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South Shore Terrace reopens beer garden with heated chalets
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Heated chalets a South Shore Terrace s winter beer garden can reach up to 68 degrees.
The South Shore Terrace beer garden has reopened for the winter with ten heated chalets, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced today.
Starting today, beer gardeners will have the option to reserve one of the heated chalets overlooking Lake Michigan for a 90-minute timeslot. Each chalet can accommodate six people if they’re from the same household, or two people if they’re from different households.
“We know that families want to get outside and enjoy the parks no matter the weather, and a winter beer garden has been a popular request for quite a while,” Crowley said in a statement. “With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in Milwaukee County, however, it was essential that we find a way to operate for our staff and guests, and these chalets provide a unique and safe way to enjoy Lake Michigan views, and a me
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley Applauds County Board for Investments in Equity
County leaders approve $5 million for emergency COVID-19 funds and an additional $425,000 for Community Resilience Fund
MILWAUKEE, WI – As negotiations continue in Washington on the next package of COVID-19 pandemic relief for Americans nationwide, and leaders on both sides signal that direct and flexible aid for state and local governments will be discussed as a separate package not to be passed until after the holidays, Milwaukee County Executive
David Crowley applauded the County Board for votes to continue investments in equity and attempting to meet the needs of county residents.