October 2010
Volume 35
Number 10
Features
Queen of
Green
Rural
preservation is former Mequon Mayor Chris Nuernberg’s claim to fame. How a
nature preserve became a model for other suburbs.
By Larry
Sussman
The
Illustrated City
Milwaukee’s
neighborhoods are vibrantly captured in these 27 posters.
By Evan
Solochek
Casino
Junkies
The lines of
knowing when to walk away and when to run are blurred from gambling addicts.
Four locals share their stories.
By Rosalind
Dawson
Best of 2010
A repository
for things of a superb and local nature. Be it a muffaletta, midnight movie or
Milwaukee band. This may be our best Best yet.
Edited by
Evan Solocheck
Departments
Outfront
The Inside
Story.
By Betty
Quadracci
Mail
It’s your
right to write.
Events
A self-taught
artist with a knack for “luminous” flesh. A Beethoven boost and Hannibal
Lecter’s “muse.”
Insider
Why the
North Shore has an abnormally high cancer rate. And flying (literally) with
cranes.
First Person
A Theology prof
gets her Indiana Jones fix.
Pressroom
A
unique—and profitable—revenue source for the Journal Sentinel.
Reviews
Wearable
songs, poignant prose.
The Mil
International
summits, Fashion Week.
Savvy
Real Estate
A hot time
for homebuyers.
Health
Does having
one baby born by C-section mean a woman’s next babies must come into the world
the same way?
By Caroline
Goyette
Dining
Harbor
House’s bustling beginning. And the daytime meal’s new friend, Blue’s Egg.
By Ann
Christenson
Endgame
Is tail
transit the future of transportation or a useless relic from the past?
By Tom
Bamberger
