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Records from the Doubletree show Kalkounos booked a room in his name five times between Aug. 23, 2023, and Dec. 18, 2023. Those hotel stays corresponded with Cash App payments to the girl, court ...
William Steinmeyer had it built as a grocery store and warehouse when his wholesale and retail grocery business was the largest in Milwaukee. [12] The Usinger Sausage Factory at 1030 N 3rd Street is a 6-story brick Neoclassical-styled building designed by Jacob Hausmann & Brother and built in 1906. Fred Usinger was a German immigrant who ...
In 1964 civil rights organizers selected this as one of the schools for the first protests against segregation in Milwaukee Public Schools. [5] 3: 27th and Wells Streets Commercial Historic District: 27th and Wells Streets Commercial Historic District: November 8, 2016 : 757, 760, 800-810, 801-813, 817-831, 820-826 N.27th St., 2632, 2711 W ...
Valle's Steak House; Velvet Turtle; Victoria Station – one restaurant remained open in Salem, Massachusetts until it was abruptly closed in December 2017 [13] VIP's – Oregon-based restaurant chain; Wag's; Weenie Beenie; Wetson's; Whiskey Soda Lounge – Portland, Oregon and New York City; White Tower Hamburgers
From Milwaukee's restaurant row to Clock Shadow curds, here's what Rachel Bernhard is grateful for this Thanksgiving. 15 things our dining critic is thankful for in Milwaukee's dining scene this ...
Schuster's opted for several neighborhood stores over a single downtown location, [3] and Schuster's locations included 2151 N. Third St. (now Martin Luther King Jr. Drive), 12th and Vliet streets and 11th and Mitchell streets, [4] Packard Plaza and Capitol Court. [5] Kirchhoff & Rose. [4] designed the Third Street store.
Milwaukee Steakhouse is looking to move after 13 years at 6024 W. Blue Mound Road, with hopes of trading up for a bigger space. Owners Kevin Nugent and Brian Young listed the restaurant building ...
[13] [5] Roundy, Peckham & Dexter Co. at 241 N. Broadway is a 6-story warehouse designed by Howland Russell and built in 1895, with walls of painted red brick with terra cotta trim. The firm started in 1872 as a wholesale grocer. The firm's store on Broadway and Buffalo was destroyed in the fire of 1892, and was replaced by this building.