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Nick Lalla | Sep 24th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
MacArthur Genius grant recipients were just announced. Save an urban farmer from Milwaukee, those working to improve cities directly were absent from the list, again. (
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Pooja Shah | Sep 19th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
We’ve rested up and now we’re ready to spend 24 continuous hours in Milwaukee! (
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Next American City | Sep 11th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
Ever wonder what Next American City’s editor sounds like? She sounds uncertain how to give a radio interview. Nonetheless, here she is talking about the magazine’s upcoming trip to Milwaukee — the plan for lectures, parties, and a 24:Hrs walking tour. (
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Pooja Shah | Aug 13th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
Next American City is planning a four-day visit to Milwaukee where we will bring you a symposium, subscriber party, university visits and a 24:Hrs! (
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Dave Steele | Jul 30th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
Seven years after the opening of a bold cultural icon, how much has the Calatrava addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum changed the Brew City? How much can any one building really change a city?
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Dave Steele | Jun 10th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
Thanks to industrialized agriculture, there’s a wide gulf between those who produce food and those who consume it. Too many city-dwellers lack access to nutritious, non-processed foods. Urban agriculture promises to change that. (
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Dave Steele | May 19th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
After forty years in the statistical doldrums, what does Milwaukee make of a sudden, slight increase in population? Local expert and urban enthusiast Dave Steele reports. (
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Dave Steele | Apr 24th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
In an age when facts don’t matter, how do cities build the consensus to make big plans? In a public sphere heavily influenced by talk radio and other media outlets, such as local blogs, where there is no clear line between fact and opinion, where outright falsehoods are presented as legitimate opinions, the billons of dollars in investment in Milwaukee’s Deep Tunnel are now deemed a massive waste. (
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Dave Steele | Apr 10th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee |
Richard Longworth wants you to know two things: First, globalization is happening and it will continue to change the world. Second, if you live in the Midwest, you’d better be very afraid about your region’s chances of competing in an increasingly “flat” world. (
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Dave Steele | Mar 26th, 2008 | Topic: | Region: Central | Cities: Milwaukee |
An uproar over a statue of the 1970s TV icon says more about its city than any piece of public art could. (
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Thanks to industrialized agriculture, there’s a wide gulf between those who produce food and those who consume it. Too many city-dwellers lack access to nutritious, non-processed foods. Urban agriculture promises to change that. (keep reading…)
After forty years in the statistical doldrums, what does Milwaukee make of a sudden, slight increase in population? Local expert and urban enthusiast Dave Steele reports. (keep reading…)
In an age when facts don’t matter, how do cities build the consensus to make big plans? In a public sphere heavily influenced by talk radio and other media outlets, such as local blogs, where there is no clear line between fact and opinion, where outright falsehoods are presented as legitimate opinions, the billons of dollars in investment in Milwaukee’s Deep Tunnel are now deemed a massive waste. (keep reading…)
Richard Longworth wants you to know two things: First, globalization is happening and it will continue to change the world. Second, if you live in the Midwest, you’d better be very afraid about your region’s chances of competing in an increasingly “flat” world. (keep reading…)
An uproar over a statue of the 1970s TV icon says more about its city than any piece of public art could. (keep reading…)
