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  • 2 weeks ago | shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson

    As we shake off another Wisconsin winter, most gardeners can’t wait to start playing in the dirt. While spring is too early to plant crops like tomatoes and peppers, other plants such as lettuce, kale, spinach and broccoli thrive during the cooler months of April and May. Mark Jorgensen, who co-owns Plant Land (6204 S.

  • 2 weeks ago | shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson

    The second annual Milwaukee Wine Weekend, April 10-14, will pour big-city energy into a multi-day celebration of elevated wine experiences. Sponsored by the Milwaukee Wine Academy, Milwaukee Wine Weekend features immersive events that include a national author, a wine expo, an award-winning chef and casino-inspired events, taking place at respected locations throughout the city. "With this year’s Milwaukee Wine Weekend, we are creating new experiences that Milwaukee has never seen.

  • 3 weeks ago | shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson

    Hot Box Pizza owners Terrell Turner and Suzanne Pham-Banh plan to open doh’p Wod Fired Fare at 2509 E. Oklahoma Ave. The restaurant will serve wood-fired pizzas, appetizers, garlic bread and doughnuts. Riley’s Bar + Burger, a dog-friendly bar and restaurant, is planned to open at 100 E. Montana St., in the Bay View neighborhood. Riley’s owners Jessica and John Ludwig also own Riley’s Sandwich Co. and Social House in the Third Ward.

  • 1 month ago | shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson

    For Chef Gregory León of Amilinda, 2025 is shaping up to be a banner year. The acclaimed chef received his fourth James Beard Award nomination, making it to the semifinalist round in the Outstanding Chef category—a national competition. In addition, Amilinda celebrates10 years in their brick-and-mortar location at 315 E Wisconsin Ave. León was also nominated for the Outstanding Chef category last year. He was a finalist for a regional James Beard award for Best Chef: Midwest in 2022 and 2023.

  • 1 month ago | shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson

    The late President Jimmy Carter’s signature cause, Habitat for Humanity, has partnered with more than 35 million people to access new or improved housing since its founding in 1976. While Carter has long been the face of Habitat, the organization’s roots date to 1942 with Koinonia Farm, an interracial living community outside Americus, Ga. Koinonia Farm still exists today as an agriculture-based Christian living community.

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