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Asthma is a serious, sometimes life-threatening diseasea and one that affects almost 20 million people in the United States.
Two Hospitalized After Crash at Howell and Centennial
Police say a driver went through a red light at Howell and Centennial Wednesday and struck a vehicle, injuring two people.
eNewsletter of the Eastern Diocese - 05/24/2012
PRESS RELEASE Diocese of the Armenian Church of America 630 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10016 Tel: 686-0710 Fax: 779-3558 Web: http://www.armenianchurch.org/ Email: prl@armeniandiocese.org TOP STORY May 24, 2012 Pentecost In the words of the Armenian hymn of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit =80=9Carmed the disciples with fire while they were sitting in ... (more)
Raw video: Two-alarm fire in South Milwaukee
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Additional fire departments called to South Milwaukee blaze
The South Milwaukee Fire Department is battling a two alarm blaze Wednesday morning.
State Announces New W3 Worker Training Program
Years ago, Wisconsin enacted its W2 program to help move welfare recipients into the job market.
A lawn mower, videogame system and video games were taken from a garage in the 3800 block of East Barnard Avenue in late April.
Man Arrested After Fight With Villa Vista Worker
A 48-year-old South Milwaukee man was arrested for battery and strangulation following a violent altercation with a worker at Dolly's Villa Vista Motel , 8060 S. 27th St.
Flat Stanleys spur penpals between schools
By Pam Chickering Wilson Union staff writer JEFFERSON - Second-graders in Bonnie Dimond's class at West Elementary School are connecting with peers in South Milwaukee through an unusual method - paper dolls.
Oak Creek Man Faces Felony Battery Charge
A 23-year-old Oak Creek man is facing a felony after police say he punched a man outside a South Milwaukee bar.
Social Circle: Where's Brew City's best buffet?
Welcome to a weekly segment called "Social Circle." It's truly a group effort between readers, social networkers and the OnMilwaukee.com editors.
The budget that is eating the state
There are ways to save many millions of dollars in providing health care to tens of thousands of Milwaukeeans - while helping many of them to be healthier.
Chris Bolender Honored at Civic Dinner Dance
Chris Bolender was the guest of honor Thursday night at the 128th Air Refueling Wing's annual Civic Dinner Dance.
Local women left riding bus for hours after having stroke
Clark Howard is a leading consumer advocate and host of "The Clark Howard Show." American business is riding a euphoric high, but with good times come the bad, specifically unscrupulous souls who prey upon unwitting consumers and are looking for an opening to bilk, swindle or entrap.
Milwaukeeans reflect on Donna Summers's musical impact
One of Donna Summers's last performances was in Milwaukee and fans around southeast Wisconsin reflected on her iconic career.
Diana Bradford-Cannon named the 2012 'Woman of Distinction'
Diana Bradford-Cannon, of Holy Redeemer Institutional Church of God In Christ, has been named the winner of the 2012 "Woman of Distinction," at an awards luncheon on Saturday, May 12, at the Mother Kathryn Daniels Conference Center, Milwaukee.
Owners in one Milwaukee ZIP code encouraged to get dogs shots
The Wisconsin Humane Society is working to reduce the risk of a fatal dog disease by offering discounts to some residents.
South Milwaukee Farmers' Market Begins Fourth Season on May 24
School Board -Thank You Teachers
The South Milwaukee School Board would like to join the National Education Association in recognizing Teacher Appreciation Week.
Plans For New Animal Hospital Scrapped
Animal Hospital of Oak Creek, which last fall got a permit to open only after Mayor Dick Bolender broke a tie , has now canceled plans to open in the city.