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Milwaukee Brewery Owner Rescues Bernie Brewer's Old County Stadium Chalet
When Milwaukee County Stadium closed its gates for good after the 2000 baseball season, one of its most recognizable landmarks faced an uncertain future — until a lifelong Brewers fan stepped in to save it. Russ Klisch, president of Lakefront Brewery, bought Bernie Brewer's old chalet and gave it a permanent new home perched above his brewery's fermentation tanks, where it still stands today.
CBS 58
More than 2,000 items available to check out from New Berlin's "Library of Things"
NEW BERLIN, Wis. (CBS 58) — In a world where screens are everywhere and you don't need to leave the house to go into a new world, third spaces are finding renewed popularity. Libraries are one of the most popular third spaces, recently finding new ways to connect with you.
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Johnsonville and Florida’s Natural Make a Tasty Wager on the World Series
There’s a lot riding on the World Series between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays, and now two major food companies are upping the stakes. Johnsonville and Florida’s Natural have shaken hands on a friendly baseball wager where they’re putting their hometown pride — and a LOT of sausage and orange juice — on the table.
FOX 6 Milwaukee
Artist behind viral "Milwaukee Brewers" song visits FOX6
FOX 6 Milwaukee
Deer Crashing Through Apartment Window Caught on Bodycam
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Dig Into Pastrami One Fan Calls The Midwest’s Best At This Milwaukee, Wisconsin Deli
Some of the best sandwiches in America come out of buildings you could drive past without a second look. Milwaukee has one of those spots, a small takeout counter where the line can stretch all the way to the front window on a busy afternoon. One fan walked out convinced...
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I asked bartenders for the best World Series cocktails. Most picked the same one
Beware, baseball and bourbon purists: this guide has some seriously controversial World Series takes - and some seriously delicious World Series cocktails. Among them, the Wisconsin Old Fashioned; the state's most infamous drink that skips traditional whiskey for brandy, a muddled orange and cherry, and (brace yourself) a splash of Sprite. With the Milwaukee Brewers set to compete in their first World Series since 1982, that gloriously divisive drink is about to get a lot more screen time.
takingthekids.com
The 8 Milwaukee-Area, Wisconsin Restaurants Whose Dining Rooms Still Look Like The 1950s
A burger joint near Milwaukee pairs smash burgers with scratch-made ice cream, then serves them at a long counter lined with spinning chairs. I had no idea that kind of room still existed outside of old movies. Apparently, they’re still out there. One spot on this list belongs to...
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7th annual Taste of the Gateway offers great dining options
Taste of the Gateway – Discount Dining Days will be held on Tuesday, October 27, and Wednesday, October 28, offering visitors amazing deals at 12 restaurants and food businesses throughout Milwaukee’s Airport Gateway area, said Alderman Scott Spiker. Alderman Spiker said Taste of the Gateway is coordinated by...
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Milwaukee Chemist Chalks Up Giant Jackson Chourio Portrait Downtown
A 10-by-10-foot chalk portrait of Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio has taken shape on the plaza outside Chase Tower in downtown Milwaukee, drawn by local chemist Katie Bogan. The artwork was commissioned by Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21, and sits by the Riverwalk at the Chase Tower plaza at 111 E. Wisconsin...
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Widespread Panic Tips Its Cap to World Series With First-Ever “Rebirtha” Opener in Milwaukee
In a fitting nod to the World Series, which opened with a Brewers victory at the nearby American Family Field, Widespread Panic kicked off its three-night run at Milwaukee’s Riverside Theater with “Rebirtha.” Appearing in the opening slot for the first time ever, the song references a town where “real life’s a game” and “baseball’s all that’s real,” making it a timely soundtrack for Game 1 of the Fall Classic. Meanwhile, a Brewers jersey bearing Jimmy Herring’s name was prominently displayed onstage in honor of the absent guitarist, with Nick Johnson continuing to fill in as Herring takes time to focus on his health.