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Closed West Allis school could be converted into affordable housing

WEST ALLIS, Wis. — A closed West Allis elementary school could become a 55-unit affordable apartment building, as developers look to reuse vacant school properties amid Wisconsin’s housing shortage. Longfellow Elementary closed in June 2023 as the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District worked to cut costs and adjust...

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How a Milwaukee gas station transformed from a place of convenience into a community hub

How do you usually pick a gas station when you need to fill up your tank? Most times, it comes down to location and how expensive it is. But for a loyal base of customers on Milwaukee’s South Side, their only factor is going to support Faisal Bhimani. He owns the BP and Citgo gas stations across the street from one another on Howard and Clement Avenues. His customers return not because of prices, but because of the community he’s built.

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FOX 6 Milwaukee

Ground stop: Flight delays hit Milwaukee business

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Milwaukee’s Giant Indoor Market Lets Every Picky Eater In Your Family Grab Something Different

A vintage VW bus worked as a food counter here, and it served smoothies, açaí bowls, and dairy-free ice cream. That alone made me want to know more. Then I learned it sits a few steps from lobster rolls and Argentine empanadas. The building holds around 18 independently...

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Milwaukee Hydroponic Farm at Rockwell HQ Starts Feeding 35 Wisconsin Counties

Fresh greens are now growing inside the headquarters of a major Milwaukee corporation, and they're headed straight to food pantries instead of grocery store shelves. Clock Tower Farms, a hydroponic indoor farm built inside Rockwell Automation's Milwaukee headquarters, is fully operational and has begun regular food production and distribution, according to the company.

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The Center Square

Cash bonuses available to move to Milwaukee

(The Center Square) – The state of Wisconsin is offering people thousands of dollars to move into Milwaukee. The non-profit employment agency in Milwaukee County on Thursday announced new “relocation assistance initiatives” to get more people to live in Milwaukee. “Through the program, eligible individuals moving from outside of Wisconsin may receive reimbursement for qualifying relocation expenses, helping make the transition to living and working in Milwaukee more affordable,” the announcement from Employ Milwaukee states. Employ Milwaukee is a non-profit "local workforce development board" that focuses on Milwaukee County. But the money is coming from the state. "[The program] is funded through the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Talent Recruitment Grant." Employ Milwaukee explained. Employ Milwaukee said the payments start at $3,000 for a one-person household and grow to $9,000 for a household of four or more. There are, however, some requirements to qualify for the program. To be eligible, applicants must: ● Be moving from outside of Wisconsin ● Relocate to the city of Milwaukee ● Have a household income of $55,000 or more ● Not be participating in another Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation grant The WEDC grant is worth more than $455,000 and is part of a $5 million

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Employ Milwaukee launches $9,000 relocation incentive program

MILWAUKEE — A new program is providing up to $9,000 in relocation reimbursement for non-Wisconsin residents to move to Milwaukee. The program, called Milwaukee Fresh, is an initiative from Employ Milwaukee designed to attract workers in high-demand fields, including health care, engineering, information technology, biotechnology and public service. Employ...

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FinanceBuzz

7 Affordable Places Realtors Say Will Become Climate Havens as Temperatures Rise

This piece reviews seven affordable, senior-friendly cities with strong infrastructure and mitigation plans to help residents weather the effects of climate change.

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

The Post-Crescent

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The Children's Place files for bankruptcy, says closures loom

Kids' clothing retailer The Children’s Place has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close some stores to keep the business up and running, new court filings show. There is one location in the Fox Valley inside the Fox River Mall at 4301 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Grand Chute. The store is located next to Maurices near JCPenney . There are four other Wisconsin locations in Baraboo, Johnson Creek, Greendale and Wauwatosa. The Children's Place filed a bankruptcy petition along with 13 affiliated debtors in a New Jersey bankruptcy court on Nov. 8, according to court documents the company sent to USA TODAY. The retailer plans to sell all its assets and said in a news release that it aims to keep the business open. In a statement to USA TODAY on Nov. 10, the company said all its stores and e-commerce websites are open, but certain locations must close at some point. The Children's Place added that it is evaluating its store portfolio, calling the process a difficult decision. The company has two digital storefronts, 495 retail stores in North America and sells its items through wholesale marketplaces such as Amazon. International franchise and wholesale partners also sell the

Grand Chute, WI · 2d

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Milwaukee Fresh Will Reimburse Up to $9,000 to Move to the City

Milwaukee is putting a dollar figure on the cost of getting people to pack a truck. Milwaukee Fresh, a City of Milwaukee and Employ Milwaukee effort, is built to draw as many as 50 households from outside Wisconsin, with relocation reimbursements that top out at $9,000. The offer is narrower...

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400,000 eggs delivered to Wisconsin as part of lawsuit settlement

Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. Attorney General Josh Kaul said that more than 400,000 eggs have been delivered to Wisconsin food banks and community organizations this week, marking the first shipments of approximately 2 million eggs secured for Wisconsin through a multistate settlement with three major egg producers for allegedly colluding behind the scenes to raise prices.

Wisconsin · 2d

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Energy assistance available for residents' heating, electric bills

Milwaukee County residents can apply year-round for energy assistance to help cover heating and electric bills this winter. Community Advocates COO encourages people to reach out for assistance.

Milwaukee, WI · 3d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Milwaukee, WI, Struggles With Low Starter Home Availability Compared to Other Cities

A recent analysis by Realtor.com® reveals a shifting landscape for the American starter home. For many would-be buyers, these entry-level options have felt increasingly scarce as rising prices and climbing

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Microsoft outage: MU professor weighs in on global service disruption

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Microsoft says its services are gradually returning to normal after a massive global outage disrupted schools, businesses and government agencies. The problems began Thursday, affecting services like Outlook, Teams and Copilot. Microsoft says there's no evidence of a cyberattack. Instead, the company says the outage was...

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Boosting Winter Visibility for Wisconsin Businesses

As the winter months descend upon Wisconsin, many local businesses brace for the inevitable slowdown that the season often brings. James Moore, the owner of a digital marketing company based on, Shorewood, Milwaukee has identified this annual challenge and is offering hope through his SEO services. Moore's business specializes in enhancing visibility, particularly for real estate professionals and small businesses across the state. With his expertise in digital marketing, Moore seeks to turn the gloomy winter months into a period of opportunity for businesses looking to boost their online presence. His strategic approach aims to counter the seasonal slump by ensuring that businesses remain visible and competitive, even when foot traffic dwindles.

Wisconsin · 1d

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