Photo Essay: Hot Wheels
The Scale Auto Hobby & Toy Show took place at American Serb Hall on March 6.
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The Scale Auto Hobby & Toy Show took place at American Serb Hall on March 6.
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Milwaukee resident Kelly Kuster, a stage IV colorectal cancer survivor, will be one of the more than 125 advocates participating in the Call-on Congress event, which will take place March 16 in Washington, D.C. Organized by Fight Colorectal Cancer (Fight CRC), Kuster and her family will join the annual lobby day effort along with other cancer survivors, caregivers, and friends of those impacted by the disease. They will ask members of Congress to support policies that will increase screening and fund medical research. “As an advocate and a stage IV survivor, I am ready to visit with my lawmakers’...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Mar 7, 2016 |
Born and raised in Milwaukee with a nostalgic passion for the city, MSOE’s Rick Gagliano has dedicated his career to using education as a tool to mentor and empower students of all ages.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Mar 7, 2016 |
Born and raised in Milwaukee with a nostalgic passion for the city, MSOE’s Rick Gagliano has dedicated his career to using education as a tool to mentor and empower students of all ages. | Q&A with Rick Gagliano Milwaukee Independent: What is it about Milwaukee that makes you most happy to live here? Rick Gagliano: I love the atmosphere. I know we are the 25th largest city in the Midwest, but there is an atmosphere of a small town. People a neighborhood restaurant, or bar, or store they love to go to, with some that have been around for generations....
Read MorePosted by Editor | Mar 7, 2016 |
Images from the 31st Annual Pasta Fest hosted by Women for MACC.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Mar 7, 2016 |
The 31st Annual Pasta Fest was held at American Serb Hall on February 6 to raise funds for children with cancer. Several members of the WTMJ-TV news crew, including Brian Gotter and Vince Vitrano, were on hand to serve spaghetti to the packed crowd of hungry supporters. Hosted by Women for MACC (Midwest Athlete’s Against Childhood Cancer), the non-profit organization is made up of the mothers, siblings, relatives, and concerned individuals who are working to eliminate pediatric cancer and blood disorders. Founded in 1982, the charity has helped to shorten the journey for treatment by contributing more than $4...
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