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REVIEW: 3rd Street Market’s Clutch Sandwich Co.
The 3rd Street Market Hall just welcomed a new sandwich shop to its wide array of vendors with the opening of Clutch Sandwich Co. in September. Clutch Sandwich Co. is a grab-and-go sandwich spot that specializes in offering classic and beloved subs, while also experimenting with more inventive concoctions. Between the “Clutch Club” (smoked turkey, ham, bacon, shredded iceberg lettuce, tomato and herbed Dijon aioli on grilled sourdough) and “The Gardener” (roasted cauliflower, roasted red pepper bean spread, horseradish sauce, caramelized onions and Dijon mustard on toasted sourdough), there are plenty of options on the menu for every type of sandwich connoisseur.
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Kraus-Anderson wraps construction on Waterfair Apartments in Wauwatosa
Kraus-Anderson completed construction on Waterfair Apartments located in the Wauwatosa Research Park District at 10499 Innovation Drive in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Designed by Continuum Architects + Planners, the 124,072-square-foot renovation and adaptive reuse converted an eight-story, 198-unit hotel and convention space—formerly the Sonesta Hotel—into 146 affordable, multi-family apartments. The...
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Milwaukee company’s Brewers connection dates back to 1953
MILWAUKEE — As the Milwaukee Brewers compete in the World Series, American Bolt is marking a connection to Milwaukee baseball that dates back more than seven decades. The family-owned company’s link to the game began in 1953, the same year the Boston Braves moved to Milwaukee. A ticket salesman knew someone at American Bolt, leading the company to get season tickets in seats five and six near the on-deck circle.
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Wisconsin cranberry farmers root for Milwaukee Brewers with bog design
CRANMOOR – A group of Wisconsin cranberry growers is wishing the Milwaukee Brewers “berry good luck” in the World Series. Cranberry growers from a few farms in the Wisconsin Rapids area gathered Oct. 21 at Gottschalk Cranberry, about 12 miles southwest of Wisconsin Rapids, with the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association . When the Milwaukee Brewers advanced to the World Series last week, the group wanted to show support for the Wisconsin team. More on the Brewers: Soak it in, Milwaukee: The Brewers are going to the World Series The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association organized the design of a 100-foot by 115-foot baseball glove and baseball, used GPS mapping to create the design with flags in a bog, then spent about four hours Wednesday morning moving yellow boom to shape the berries into place. Once the outline was set, the group moved berries outside of the shape away from the main design and added a plastic sheet baseball on top. Fawn Gottschalk, owner and president of Gottschalk Cranberry, said her family farm was still actively harvesting cranberries and it worked in their schedule to have enough cranberries to make the vision a reality. The project was a team effort
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How southeast Wisconsin businesses are cashing in on Brewers World Series excitement
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World Series: Milwaukee small businesses celebrate Brewers' run
MILWAUKEE - The Brewers are the talk of town as fans get ready to cheer on the Crew in the World Series. To keep up with the excitement, two small businesses said they are adding their own special touch to make this postseason run one to remember. Small business boost.
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This Hidden Gem Wisconsin Apple Orchard Combines Apple Picking And Hay Rides For Pure Magic
There are places you stumble upon that make you wonder why nobody told you sooner, and Apple Holler in Sturtevant, Wisconsin is exactly that kind of discovery. It’s an orchard, a restaurant, a country store, and a working family farm that somehow delivers more genuine joy per acre than almost anything else you’ll find in the state.
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New Wisconsin farm to offer food pantries 38,500 side salads every week
The Allen-Bradley Clock Tower building at 1201 S. Second St. is a landmark of the Milwaukee, easily identified by its giant, four-sided clock. It's the headquarters of Rockwell Automation , a global leader in industrial automation and parent company of Allen-Bradley. It is also about to gain another claim to fame: The salad bowl of eastern Wisconsin. Clock Tower Farms , an indoor hydroponic farm in Rockwell's headquarters, should be running at full capacity by the end of 2026. The collaborative effort by Rockwell, Green Bay-based Fork Farms and Milwaukee-based Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin (FAEW) will produce about 200,000 pounds of fresh lettuce each year for distribution to FAEW's 600 community partners (food pantries, food banks, meal sites, etc.) across its 35-county service area . “Clock Tower Farms demonstrates how industrial automation can solve real-world challenges at scale and meaningfully impact our communities,” said Patricia Contreras, vice president, Community Impact at Rockwell Automation, in a media release. “Working with Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin and Fork Farms allows us to combine our strengths to address hunger and ensure more families have access to fresh, healthy produce year-round.” More: Stock the Shelves returns to help fight food insecurity in eastern Wisconsin Liz
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DHI Corp. relocates to downtown Milwaukee
The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. DHI Corp., a home products company headquartered in Mequon in Ozaukee County, will relocate its corporate headquarters to downtown Milwaukee, according to an Oct. 19 report in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. DHI said it will move about...
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Bay View’s New Artist-Run Metaphysical Shop, Strange Scene
Bay View’s Strange Scene (2861 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.) is a go-to stop for all things odd, witchy or obscure. The artist-run metaphysical shop celebrated its grand opening in May and is home to everything from occult trinkets to mystical self-care products to a library of arcane literature while offering tarot readings, workshops and gallery exhibitions. Strange Scene is open Monday, Wednesday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., Thursday from noon to 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. while closed Tuesday.
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Now Hiring: Washington County aerial lift maker looks to fill positions immediately
RICHFIELD, Wis. — AXCS Equipment, a Washington County company that makes aerial work platforms, is hiring for positions in Richfield and West Bend as demand grows for its products. The company makes scissor lifts, telehandlers and vertical masts. AXCS is looking to add assemblers and welders to support increased...
Daily Reporter
Former Bay View library picked for apartment development
A former library in Milwaukee’s Bay View neighborhood would be redeveloped into 25 apartments under a proposal pending at City Hall. The former Llewellyn Library, 907 E. Russell Ave., would be remodeled and get an addition to accommodate that new use. That project needs a zoning change to allow...
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Black Travel Summit spotlights Milwaukee’s Black-owned businesses
MILWAUKEE — Black travel leaders, content creators, investors and entrepreneurs from around the world gathered in Milwaukee over the weekend for the Black Travel Summit. The event partnered with Visit Milwaukee to highlight Black-owned businesses, history and culture in the city. The summit included speakers, resources and opportunities for...
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Amelia Earhart cousin hopes researchers “don’t find” her plane
An underwater structure, spotted via satellite off the coast of a remote South Pacific island, is not Amelia Earhart’s plane, Purdue University researchers announced on Monday. Research crews have spent the last several days traveling to the island, only to discover the debris was not Earhart’s twin-engine Lockheed Model 10-E Electra.
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Jeffers firm acquires Milwaukee’s Alexander Lofts for $6.3 million
Orinova Capital bought the Alexander Lofts for $6.3 million. Property includes 60 multifamily units in Milwaukee. J. Jeffers & Co. and Ryan Strub led the acquisition. Portfolio grows to four properties worth $30 million. A joint venture led by J. Jeffers & Co. and Ryan Strub has purchased a 60-unit...
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Cranberry growers create giant show of support for Milwaukee Brewers
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Milwaukee's anime scene is booming. A fan opened his second anime-specific shop
The anime community in Milwaukee is so strong that a fan opened two anime stores just 1.5 miles from each other. Hai Hai Anime Shop sells all things anime and allows the community to share their love for the animation genre.