Quick May Updates from MHNA 🌊🌷🎬
Cleaning Up Our Toxic Legacy: Milwaukee River Greenway This message comes from the Waterway Restoration Partnership: Join us on Monday, May 9th at 5:30 PM to learn about the planned clean-up of contaminated material in the Milwaukee River Greenway and in various sanitary sewer pipes near the Greenway. Find out why the cleaning of Milwaukee’s waterways is important, what planning efforts are underway, the results of contaminated
Reminder: Don’t Miss Our April MHNA Member Meeting
Tonight! Join Us and Our Guests for Our April Monthly Member Meeting! Thursday, April 28, 7pm via Zoom DIVE IN for a fascinating look at UWM’s School Of Freshwater Sciences Research into public health issues including: Wastewater testing for COVID-19 variants Plastic Pollution LEARN ABOUT Milwaukee’s own Beerline Cafe, voted best Green and Vegan restaurant and one of only 20 restaurants in the nation to achieve a certified green
April MHNA Meeting – Thursday, 4/28 @ 7PM
We hope you can join us for our next Murray Hill meeting on Thursday, April 28 at 7:00PM via Zoom to hear from our special guests! Business Spotlight: Mike Allen, owner of Beerline Cafe (2076 North Commerce) will join us to share information about this Riverwest vegetarian/vegan breakfast/lunch cafe, open since September 2015. The restaurant has many positive environmental features and is one of only a few 4-star certified green restaurants in the U.S.
Columbia Hospital Historic Designation – Committee Meeting This Morning
Apologies for the late notice, but if you are following the Historic Designation process for the Columbia Hospital Building on UWM’s campus, you can get more information about weighing in and speaking at the ZND meeting this morning, at the following link: https://www.milwaukeepreservationalliance.org/columbia-hospital.html
Columbia Hospital Building’s Historical Significance Meeting
HWTN April Monthly Meeting – Virtual at 5PM on Wednesday, April 6th The demolition of the original former Columbia Hospital building has been a hot topic recently. Efforts to stop the demolition and designate the building as historic are ongoing. Historic Water Tower Neighborhood Association is inviting the public to join a discussion about the historical significance of the Columbia Hospital building. Meeting information
March 2022 MHNA E-Newsletter
MHNA’s sixth E-Newsletter was sent to subscribers today! Check it out here!
Public Meeting March 14 – Cleaning up Milwaukee’s Waterways
Introducing the Waterway Restoration Partnership The City of Milwaukee is working with Federal, State, and local partners to clean-up the Milwaukee Estuary Area of Concern (AOC). The Milwaukee Estuary includes the three major rivers in our region – Milwaukee, Menomonee, and Kinnickinnic – and Lake Michigan. This area was designated an AOC by an international body that includes the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1987. The
East Side Candidate Virtual Forum
The candidates for the Milwaukee County Board’s 3rd District election will answer questions from East Side residents at a virtual forum 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. March 22. The forum is sponsored by Historic Water Tower Neighborhood and Murray Hill Neighborhood Association. Running for county supervisor in the April 5 general election are incumbent Sheldon Wasserman and challenger Eric Rorholm. Bruce Murphy, editor and columnist for Urban Milwaukee, and an East Side resident, will
January Murray Hill Meeting – This Thursday!
Hello neighbors, We hope you can join us for our first meeting of 2022! Our January meeting will be held via Zoom on Thursday, January 27 at 7PM. Our meeting topics and guests will include: Local Business Spotlight: SALA at 2613 East Hampshire St., has been welcoming diners in our neighborhood since October 2001. Owner Teresa Balistreri-Warsh will be joining us for a quick introduction and update
Special MHNA Climate Solutions Meeting Recap!
Hello Neighbors! We hope everyone had a good holiday and is staying safe and healthy as we enter the new year. In case you missed our November Murray Hill Meeting, please check out the quick recap below with links to more information from both of our outstanding speakers and ways to get involved with climate solutions. Our first speaker was Taylor Ball, Program Manager with