May Murray Hill Meeting
Neighbors, We hope you will join us for Tuesday’s Murray Hill meeting. Our guest speakers will be Wisconsin Senator Chris Larson and Representative Jonathan Brostoff to share with us the latest news from the State Capitol. We will also be joined by our new Community Liaison Officer Carlos Felix of MPD’s 1st District with safety and nuisance policy updates. It should be a great meeting, and will be the last
Project Clean and Green: May 28 – June 3
Unload Bulky Trash. Murray Hill is in Zone 4. City of Milwaukee Zone 4 residents: Reminder: Your Project Clean & Green pick-up week is Tuesday, May 28 – Monday, June 3. Zone 4 residents should place your unwanted bulky items such as furniture, mattresses, household items, yard and garden waste, brown paper-bagged grass clippings, up to two (2) cubic yards of tree trimmings and
Spring Murray Hill News
The Spring Issue of Murray Hill News is coming soon to your doorstep! If you missed your copy or want to read the electronic version instead, please click here. Please note that this PDF includes an important correction to the printed copy: The author of the article “Murray Hill Film Biographer Among Nation’s Best” on page 5 is actually Mike Varney. We apologize for
UWM’s Move Out Festival
City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works to Co-Sponsor UWM’s Move Out Festival Material swap, music, food, and resource fair available to the public The City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works will co-sponsor the Move-Out Festival to support reuse strategies in the community while encouraging resource conservation and waste reduction. The Move Out Festival is hosted by the UWM Neighborhood Housing Office in
April MHNA Meeting – BID Roundup!
Hello Neighbors, We have an excellent meeting planned for our April gathering. Please join us on Tuesday, April 23 at 7PM at the Urban Ecology Center for an update on all of the exciting happenings in our local commercial districts. We will be joined by the following guests who will talk with us about new businesses, upcoming events, and other news from each of
Upcoming Neighborhood Cleanup Opportunities
Neighbors, As part of UWM’s Business 100 class that has a focus on social responsibility to one’s own community, students are participating in neighborhood cleanups. Two cleanups have already taken place, and there are two more planned. Neighbors are invited and encouraged to participate in these events! Here are the details: Friday, April 26: noon – 4:00 PM Saturday, April 27: 9:00 AM to noon
Reminder! 15th Annual Spring Eggs-travaganza!
All are welcome to join the fun at the 15th Annual Spring Eggstravaganza scheduled for the Saturday, April 20th at 9 a.m. in the children’s play area of Riverside Park. Bring your containers, cameras, smiles, kids and grandchildren to our annual egg hunt. Several thousand eggs are “hidden” for the hunt, including plastic eggs filled with candy, cascarones (confetti eggs), and special ceramic and
MHNA Meeting: Downspout Disconnections
Hello Neighbors! We hope that you have enjoyed the first few days of spring! Please join us for our March Murray Hill meeting on Tuesday, March 26 at 7 PM at the Urban Ecology Center (1500 E Park Place). We will be talking about the City’s new downspout disconnection program and other residential rain water issues. Our guests include: Kurt Sprangers, Stormwater Manager with the Milwaukee Department of Public Works.
Volunteer with the Milwaukee Marathon
Looking to earn service hours for your school age children? In need of a 501c3 donation? Seeking a great team outing for your group? Join the team behind the 2019 Milwaukee Marathon and volunteer with us on Saturday, April 6th. There’s a variety of volunteer positions ranging from Course Marshals to Finish Line or Gear Check at the Fiserv Forum! We have something for
MCTS Open House
From Alderman Kovac: Dear Neighbor: The Milwaukee County Transit System will host a public open house at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13 at the Brady Street Firehouse(1693 N. Franklin Pl.) to showcase the “reimagined vision” of its bus route network. MCTS reps will be on hand to provide information and recommendations that came from MCTS NEXT, a recent major review of the entire