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By Michael Holloway - Jan 9th, 2021 02:14 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Vanessa Andrew. Photo courtesy of Madam Chino. Who is Madam Chino? It’s a question that Vanessa Andrew, the owner and sole proprietor of Madam Chino, found herself Googling once upon a time. The name came to her in the form of a second-hand t-shirt at Value Village — it’s white, velvet iron-on lettering proudly displaying the name. “No one came up, so I guess its me,” Andrew recalls thinking at the time she discovered what would become the name of her business. Vanessa Andrew. Photo courtesy of Madam Chino.
Bucks' Pat Connaughton is building a three-unit apartment building in East Town. By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 8th, 2021 09:03 pm //end headline wrapper ?> 1245 N. Milwaukee St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. Pat Connaughton will soon have a shorter commute to work. His first Milwaukee real estate development is nearly complete. An in-house contracting team from Connaughton’s real estate development firm, Three Leaf Development, is leading the construction of a three-unit apartment building at the southwest corner of N. Milwaukee St. and E. Knapp St. The new building replaces a Civil War-era duplex that Connaughton’s firm spent the latter part of 2019 working with the city on approvals to deconstruct.