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4 weeks ago |
shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson
Nadi Plates, an Italian food truck, will open its first brick-and-mortar location this fall in the former Crossroads Collective food hall, 2238 N. Farwell Ave. The east side food hall closed May 8 after six years of providing a launch pad for food start-ups. Nadi Plates offers a seasonal menu of scratch-made pizzas, calzones, sides and sandwiches. Cousins Maine Lobster will launch a Milwaukee-based food truck in June.
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1 month ago |
shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson
Have you ever wondered about the coffee bean’s farm-to-cup journey as you savored a steaming cup of java? If so, you can get a behind-the-scenes peek of what it takes to produce a great cup of joe through the Stone Creek Coffee Factory Tours, held each Sunday at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. at the Factory Café location, 422 N. Fifth St. Tour guides will discuss the origin of coffee and trace its path from seed to cup.
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1 month ago |
shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson
In 2005, the Third Ward was still an up-and-coming neighborhood, and “local food” was becoming a buzz phrase. The opening of the Milwaukee Public Market that year helped propel growth in the Third Ward while offering a contemporary showcase for Wisconsin-based food entrepreneurs. Today, the Market is a destination for locals and out-of-towners seeking quality cheese, wine, fresh seafood, spices, produce, Milwaukee-themed merchandise, and prepared food and beverages in a unique setting.
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1 month ago |
shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson
As we learn more about contaminants such as fertilizers, oils and pesticides that travel into our drinking water via rainwater runoff, more homeowners are seeing rain gardens as a practical and aesthetically pleasing option to curb this pollution to our water supply. Rain gardens are shallow depressions consisting of native perennials, shrubs and flowers. The root systems hold and absorb rainwater runoff from roofs, lawns, driveways and parking lots.
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2 months ago |
shepherdexpress.com | Sheila Julson
Mother’s, House of Bridges, an LGBTQ+-friendly restaurant, community space and event space, will open in June in the former The White House/Sage restaurant at 2900 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. The business is led by former Ardent sous chef Vanessa Rose, who began doing pop-ups under the name Mother’s last spring. Mother’s, House of Bridges is expected to open in June in the historic Queen Anne style building in Bay View. Also in Bay View, doh’P Wood-fired Fare opened at 2509 E. Oklahoma Ave.
Journalists covering the same region

Pete Serzant
News Reporter at WLIP-AM
Pete Serzant primarily covers news in the southeastern Wisconsin region, including areas around Lake Michigan and notable locations like Kenosha and Racine.
Slone Salerno
Producer at WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL)
Slone Salerno primarily covers news in the southwestern region of Wisconsin, United States, including areas near the borders with Iowa and Minnesota.
Eric Johnson
Eric Johnson primarily covers news in the Lake County region, Illinois, United States, including areas around Antioch and Waukegan.
Steve Targo
Reporter at Lake Geneva Regional News
Steve Targo primarily covers news in the Greater Chicago area including suburbs in Illinois, United States.

Maria Kuiper
Reporter at The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier
Maria Kuiper primarily covers news in the Waterloo region including Kitchener and Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.
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