GE recognized as top 10 most community-minded companies in the America
November 15, 2012 // 0 CommentsRecently GE has been recognized as one of America’s most community-minded companies in The Civic 50 – a new ranking of companies that acknowledges them for dedication of time commitment, talent and resources to improve local communities. A good deal of this recognition comes because of our local employees and the work they have done locally to overcome some of the toughest issues ...
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Cong. Gwen Moore urges the community to vote Nov. 6 for Obama, Ba ...
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Milwaukee to play host to Strive Cradle to Career Convening
September 22, 2012 // Comments OffMore than 350 participants expected to attend conference that explores how communities can use dat...
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How Paul Ryan’s plan could change Medicaid, Medicare and everyo ...
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Marcus Garvey and Emmitt Till focus of Black August month
August 23, 2012 // Comments Offby Taki S. Raton Normally during this eighth month in our communities, writings, festivities ...
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Voting BLACK- Milwaukee’s Jim Crow
August 12, 2012 // Comments OffVoting in Black communities this election has included any number of sound bites best summed as ...
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