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Milwaukee Public Safety and Health Committee reviews food truck rules
MILWAUKEE - Food trucks are back on the agenda for the Public Safety and Health Committee in Milwaukee. A new proposal looked to expand the city's authority to discipline food truck operators. Food truck regulation proposal. Dig deeper:. The city could suspend or revoke a food truck owner's permission to...
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Racine Holiday Parade 2026: Full lineup and route for Nov. 14
RACINE — Downtown Racine’s annual Holiday Parade will feature 57 listed entries Saturday, Nov. 14, with school groups, dance teams, community organizations and businesses joining an evening of music, a tree lighting and fireworks. The parade begins at 5:30 p.m. on the west side of the State Street...
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Most Milwaukee students not attending MPS schools
(The Center Square) – For the first time, most students in Milwaukee are not attending one of Milwaukee’s public schools. Marquette University Law School senior fellow Alan Borsuk published his research in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Wednesday. "Half of the children who live in the city of Milwaukee and who receive publicly funded education are enrolled in the Milwaukee Public Schools system. And half are enrolled in schools that are not part of MPS," Borsuk wrote. "It’s a reality with major implications." Borsuk's research shows that there are 104,363 students in Milwaukee this year. He said that about half, a little more than 50,000 go to either private voucher schools or public charter schools. "More than 50,000 Milwaukee students are now getting education outside of MPS schools. Whether you like school choice programs or not, whether you like or dislike the impact of school choice on the conventional public school systems, you can’t ignore the reality: None of those 50,000-plus children were assigned to go to non-MPS schools. Such assignments would be against the law. The kids are there by choice," Borsuk added. Will Flanders, with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, said the choice part of Borsuk's