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Entertainment calendar: What’s going on in southeastern Wisconsin area this winter Elaine Rewolinski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Milwaukee Journal Sentinel files Vintage steam trains meet the future during the “2015: A Space Odyssey” train show opening Saturday at the Mitchell Park Domes. photo courtesy Milwaukee County Department of Parks, Recreation & Culture NIGHTLIFE AJ’s Bar & Grill: The NOW, March 27. S90-W13970 Boxhorn Driive, Muskego. Belfast Station: Music at 8 p.m. Ben Janzow, March 20. Chaz Duo, March 27. N64-W23246 Main St-, Sussex. Brewtown Eatery: ...

Plus: Conagra closing Milwaukee plant and logistics company moving to Bay View. By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 31st, 2021 06:27 pm //end headline wrapper ?> The Public Service Building in August 2020. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. Most downtown workers will never know that the system they rely on to heat their workplace flooded in 2020. But they will pay for at least some of the over $60 million in damage. On May 18, the We Energies steam tunnel system, which delivers steam heat from the Valley Power Plant to a number of downtown buildings, flooded following a signifi...

New Hilton Hotel Planned for Downtown 8-story Tempo by Hilton would be constructed on old Journal Sentinel parking lot on Third Street. By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 27th, 2021 05:43 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Tempo by Hilton hotel. Image from HKS Holdings/FirstPathway Partners. A parking lot on the southeast corner of the former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel complex would become a Tempo by Hilton hotel under a plan from HKS Holdings. The proposed eight-story building for 915 N. Old World Third St. would contain 155 guest rooms, a ground-floor restaurant and rooft...

Plus: First tenants announced for North Avenue Market By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 10th, 2021 06:16 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Filer & Stowell, 147 E. Becher St., conceptual rendering. Rendering by Engberg Anderson Architects. Developers intend to create 959 new affordable apartments across Milwaukee, if allocated housing tax credits. The Milwaukee projects are just 13 of the 54 applications submitted to the Wisconsin Housing Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) as part of its annual competitive allocation of low-income housing tax credits. Applications, like i...

A running list of Milwaukee-area restaurants that permanently closed during coronavirus crisis Journal Sentinel staff © Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Blue's Egg in Shorewood, the second location of the popular brunch restaurant by Black Shoe Hospitality, is permanently closed and will be replaced with a new restaurant by the group. The coronavirus and Wisconsin's safer-at-home order have forced some Milwaukee-area restaurants to close, costing precious revenue in a business that traditionally has thin margins.  © Scott Ash/Now News Group Samano's Mexican Restaurant in Cuda...