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2023 is here and the new year offers an NA celebration, comedy, Irish ballads, one night of Memento Mori, a visit from guitar legend Albert Lee, The Mighty Deerlick’s halftime show and more—This Week in Milwaukee!
According to the CDC, addiction and substance abuse increased during the pandemic. A critical resource for recovery are sober living facilities. These spaces are structured communities that support recovering addicts, but the number of available spots hasn’t matched the growing need in southeast Wisconsin.
We’ll learn about the only sober living facility in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood and how they’re building a community. Then, we’ll tell you about a new podcast called "Be Seen" that explores Wisconsin’s LGBTQ history. We’ll explore the evolution of flight in ancient dinosaurs and what we can learn from their living descendants. Plus, we’ll tell you about the Buy Nothing Project and the goal to connect neighbors while having a positive impact on the environment.
4th Dimension operates a sober living facility in Riverwest. It’s one of the largest providers of sober living housing in Milwaukee County. Jason Gonzalez, the founder and CEO of 4th Dimension Sobriety Inc., shares more about building a sober living community and making recovery more visible.
Big change for distinctive Riverwest building. Plus: A busy week of real estate news. By Jeramey Jannene - Apr 25th, 2021 12:13 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Cream City Hostel in 2019, 500 E. Center St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. There is new life for the former bank building at 500 E. Center St., but not as a hostel. Cream City Hostel, which opened in 2019, fell victim to the global travel downturn triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. RiverBee LLC, which owns the property, pivoted to seeking a new tenant in 2020. The investment group owns many of the fixtures, in...