Murray Hill News is on the Way!
The latest edition of The Murray Hill News will be appearing on neighborhood doorsteps soon. If you just can’t wait…check out the online version of Volume 13, Issue 2 (Winter 2014)!
Montessori Community Meeting – Tuesday, December 2
This announcement is from MPS and Maryland Avenue Montessori School. ——————————– Please join MPS District Administration, School Board Member Larry Miller and Principal Joe DiCarlo to discuss the initial phase of a citywide plan for Montessori support and growth in MPS, including a proposal to address the long term space needs of Maryland Avenue Montessori School. Tuesday, December 2nd @ 6:00 PM @ Maryland
A Change in Winter Parking Rules
This story from TMJ4 describes a change in the winter parking rules that will make life a little easier for some of us. “Beginning December 1, residents in the 5-Day Exception Area may continue to park overnight on both sides of the street unless DPW announces that a snow-plow or other public works operation will be conducted overnight.” See this link for more detail.
UWM Chancellor Candidate Visits
Apologies for the tardy delivery of this announcement; a recording of any presentations you missed will be available on a website as listed below. Please plan to attend the candidate presentations and open forums of the three finalist for UWM Chancellor. The topic is “Contemporary Challenges of Research Universities.” Each candidate’s public forum will begin at 2 p.m. in the UWM Union Wisconsin
A “Concert of Note” December 13th and 14th
Murray Hill Neighbors and Friends, Boulevard Theatre and Plymouth Corale are staging a special presentation featuring the works of Emily Dickenson, Dylan Thomas, and Robert Frost on December 13 (4pm) and December 14 (7pm) at Plymouth Church. Click here for more information or visit http://bit.ly/ConcertOfNote for tickets.
MHNA November Meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 25
Dear Murray Hill Members: Come join your neighbors this Tuesday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 at the Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place, to hear Amy Heart, Solar Program Manager of Milwaukee Shines, the city’s program designed to encourage the use of solar energy to heat and power our houses. You may be aware that WE Energies recently won a big decision from
Request for Feedback about Report-It/Record-It
Good morning, Murray Hill member, The MHNA Board is requesting feedback from the membership about recent experiences with the Report-It/Record-It program. If you can take a few minutes to respond to this request it would be most helpful to us. Have you called the Report-It/Record-It phone number? If so, can you briefly describe what your experience was like? When did you make the
East Library Grand Opening: November 22
Hope to see lots of neighbors here!
3rd District Neighborhood Meeting – Next Week
This message is from Alderman Kovac. ——————————————- Dear Neighbor, Alderman Nik Kovac invites you to attend a 3rd District town hall meeting from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Monday, November 17th at Riverside University High School (1615 E. Locust St.). The meeting will include officers of the MPD’s 1st Police District, as well as representatives from the Department of Neighborhood Services, the Department
Common Council Message on the 2015 Budget
Passing on this message from the Milwaukee Common Council: Common Council finds opportunities for efficiencies in 2015 approved budget The Milwaukee Common Council today gave its approval to a 2015 city budget that maintains city services, creates efficiencies and expands support for successful programs, all while holding the line on property taxes. The 2015 budget levies $256,767,059 million in property taxes, an increase of