Paul Spencer and Caroline Rubitsky open their Colonial home, with its iconic griffins and lavendar stained glass, to the Washington Heights Highlighter.
The Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee fosters understanding, tolerance, and friendship among all faiths in the community through dialog and human connections.
by Kate Flood The cat is officially out of the bag. Gone are the days where we could spend our Summer Wednesdays basking in the majestic rolling lawn of the Washington Park Bandshell with only [...]
by Debbie Knepke West Park Zoo began in 1892 with a small bird and mammal exhibit. By 1906, the renamed Washington Park Zoo had 75 animals and was open until 1963. About 76 percent of American [...]
by WHNA Green Committee Want to get some exercise, visit with your neighbors and help make Washington Park (our neighborhood treasure) look better than ever? If you do, then be part of the new [...]
by Jane Konkel The Washington Park Band shell is an unrivaled venue for music in a community park and Milwaukee County continues to support neighborhood efforts to promote and beautify Washington [...]
by Barbara Haig Many people who move to Washington Heights are here because of our beautiful housing stock – some homes dating back to before 1900 and almost all built before 1950. When these [...]
Author – Beth Lappen The WHNA Green Committee, in partnership with Milwaukee County Parks, the City of Milwaukee and the Urban Ecology Center, hosted the second annual tree recycling event, [...]
