Like other historic churches in the 1960s, Saint Stanislaus had many of its beautiful features obliterated during a major remodeling project, which after decades have nearly been restored by teams of craftsmen and artisans.
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A unique training opportunity, during the installation of a massive construction project in the Westlawn Gardens neighborhood, was invaluable to members of the YouthBuild program as they begin considering construction fields for a career option.
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Giant sails were scattered along the horizon of Milwaukee’s Lakefront as the annual Queen’s Cup, one of the most prestigious yachting events in the nation, launched across Lake Michigan on June 23. The sailing race stretched 76 nautical miles from the South Shore Yacht Club (SSYC) to the finish line about ten hours away in South Haven, Michigan with close to 150 vessels competing in 13 division classifications. “This is our 79th sailing of the Queen’s Cup Race,” said Jerry Kedziora, Vice Commodore and Special Events Committee chair. “The racers sail for an overall trophy called the Queen’s Cup,...
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One of the oldest racing trophies in the sailing world was up for grabs at the Queen’s Cup, held annually on the Great Lake starting from the South Shore Yacht Club (SSYC) since 1938.
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The first Promise Zone Bike Ride followed a 5-mile path through some of Milwaukee’s historical and industrial areas on June 17, connecting residents and launching the programs efforts to affect positive change.
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Milwaukee County Historical Society and the Pabst Mansion offered Brats, Beer, and Brew City Barons at the second annual Brunch with the Barons event held at Forest Home Cemetery on June 10.
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