IT'S ALL BULL: ABS GLOBAL NEEDS NEW PUNS - BUT KEEP IT CLEAN
The slogans on the double-sided billboard promote ABS Global and have delighted bored motorists along I-94 for decades
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NORTHRIDGE MALL AUCTION SET FOR APRIL
The sheriff's sale of the former Northridge Mall is set for April 14, an event which would move forward redevelopment plans for the long-vacant property.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelSUSTAINABILITY SUMMIT FOCUSES ON GROWTH OF WASTE-TO-ENERGY PROJECTS
A bill just introduced in Madison aims to get the conversation started on third-party financing for new solar projects in the state.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
FIFTH KOHLER GOLF COURSE MORE LIKELY AS COMPANY ABANDONS LODGING PLANS
Move fuels speculation Kohler plans to build a fifth golf course on land near Kohler-Andrae State Park in Sheboygan County.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelSTATE TO PAY UP TO $1.5 MILLION FOR KENOSHA CASINO STUDY
The proposed Kenosha casino produced its first big winner Thursday when the state agreed to pay a Michigan law firm up to $1.5 million - triple the original contract cap - to study the proposed project.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelGERMANTOWN CONSIDERS PLANS FOR NEW BUSINESS PARK
Long-range plans that would create about $10 million in village funds for a future business park are being considered by Germantown officials.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
VIDEO: TOM DAYKIN DISCUSSES PARK EAST DEVELOPMENT
A new luxury apartment complex is just one of many projects that show that the long-delayed redevelopment of the former Park East freeway is finally happening.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
CITY SUBSIDY FOR DOWNTOWN BOSTON STORE WINS KEY APPROVAL
The Common Council's Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee voted 5-0 to give $1.2 million over four years to retailer Bon-Ton Stores Inc.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
APARTMENTS PROPOSED AT DELAFIELD SITE
A 61-unit apartment development is being proposed for a Delafield site.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WEST ALLIS CONSIDERS DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR EX-FOUNDRY
West Allis officials have created a proposed redevelopment plan for the former Milwaukee Ductile Iron property.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BASEBALL STADIUM PROPOSAL SEEKS $10.5 MILLION FROM FRANKLIN
Franklin's taxpayers would borrow $10.5 million to develop a city-owned stadium for a new minor league baseball team, under a proposal submitted to local officials.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel



