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Northwest Side Lifeline Saved As Serenity Inns Rescues Vin Baker Clinic
Vin Baker Recovery’s north-side Milwaukee treatment center is getting a second chance. Nonprofit Serenity Inns has stepped in to keep the doors open at 4757 N. 76th St., taking over operations after the prior operator abruptly announced it was leaving. The group says it will continue medication-assisted treatment and counseling at the neighborhood clinic instead of letting a key recovery resource sit idle while people wait for help.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Local Milwaukee pharmacy to open 2nd location amid others closing
MILWAUKEE - A local pharmacy is expanding and filling a need on Milwaukee's northwest side at a time when many national chain locations are shutting down. Xperience Pharmacy is about to open its second shop in the city. Opening while others are closing. What we know:. Recently, a Walgreens location...
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New Milwaukee pharmacy set to open amid others closing
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Milwaukee Makes Big Splash In Global Swimmable City Race
Source: Facebook/Milwaukee Environmental Collaboration Office - ECO. Milwaukee is jumping into the international conversation about swimming in city waterways, formally joining the International Swimmable Cities Coalition and throwing a waterfront party at South Shore Beach to mark the moment. City leaders are pitching the move as the next chapter in decades of river cleanup work and a rebuilt lakefront beach, all wrapped into a broader Water Centric City strategy that aims to put everyday recreation back at the center of local rivers and the shoreline.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New Berlin board clears way for residential treatment center
The Milwaukee Rescue Mission's plans to build a residential treatment center in New Berlin can move forward after a local review board didn't pass an appeal brought on by opposing citizens. In a special meeting June 22, members of the city's Board of Appeals failed to grant an appeal that would have overturned approval the Milwaukee Rescue Mission previously gained to create the four-story, 57,000-square-foot facility. The development would be located in the southwest quadrant of Moorland Road and Interstate 43. The Plan Commission, based in part on city planning staff's support, unanimously approved the campus as proposed as a permitted use in the manufacturing zone on Dec. 8, 2025. Since then, the plans have stalled as a citizens group, known as New Berlin Citizens United, awaited a ruling on its appeal of the commission's decision. Residents and Milwaukee Rescue Mission alike awaited the development's fate after the city's Board of Appeals discussed the issue in closed session June 2 but did not reach a decision. Then in the special meeting June 22, after around an hour of closed session discussions, board members voted 2-2 to grant the appeal. That motion needed four votes to pass, so it failed. Members
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
STC Wellness Center addresses mental health care gaps
For over a century, St. Charles Youth and Family Services has provided residential treatment, foster care and other community-based programs to local children and families. But in recent years, leaders at St. Charles noticed a lack of mental health treatment had become a barrier to the success of nearly every service they offered.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Hayat Pharmacy extends care from clinic to community with mobile injectable medication program
Reginald, who declined to use his last name for fear of losing opportunities, spent years in a harmful cycle of missed appointments, spiraling and then dealing with the consequences. Reginald is paranoid schizophrenic. He said having to go into a pharmacy to get his long-acting injections, which treat people with...
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Commission hears intense, divided opinions on Milwaukee wastewater treatment management
Earlier this week, the commission that oversees the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District voted unanimously for a third-part audit. Both the district and Veolia — the company that manages MMSD’s two wastewater treatment plants — are going to be investigated. Whistleblowers have raised concerns about Veolia’s treatment of...