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FEATURES
Eat Like a Wisconsinite
Not only do we show you how to do what our story title suggests – which, gosh, involves so many dreamy delicacies – we serve it with extra sides of lore and deep love for our culinary history.
By Ann Christenson
From Darkness, Light
A childhood marred by amputation and horrific abuse couldn’t seem farther in the rear-view mirror for the remarkable man who calls himself “Nub Zero.”
By Dan Simmons
Revisiting the RiverWalk
Nearly 30 years in, the Milwaukee RiverWalk has returned the city’s attention to a long-neglected asset and catalyzed a social and economic boom.
By Kevin Mueller
INSIDER
Tony the Tiger
Tony Zielinski is off to a running start on his quest to become mayor.
By Matt Hrodey
Hugs for Sale
Cuddling goes professional.
By Zach Brooke
What You Need to Know About: Bucks Gaming
This new Bucks team will compete virtually.
By Matt Hrodey
Wiz of Word
Nobody beats the wiz.
By Matt Hrodey
Hump in the Road
Why neighbors are bankrolling speed humps.
By Larry Sussman
CULTURE
The Baylor Brand
Artist Reggie Baylor is opening up a home goods store in Walker’s Point.
By Lindsey Anderson
Poster Boy
Feast your eyes on posters by French printmaker Jules Chéret, who helped popularize the Moulin Rouge.
By Lindsey Anderson
Spotlight on Black Arts MKE
Black Arts MKE wants to create more opportunities for black performers in Milwaukee.
By Lindsey Anderson
Women’s Work
A special anniversary program of inspiring women at Danceworks
By Lindsey Anderson
Tree House
Stone, brick and a lot of wood make for one charming Cedarburg home.
By Kristine Hansen
Photos by Matt Haas
Agenda
Spring forward into a month packed with paraded, plays and more. Plus, an interview with Jim Cryns.
DINING
Local Vernacular
Escape to 2894 On Main in East Troy. You’ll return charmed and sated.
By Ann Christenson
Ask Ann
Don’t pick up your fork until you read Ask Ann.
By Ann Christenson
Dish of the Month: Bhel Bowl
Cloud Red’s salad-like concoction is an ode to a beloved, bygone Brady Street restaurant.
By Ann Christenson
PERSPECTIVE
T-E-A-M-W-O-R-K
No sibling rivalry here. Just u-n-i-t-y.
By Julie Blume Benedict
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