MCJ WEEKEND EDITION May 19, 2006 |
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Mo visits students that make money matter IOU Sports and Milwaukee area schools to participate in WNBA season opener Let's Eat!
Grill Crazy! Women across the country are catching grill fever Tangy Maple-Marinated Pork Chops with Stone Fruit Salsa Abode
Clogged Toilets Can Be A Real Drain Physical exams apply to your heating and AC, too
June is Adopt-A-Shelter-Cat Month
Keep your home safe from electrical hazards
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Ministers lead caravan of justice through downtown
Area ministers brought the community together in a show of solidarity by leading a "caravan of justice" down Wisconsin Avenue to the federal courthouse to hand petitions containing 12,000 signatures calling for justice in the Frank Jude, Jr. case. The petitions were handed to federal prosecutor Steven M. Biskupic, who is currently looking into the case in which three White Milwaukee police officers were acquitted of any wrong doing in the beating. (photo by Harry Kemp)
Breaking ground on new Midtown edition
Political, community and business leaders joined officials from developer Inland Western Retail Real Estate Trust, Inc. in breaking ground for the company’s first development project and the beginning of new construction at Midtown Center. Two new retail developments, to be built in phases, will bring new national retailers to the urban shopping center. Inland Western also plans to rework the boulevard that encircles Midtown Center to make it more pedestrian--and automobile-friendly. Inland Western purchased Midtown Center from developer Boulder Venture in January 2005 for more than $50 million. (photo by Harry Kemp)
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Healthwell
Gospel Great Byron Cage raises his voice to raise awareness about chronic kidney disease Pediatric neurosurgeon undertakes record-setting flight to benefit kids For Women Only Dress Code For Her; Treating Ethnic Skin Conditions Website Created in Support of Duke Rape Victim; Special to the NNPA from the Wilmington Journal Let’s Go!
Awareness and cooperation equal safety and fun when families visit parks In The Black
Bookshelf
Best selling author Pearl Cleage releases poem in book form
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