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  1. Sierra Club Family Outings
    1. 1.1  Look for Spring Birds in Migration *** Talk to Tadpoles *** Travel the Butterfly Trail
    2. 1.2  All Ages Welcome
  2. Sierra Club Family Outings
  3. Hearts - A Knife-Side View of our Community
  4. Milwaukee Rocks for the Environment
    1. 4.1  The Milwaukee Public Theatre
  5. Saturday, April 14, 2007: Two Events in Milwaukee!
  6. Community Birthday Celebration
    1. 6.1  Ms. Lucille Berrien
    2. 6.2  The Milwaukee Birthing Project
  7. Fund-raiser to benefit the MilwaukeeRenaissance


Sierra Club Family Outings

Look for Spring Birds in Migration *** Talk to Tadpoles *** Travel the Butterfly Trail

All Ages Welcome

Experience the fun of discovery with children.

Sierra Club Family Outings

Hearts - A Knife-Side View of our Community


Interior Structure of the Heart large view

Reflecting on my medical passage and
how a community’s heart carried me through. By Bill Sell

Let’s discard the word “recovery” to describe my present condition. The better word is “active” as in “fully active” or “more fully active” than I was before I knew I was in trouble. Medical people advise me that I won’t recover. One recovers from a fracture or flu. From a genetic condition there is no escape, only management.


Heart Cut Away large view

While all this has surprised “skinny” me and my wide-eyed friends, it was a gift. Compared to other dreadful conditions, my heart surgery was a ride in the park. I write about the ride, the park, and how the village gives the process a meaning larger than survival….

There were no symptoms, no pain. I’ve been active for years, in fact… continued…


Friday, April 27, 2007, 7 pm

Milwaukee Rocks for the Environment


Program at 2:30pm
Lincoln Center for the Arts
820 East Knapp
Milwaukee, WI 53202

Ajula Performance Troupe. Music. Mime. Dance. Puppetry.

The Milwaukee Public Theatre

414–347–1685

Saturday, April 14, 2007: Two Events in Milwaukee!

First, join us for a

Community Birthday Celebration

honoring

Ms. Lucille Berrien

Local hero, community activist, and brightly burning light on the path to peace and justice

Saturday, April 14, 2007
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Program at 2:30pm
Wisconsin Black Historical Society
2620 West Center Street
Milwaukee, WI 53206

In addition to honoring Ms. Lucille, the celebration is a fund-raiser to benefit The Milwaukee Birthing Project. Please support Ms. Lucille’s vision of healthy children in a healthy world with a donation to this organization.

The Milwaukee Birthing Project

5505 W. Lloyd St.
Milwaukee, WI 53208

We grow healthy babies by providing care and support to their mothers during and after pregnancy by welcoming them into the warm folds of the community.

Then join us for the first-ever

Fund-raiser to benefit the MilwaukeeRenaissance

Featuring the acoustic music of Embedded Reporter (“…all over the map stylistically, including folk, country rock, blues, Tin Pan Alley, roots, TV & Movie tunes, Broadway, Latin and more”), and opening singer/songwriter Mark Le Febvre.


Embedded Reporter

Saturday, April 14, 2007
8:00pm
at The Coffee House
631 N. 19th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233

Help MilwaukeeRenaissance help Milwaukee

Over its two-year history, MilwaukeeRenaissance has been entirely self-funded, depending primarily on the generous gift of time from its many contributors. As our list of contributors has grown, so has our readership, and we are looking for ways to use the power of the internet to help local (and global!) individuals and organizations further their pursuit of social and economic justice. Help us help, by joining in the conversation; gather, celebrate, and donate at the Coffee House on Saturday - admission $5 or your more generous contribution - or use the white “Donate” button at the top of the MilwRen Sidebar.

See you there!

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