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Where to Eat Now Step out of that comfort zone. From local staples to area newcomers, these 25 restaurants are pushing boundaries, embracing darn good and often innovative cuisine. |
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International Man of Mystery It was a surprise to get him, a figure of much speculation and varied reputations. But now that “rock-star conductor” Edo de Waart is here and dutifully committed, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is dramatically changing. For the better. |
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Fostering Flea What’s old is new yet again at area markets. |
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The Outsider Can MPS Superintendent Gregory Thornton really deliver sweeping change? Not alone, he says. And his strongest supporters agree. |
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The Brightest Skylight Artistic director Bill Theisen makes things look easy. |
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Women of the Sea In Milwaukee, Mary Ann is the skipper. |
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Sheboygan: Creative Capital of Wisconsin? Jake’s Café hopes so. |
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Mall Madness Shop, work, live? Milwaukeeans are flocking to apartments within the ultimate constructed urban space. |
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Get in the Game Surgical advancements are keeping recreational athletes on the court. |
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A Missed Opportunity Scholarships and platforms have helped, but when will the Miss America pageant truly embrace its biggest asset – the contestants? |
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Sonic Youth If NEWaukee’s ambitious Ian Abston has anything to do with it, there will be no Milwaukee brain drain. BY Cristina Daglas |
May 2012
Where to Eat Now Step out of that comfort zone. From local staples to area newcomers, these 25 restaurants are pushing boundaries, embracing darn good and often innovative cuisine. By Ann Christenson International Man of Mystery It was a surprise to get him, a figure of much speculation and varied reputations. But now that “rock-star conductor” Edo de Waart is here and dutifully committed, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is dramatically changing. For the better. By Muna Shehadi Sill Fostering Flea What’s old is new yet again at area markets. By Maureen Post The Outsider Can MPS Superintendent Gregory Thornton really deliver…
