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Photo Essay: Brady BID

Posted by Lee Matz | Jan 23, 2016 |

Merchants and residents of Brady Street came together to discuss issues concerning development of the area, and steps that can be taken to keep social and economic progress moving forward.

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Lee Matz

A Milwaukee native, Lee worked internationally for years as an award-winning foreign correspondent and photojournalist based in Asia. He was also the first war correspondent from Wisconsin to report from Ukraine in 2022. Lee proudly uses MCTS as the exclusive mode of transportation for covering all his local news reports.

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