A day after the nation edged away from a "fiscal cliff" that had threatened economic doom, the realization that other ominous fiscal battles loom tempered any sense of celebration Wednesday in the nation's capital.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelFORECLOSURE FILINGS IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN DROP FOR THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR Mortgage foreclosure filings in southeastern Wisconsin decreased for the third consecutive year in 2012 as the housing market continued to mend slowly.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelA plan by the owner of Penzeys Spices to redevelop the former Northridge Mall has run into a delay which could bring problems for the vacant property.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelWIND FARM STUDY RESULTS A MIXED BAG Health problems experienced by residents near a Brown County wind farm are being debated as the developer of that project seeks approval for a larger wind project in St. Croix County.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelHIGH-END CUFF LINKS HAVE ENGINEERED STYLE The recession had cut into orders sharply at Kyle Stoehr's nearly 50-year-old custom bearing plant in Oconomowoc, but that wasn't what was bothering him one cool November evening
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelINDOOR GOLF RANGE TO OPEN IN THIRD WARD An indoor golf practice and instruction center is planned for Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel TOWNHOUSES PROPOSED FOR SOUTH MILWAUKEE PUT ON HOLD A 20-unit townhouse apartment development proposed for South Milwaukee is on hold. Vangard Group proposed the townhouses for a 1.45-acre parcel at 909 Menomonee Ave.The city-owned site is within walking distance of downtown South Milwaukee, and just north of Heritage Reserve condos.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel BMO HARRIS BRADLEY CENTER GETS $3 MILLION FACE-LIFT The arena is nearly 25 years old now, but BMO Harris Bradley Center officials have been rolling out a number of improvements over the past few months.
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