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BID 32 in the News
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The Juice Kitchen pops back up in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Maanaan Sabir didn’t intend to create a juice spot again, but Milwaukee pulled him back in for the summer.
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My Block: The women watching over Lindsay Heights
TMJ4 News
The neighborhood is beautiful and safe, despite media portrayals.
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The History of Milwaukee's North Avenue
WUWM 89.7 FM
Exploring the history, people and places along North Avenue
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‘L’ is for Lindsay Heights
WaterMarks
Motivated neighbors of Lindsay Heights have united with each other and city and other entities to face health, housing, and safety challenges.
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Community Members Document the Environment
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Nine community members spent months capturing the good and bad of Lindsay Heights’ environment on camera.
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Wisconsin’s only Black-owned bank moves into new century
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Services
As it moves forward, Columbia’s leadership wants to modernize while continuing to serve Milwaukee’s Black and underserved communities by helping more families own homes in their neighborhoods.
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Lindsay Heights residents advocate for neighborhood
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Yahyal Siddiqu looks at photos from the “See What We See: Stories of Environmental Stewardship in Lindsay Heights” exhibit at Central Public Library, 814 W. Wisconsin Ave. (Photo by Meredith Melland)
Town Hall Meetings
Town Hall Meetings provide time for residents, business owners, and stakeholders in Lindsay Heights to come together to share updates, discuss concerns, and collaborate on solutions for a safer, thriving neighborhood.
Join us to find out how YOU can make our neighborhood more beautiful, safe, and clean at a monthly Community Ambassador Meeting
WHEN: FOURTH Monday of every month EXCEPT December @ 6pm
WHERE: St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care - 2450 W. North Avenue
Cleanup Initiatives
Quarterly Neighborhood Cleanup events bring residents and BID partners together to meet, have fun, and work together to keep our neighborhood clean and beautiful!
WHEN: In warm weather months, we meet weekly with our Community Ambassadors for shorter 2 or 3-hour mini-cleanups.
WHERE: Check back soon for the Spring/Summer 2025 weekly schedule and clean-up locations.
Crime and Safety Meetings
This is a monthly opportunity to meet with officers in our district to discuss challenges, solutions, and how we can all keep BID 32 a safe and secure place where residents, businesses, and stakeholders thrive.
WHEN: LAST Thursday of each month at 5:30 pm
WHERE: District 3, 2333 N. 49th St.