November 2012

November 2012
Features

21 Ideas to Change Milwaukee Can Milwaukee really transform from old to bold? Yes, say city leaders. From the slightly expected to the rather radical, here's how to do it by the year 2050. BY Abby Callard
	Stroke of Genius Reginald Baylor has a signature style, both in person and in paint. One of Milwaukee's best-known and appreciated artists, his high-priced canvases are surely coveted, but his impact is stretching much further, deep into the city he proudly calls home. By Paul Kosidowski
	Here They Stand A still-grieving yet steadfast and strong community shares its collective soul. By Adam Ryan Morris
	Field of Dreamers Milwaukee once had the country's most convenient airport – until it disappeared. BY Liam Callanan


INSIDER
	Lion's Share Why Wisconsin's sputtering job recovery will mostly benefit men. By Erik Gunn
	Faces of Death Forensic investigators pull back the curtain on life's grisliest ends. By Corrinne Hess
	Down on the Farm The fight against hunger takes to the earth. By Jenna Kashou
	Wooden Words The world's largest wood-type workshop is in danger of washing away. BY Maureen Post
	No Place Like Home Forget national chains. Outfit your house or condo with furnishings made right here in Wisconsin. BY Kristine Hansen
	Cloak of Color Winter coats don't have to look as heavy as they feel. BY Claire Hanan

Essay
	Casting a Lifeline Hobbies make you happier when you're older. But you have to have one first. By CAROLYN BUCIOR

Events
	Home Is Where the Art Is Molly Rohde's career comes full circle with Skylight Music Theatre's The Sound of Music. By Paul Kosidowski


Dining
	Memory Lane Bartolotta's take on the classic Midwestern supper club is so laced in nostalgia, it makes you wonder if moving forward means always keeping an eye on the past. By ANN CHRISTENSON

On Sake Ground
The Third Ward welcomes Japanese dining back to a familiar address.
BY ANN CHRISTENSON


Point of View
	She Remembers Hannah Rosenthal was a familiar name in Wisconsin government until she went national. Now she's coming back. By Matt Hrodey

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