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A public awareness event about the history of Hmong immigration was held on February 4 at the Potawatomi Hotel, offering context and an example for the current immigration issues faced in Milwaukee and cities across the country. Moderated by the Honorable Joan Kessler, a judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, the event highlighted the struggles of two guest speakers and their experience with racism and prejudice towards immigrants in America. The Rev. Joe Ellwnager offered some of his personal observations, dating back to the Civil Rights era when he had worked alongside the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King,...

The two week exhibition during Black History Month celebrates Milwaukee connections and former players from the segregated sport. Bridging Gaps to Greatness (BGG) will host a traveling exhibit at City Hall from February 13 to 24, to the preserve and educate the public about the history of the Negro Baseball League, with depictions of that Era. Students from surrounding schools and communities were invited to participate by the affiliate of Yesterday’s Negro League Baseball Players Foundation (YNLBP). “The Yesterday’s Negro League Baseball Players Exhibit, offers access to a vital part of American’s history dating back to the past century;...

Discovery World hosted some of Milwaukee’s favorite food during Taste of Bartolotta on January 28. Eight local Bartolotta restaurants participated at the family-friendly event, which included the Harbor House, Lake Park Bistro, Miss Beverly’s Deluxe Barbeque, Osgood’s, Pizzeria Piccola, The Rumpus Room, and Taqueria El Jefe. The venue allowed visitors to explore the interactive fun and learning of Discovery World while enjoying delicious food throughout the museum. “Taste of Bartolotta is a great chance to taste some of the best food from the best restaurants in Milwaukee while exploring Discovery World,” said Joann Hansen, General Manager of Bartolotta Catering...