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Barbara Dittrich shares updates on community support and educational progress

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 20, 2025

Rep. Barbara Dittrich engaged with her followers through several tweets on June 20, 2025.

Milwaukee VA to rededicate restored Lake Wheeler Pavilion

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 20, 2025

The Milwaukee VA Medical Center is set to rededicate the recently refurbished Lake Wheeler Pavilion.

Rep. Barbara Dittrich promotes local events and initiatives through social media

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 20, 2025

In recent tweets dated June 19-20, 2025, Rep. Barbara Dittrich showcased her support for local sports teams and community events while promoting tourism in Wisconsin as summer begins.

Entertainment event this weekend in City of Milwaukee: Friday, June 20 - Sunday, June 22

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 19, 2025

Don't miss out on this entertainment event happening in City of Milwaukee this weekend.

Milwaukee women's soccer announces challenging schedule for fall

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 19, 2025

The Milwaukee women's soccer team has announced its schedule for the 2025 season, which includes challenging non-conference matchups and in-state rivalries.

Barbara Dittrich discusses budget complexities and raises awareness on scams

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 19, 2025

In recent tweets dated June 18-19, Rep. Barbara Dittrich discussed several issues including state budget challenges faced by Waukesha County legislators, warned about ongoing scams, and commemorated Juneteenth's historical importance

Barbara Dittrich shares updates on legislation, local sports, and community visits

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 19, 2025

Rep. Barbara Dittrich shared updates about Bradyn's Law passing in Wisconsin's State Assembly on June 19, 2025.

Milwaukee women's basketball opens season ticket sales with new digital options

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 19, 2025

Milwaukee Panther women's basketball has announced that season tickets are now available for purchase.

Week Ending Jun. 14: Milwaukee police report 637 incidents

By C. N. Brockman | Jun 18, 2025

Milwaukee police reported a total of 637 incidents during the week ending Jun. 14, according to the latest data from Milwaukee Open Data.

senator ron johnson addresses fiscal challenges with new report

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 18, 2025

Senator Ron Johnson highlights critical steps in problem-solving while addressing significant fiscal challenges in recent tweets from June 17-18, 2025.

Senator Patrick Testin addresses education funding and local agriculture

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 18, 2025

In recent tweets from mid-June 2025, Senator Patrick Testin discussed key issues such as special education funding comparisons with Gov. Tony Evers' proposals, highlighted agricultural achievements within his district on National Eat Your...

Milwaukee Public Schools offers free summer meals for children

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 17, 2025

Children in Milwaukee can receive free meals at select Milwaukee Public Schools sites this summer.

How many H-1B petitions approved for employers classified under the Health Care and Social Assistance industry in Milwaukee City Wire publication area during 2024?

By Milwaukee City Wire | Jun 16, 2025

Of the 55 H-1B petitions filed by employers classified under the Health Care and Social Assistance industry located across Milwaukee City Wire publication area 54 were approved in 2024, as per data provided by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via the H-1B Employer Data Hub.