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Children's Wisconsin closing Milwaukee clinic, families rally - Vimarsana News

Children's Wisconsin closing Milwaukee clinic, families rally

Children's Wisconsin is stopping primary care services at Next Door Pediatrics clinic on Milwaukee's north side, and families rallied outside Tuesday.

Children's Wisconsin plans to close a doctor's office in a lead poisoning hotspot in Milwaukee. Some worry the lead problem will worsen - Vimarsana News

Children's Wisconsin plans to close a doctor's office in a lead poisoning hotspot in Milwaukee. Some worry the lead problem will worsen

"Children's Wisconsin is creating a gaping hole that kids are going to fall through by doing this," said parent Brenna Durkin of the planned closure.

Source: yahoo.com
Worried about lead as a Wisconsin tenant or property owner? Here's what to know. - Vimarsana News

Worried about lead as a Wisconsin tenant or property owner? Here's what to know.

By Farrah Anderson / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch Sept. 3, 2023 Lead is a serious public health hazard — a neurotoxin that damages the brain and

How Hephatha Lutheran Church gives its members opportunities to give and receive - Vimarsana News

How Hephatha Lutheran Church gives its members opportunities to give and receive

To some, the 53206 ZIP code is synonymous with issues such as lead poisoning, poverty, violence and mass incarceration. But to the congregants of Hephatha Lutheran Church, their neighborhood is much more, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reports.

Milwaukee Renters Face Lead Poisoning Risks - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee Renters Face Lead Poisoning Risks

City struggles to hold landlords accountable. ‘We have to do something,’ top official says.