Travel & Visitors Guide - Nov. 2, 2009
Historical Society show traces City Hall restoration
Did you know that when it was completed in 1895, Milwaukee's City Hall was the third tallest building in the country? A new exhibition at Milwaukee County Historical Society highlights the restoration of what may be Milwaukee's most recognizable landmark. It opens tonight.
Tags: Milwaukee County Historical Society, Bob Teske, City Hall

Marketplace - Oct. 29, 2009
Celebrating work with Grand Avenue Club
Hosting their annual "Celebration of Work," Grand Avenue Club invites you to join them in honor of both their employees and supporting employers.
Tags: grand avenue club, rachel foreman, celebration of work, city hall, mental illness, foley and lardner, first baptist church, derco aerospace

Milwaukee Buzz - Dec. 18, 2008
Return to glory for City Hall
When it was built in 1893, Milwaukee's City Hall stood as a testament to the city's emerging status as a major metropolis. But after 100 years of wind, rain, snow, ice and other effects of time, the landmark needed some major attention. Three years after a massive renovation project began, the scaffolding was taken down, the restored clock was lit and the famous bell sounded once again.
Tags: milwaukee, city hall, mayor tom barrett, jp cullen

Milwaukee Buzz - Dec. 14, 2008
City Hall's clock is ticking and it's getting lights
The clock atop Milwaukee's City Hall has returned to active duty, ticking its way to the correct time. We've also learned that the building will be fully lit at night and there's a big ceremony on Thursday to celebrate its rebirth.
Tags: City Hall, J.P.Cullen & Sons, Inc., Milwaukee City Hall, clock tower, restoration, historic, Engberg Anderson Design Partnership

Living - Dec. 12, 2008
Brace yourself: 2008 Property Tax bills are coming
Milwaukee City Treasurer Wayne F. Whittow announced today that his office would be mailing more than 165,000 combined property tax bills to city taxpayers.Whitlow expects most taxpayers to receive their bills on Saturday or Monday. Taxpayers that do not receive property tax bills by Wednesday are encouraged to contact the Customer Services Division at (414) 286-2240 and request a duplicate.
Tags: 2008 property tax bills, wayne f. whittow, city hall