Photo Essay: Show me the Monkey
The Chinese Lunar New Year for 2016 features the monkey, the ninth of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 8, 2016 |
The Chinese Lunar New Year for 2016 features the monkey, the ninth of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 8, 2016 |
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is marked by the lunisolar Chinese calendar, which is why the date changes from year to year. 2016 is known as the Year of the Monkey, with the animal being ninth in the cycle of twelve. The Mitchell Domes hosted its annual Chinese New Year celebration on January 30, in partnership with the Milwaukee Chinese Community Center (MCCC) and Milwaukee County Parks, “In 2016 people should be feeling smart!” said Shane Wen of the MCCC. “The Chinese zodiac names this year for the animal described as smart, witty, clever,...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 7, 2016
Representative Jonathan Brostoff, Assembly District 19, held an open hearing on the state of mental health in Milwaukee at the Washington Park Senior Center on February 6. “As a member of the Wisconsin Assembly Mental Health Reform Committee, I’ve heard from many citizens with questions and concerns about mental health services in Milwaukee,” said Rep. Brostoff in a statement. “Among these concerns are reports of individuals with mental illness who end up, inappropriately, in the Milwaukee County Jail. Unfortunately, the Crisis Resource Centers, established to partner with CIT officers as an resource alternative to jails, have been underfunded and...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 7, 2016
Representative Jonathan Brostoff’s public hearing about the conditions of mental illness collected information for legislative ideas to help solve the challenges in Milwaukee.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 5, 2016 |
Mayor Tom Barrett spoke about the Sojourner Family Peace Center’s mission to overcome isolation at its grand opening.
Read MorePosted by Editor | Feb 3, 2016 |
Adelman Travel of Milwaukee announced on February 2 that it has merged with California-based HMS Travel Group. Included in this merger is the award winning organization of Food & Wine Trails, a provider of upscale culinary and wine-focused travel. This merger further expands Adelman Travel’s venture into the affinity tour market and supports their commitment to increase the products offered to their current customer base. “Adelman Travel is continually looking for opportunities to enhance and expand our tour business offering so we may provide these products to our Adelman Vacations and Adelman corporate customers,” said Bob Chaiken, Adelman Travel...
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