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All MCTS bus passes to go electronic on Leap Day

Posted by Editor | Jan 11, 2016 | Curated |

The move away from paper will make bus boarding more efficient and cut down on the use of paper, which is costly and less environmentally friendly. MCTS is leaping into a new era in 2016. After years of hard work upgrading technology on buses and online, and working with passengers on adopting the M•CARD, MCTS will phase out paper tickets, passes and transfers on Leap Day, February 29, 2016. Riders have been steadily adjusting to the expected change. According to a recent customer survey, less than 18% of MCTS riders use paper tickets and passes. MCTS Leap Day Transition...

Historical Society is brewing beer history exhibition

Posted by Editor | Jan 9, 2016 | Articles |

“Brew City MKE: Craft, Culture, Community” is a Comprehensive Exhibit About Milwaukee’s Brewing History The Milwaukee County Historical Society announces our major exhibition for 2016: “Brew City MKE: Craft, Culture, Community” presented by MillerCoors. The exhibition will detail the history of brewing in Milwaukee and explore how beer is central to the local identity and culture. This is the first comprehensive exhibition of its kind in the city known as the Beer Capital of the United States. Opening Jan. 11, the exhibition will be on display in full form through April 2016 and a smaller version will continue through...

Exclusive First Look: Brew City

Posted by Editor | Jan 9, 2016 | Video |

Ben Barbera, Curator at the Milwaukee County Historical Society, gives a first look at the new beer brewing history exhibition as work is completed for its public display.

Photo Essay: Beer Barons Remembered

Posted by Editor | Jan 9, 2016 | Photos |

A behind-the-scenes look at the Historical Society’s first-of-its-kind beer history exhibition.

Video: Milwaukee’s Polish heritage

Posted by Editor | Jan 8, 2016 | Video |

Historian John Gurda talked about the legacy of Milwaukee’s Polish foundation, and how it is still part of the cultural and architectural landscape from the numerous church steeples that stretch across the city.

Video: Vision for Artworks

Posted by Editor | Jan 7, 2016 | Video |

Spoken Word artist Christopher McIntyre Perceptions talks about his life, creativity, and efforts with Artworks for Milwaukee.

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