What's New Milwaukee?

Soooooo It's May ...... by Uno

This newsletter began as way to rant about changes I wanted to see within my community and a way to see if folks would agree, however life has it's own plans.

While it is still about the community, it's also a glimpse of the people who exist in those neighborhoods, the things they have going on, a way to support others, and more to come.

It's a way to possibly market your business as I build the community. Also a way to share my experiences with ppl, food, and culture of Milwaukee. Stay tuned... Also if you are interested in being apart of MavenMKE email us and share how'd you like to support.

Come On!

Upcoming Events for Adults 40+ We’re excited to announce a series of community gatherings designed for mature adults looking to reconnect, relax, and recharge — featuring fun, creative, and inspiring nights such as: Talent Nights Paint & Sips Game Nights Themed Social Mixers Each week we’ll gather in a

The Rising Costs We're All Feeling

Hey neighbors, You’ve probably felt it — the cost of living in our community is on the rise, and it's hitting both homeowners and renters hard. 💸 What’s Causing It? * Homeowners are seeing increased property taxes, maintenance costs, and insurance premiums. Car Insurance is Spiking in Our ZIP

We deserve Transparency!

Many of us have been noticing an unsettling pattern in our neighborhood — city projects and utility work moving forward with little to no communication, and homeowners left with the damage, the bills, and more questions than answers. Work Without Warning Whether it's sidewalk construction, tree removal, or water

Accountablity in the community

Accountability – Bringing Back the Village Neighbors, There was a time when our community truly felt like a village. We knew each other’s names. We spoke to our neighbors. We borrowed sugar when we ran out, and teens babysat the younger kids down the block. There was trust, respect, and

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Come On!

The Rising Costs We're All Feeling

We deserve Transparency!

Accountablity in the community