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Milwaukee-area operators seek help through hiring events Nearly 30 East Side establishments to hold job fair this weekend Share Credit: Unsplash, Michael Browning Bars and restaurants in Milwaukee’s East Side neighborhoods are making a collective push to address an industry-wide obstacle: hiring workers. Almost 30 establishments will participate in the Greater East Side Restaurant & Bar Job Fair, taking place this weekend at Casablanca restaurant on Brady Street. The event is being put on by the Brady Street, East Side, and Downer Avenue Business Improvement Districts to help operators staf...

Milwaukee Tool and construction, finally, on the Couture, bring good news to downtown Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Mark Hoffman / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Vice President Kamala Harris attends a roundtable discussion Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at the UW-Milwaukee University Services and Research Building in Milwaukee, Wis. This is Harris' first trip to Wisconsin as vice president. President Biden, who narrowly won the state in November, was in Milwaukee in February to tape a CNN town hall. It's a big day for downtown Milwaukee as the Common Council approved a $20 million financ...

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel It's a big day for downtown Milwaukee as the Common Council approved a $20 million financing plan for Milwaukee Tool's new office and today, nine years after it was first proposed, construction starts on the Couture apartment tower on the lakefront. The largest influx ever of jobs to downtown Milwaukee by a suburban firm is coming after the Milwaukee Tool financing plan was approved: The council voted 15-0 to help Brookfield-based Milwaukee Tool redevelop a five-story, 350,000-square-foot office building at 501 W. Michigan St. that could bring 2,000 new hires d...

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Back this summer, again lining downtown streets, with guest curators, titled exhibit. By Jeramey Jannene - May 5th, 2021 01:24 pm //end headline wrapper ?> “Blob Monster” by Tony Tasset. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. Sculpture Milwaukee, the free public art exhibit, will return for its fifth season, but with a new twist. The seasonal exhibit, which lines Wisconsin Avenue through Downtown and now Broadway in the Historic Third Ward, will be installed starting later this month. Guest curators have been hired, Chicago-based artist Michelle Grabner. Gates was desc...