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Recent Burglaries, Robberies and Assaults

MPD via E-notify — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 11:45:55 PDT

BURGLARY

An incident (#082480129) of Burglary was recorded at 2455 N WEIL ST on September 04, 2008 @ 06:13 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082480159) of Burglary was recorded at 2520 N PIERCE ST on September 04, 2008 @ 09:03 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082500173) of Burglary was recorded at 508 E NORTH AV on September 06, 2008 @ 07:01 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082610197) of Burglary was recorded at 2611 N PIERCE ST on September 17, 2008 @ 05:35 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082620042) of Burglary was recorded at 2348 N BOOTH ST on September 18, 2008 @ 06:40 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082630168) of Burglary was recorded at 2427 N BOOTH ST on September 19, 2008 @ 05:21 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082630079) of Burglary was recorded at 3459 N PIERCE ST on September 19, 2008 @ 07:55 AM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082670207) of Burglary was recorded at 2951 N BREMEN ST on September 23, 2008 @ 06:04 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082700223) of Burglary was recorded at 3157 N FRATNEY ST on September 26, 2008 @ 05:14 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Not Cleared - Pending.

An incident (#082700063) of Burglary was recorded at 2211 N BOOTH ST on September 26, 2008 @ 08:17 AM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

ROBBERY

An incident (#082560213) of Robbery was recorded at 2237 N HOLTON ST on September 12, 2008 @ 09:02 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Assignment Completed.

An incident (#082650021) of Robbery was recorded at 2212 N HOLTON ST on September 21, 2008 @ 04:00 AM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

ASSAULTS

An incident (#082060182) of Assaults was recorded at 2753 N PIERCE ST on July 24, 2008 @ 08:31 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082090225) of Assaults was recorded at 3901 N HUMBOLDT BL on July 27, 2008 @ 09:01 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082150133) of Assaults was recorded at 2533 N PIERCE ST on August 02, 2008 @ 04:20 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082160211) of Assaults was recorded at 2430 N BOOTH ST on August 03, 2008 @ 09:04 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082180152) of Assaults was recorded at 1855 N HUMBOLDT AV on August 05, 2008 @ 05:20 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082200178) of Assaults was recorded at 2818 N BREMEN ST on August 07, 2008 @ 08:19 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Filed (Other).

An incident (#082380192) of Assaults was recorded at 2501 N HOLTON ST on August 25, 2008 @ 07:39 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Assignment Completed.

An incident (#082530004) of Assaults was recorded at 802 E AUER AV on September 09, 2008 @ 12:01 AM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082550085) of Assaults was recorded at 3301 N HOLTON ST on September 11, 2008 @ 12:26 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082590018) of Assaults was recorded at 2353 N BOOTH ST on September 15, 2008 @ 02:18 AM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as No Disposition Available.

An incident (#082680207) of Assaults was recorded at 2756 N BOOTH ST on September 24, 2008 @ 10:29 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as Cleared by Arrest.

An incident (#082720133) of Assaults was recorded at 2748 N HOLTON ST on September 28, 2008 @ 03:58 PM. The final outcome or disposition of this incident was recorded as No Disposition Available.

Responses to Financial Crisis from Business Alliance for Local Living Economies

Dan Knauss (Admin) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 11:30:48 PDT

A number of BALLE thought leaders have published recent articles on the current US financial meltdown:

David Korten in Yes! "Main Street Before Wall Street," October 2008

"Rather than seeking to restore the health of Wall Street’s predatory private institutions, a proper plan would seek to rid Wall Street of its purely predatory elements while dismantling and reassembling its usable institutions to create a new system accountable to the needs of Main Street." Read more.

Leslie Christian in Yes! "Finance to Serve the Economy," October 2008

"Our 'financial system' is not equal to the economy. The economy is the exchange of needed goods and services. The financial system exists to facilitate that exchange. Our financial system has far exceeded that rather modest role. We have come to accept the mainstream message that the financial system creates wealth by creating money. But money isn't wealth at all." Read more.

Don Shaffer in Green Money Journal, "Notes From the Leading Edge of Social Finance," Fall 2008

"How can we harness the striving energy and entrepreneurial drive of the American people to move more towards collaboration and partnership, instead of maximum individual gain, while honoring the power of free markets?" Read more.

Judy Wicks in The Sun, "Table for Six Billion, Please," August 2008

"A lot of people feel that the stock market is going to crash and that the US infrastructure is falling apart, partly because we're spending all our money on war instead of things like bridges and a healthcare system for all. And I think when the crash comes, there's going to be a panic. What we're doing now in the local movement is building the infrastructure before the panic, whether it's caused by the collapse of our economy or by global warming." Read more.

The Ponzi Algorithms that Got us Here

The KuntslerCast — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 12:43:50 PDT

James Howard Kunstler comments on the Great Bailout of 2008 and how we got into the current financial crisis.

As the U.S. manufacturing economy withered away, Americans sought to gain wealth by getting something from nothing through Ponzi scheme investment algorithms. By assuming liability of bad mortgages, Congress may be in position of attempting to prop up the value suburban houses. But Kunstler believes the housing values will continue to go down, no matter what happens. And the truth is that we shouldn't want that devaluation to stop because we need to reach a point where the median price of a house is equal to the median income of the average America. The true damage may yet to be seen. Kunstler also explains his meme that the GOP is the party that wrecked America

The Green-Collar Economy

Dan Knauss — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:17:51 PDT

BALLE, Berkeley, Al Gore, and Newsweek are excited about Van Jones' book, The Green Collar Economy, which contends that job-creation based on "green solutions" could fix the economy, the earth, and poverty.

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Recent Crimes, 10/3

SpotCrime.com — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 11:52:26 PDT

Crime	Date	Address
Vandalism	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 12:46 PM.	27XX N BREMEN STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 04:11 PM.	28XX N PIERCE STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 08:33 PM.	29XX N BOOTH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 01:40 PM.	30XX N HUMBOLDT BOULEVARD MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 05:37 PM.	26XX N BREMEN STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Robbery	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 12:54 AM.	28XX N BUFFUM STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 10:25 PM.	3157-A N FRATNEY STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 05:14 PM.	31XX N FRATNEY STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 08:41 PM.	26XX N FRATNEY STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 10:57 AM.	13XX E LOCUST STREET #1201 MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 01:57 PM.	3XX E BURLEIGH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 01:22 PM.	25XX N BUFFUM STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 09:00 AM.	29XX N 1ST STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 04:48 PM.	25XX N RICHARDS STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 09:46 AM.	29XX N 2ND STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 10:38 PM.	24XX N FRATNEY STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Assault	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 11:58 PM.	32XX N PALMER STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 02:04 PM.	24XX N BREMEN STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 02:55 PM.	9XX E MEINECKE AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 03:40 PM.	23XX N WEIL STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 03:22 PM.	1XX E CONCORDIA AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 01:47 PM.	27XX N OAKLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 04:56 AM.	26XX N 4TH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 10:23 AM.	24XX N MARTIN L KING JR DRIVE MILWAUKEE	View details
Robbery	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 10:26 PM.	29XX N 5TH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 08:10 AM.	24XX N OAKLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 01:43 PM.	30XX N FREDERICK AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 09:55 AM.	36XX N HUMBOLDT BOULEVARD MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 10:36 PM.	22XX N HUMBOLDT AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 08:04 PM.	23XX N 1ST STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 11:15 AM.	25XX N MURRAY AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 01:54 PM.	25XX N MURRAY AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 08:00 PM.	23XX N OAKLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 08:37 AM.	24XX N MURRAY AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 07:37 AM.	20XX E NEWPORT AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 07:34 AM.	21XX N 1ST STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 09:32 AM.	7XX E VIENNA AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Burglary	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 08:52 PM.	22XX E BELLEVIEW PL MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 11:29 AM.	20XX N NEWHALL STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Thursday, Sep 25 2008. 09:29 AM.	6XX W WRIGHT STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 11:11 AM.	19XX E NORTH AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 07:19 PM.	23XX N 5TH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 12:18 PM.	21XX N OAKLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Monday, Sep 29 2008. 06:38 PM.	18XX N WATER STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 08:29 AM.	20XX N 1ST STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Vandalism	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 07:58 PM.	19XX N WARREN AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Saturday, Sep 27 2008. 07:50 AM.	10XX E LAND PL MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Sunday, Sep 28 2008. 10:25 PM.	20XX N OAKLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Friday, Sep 26 2008. 01:08 PM.	27XX N 10TH STREET MILWAUKEE	View details
Theft	Wednesday, Sep 24 2008. 06:47 PM.	5XX W GARFIELD AVENUE MILWAUKEE	View details

For more info, goto http://spotcrime.com

Milwaukee County to draw-down dam this weekend

Friends of Milwaukee's Rivers — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 09:56:00 PDT

Milwaukee County will commence a controlled drawdown of the Estabrook Dam and Impoundment beginning Sunday, October 5 2008 at 5 PM. In the past, the drawdown would occur over a short period of time resulting in a large spate of flow downstream that resulted in potential safety issues downstream and upstream of the dam. This year's controlled drawdown is proposed to occur over a period of days to minimize safety issues.

Report Shows Subprime-Rate Lending Dominant with Non-Hispanic Whites and Upper Income Borrowers

Dan Knauss — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 21:36:30 PDT

Contrary to common assumptions, a new report shows that sub-prime mortgage loans have gone primarily to non-hispanic whites and upper-income earners.

WANTED: Volunteers to help with Y Warmer Winter

Jan Christensen — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 13:15:37 PDT

The YMCA-CDC is looking for volunteers to help Riverwest families stay warm this winter with the Y Warmer Winter program.Volunteers are needed to winterize homes on Saturday, October 25. Volunteers will work in groups of 4-5, and each group will winterize two homes. Weatherization done by volunteers in available to homes of the elderly and people with disabilities. Don’t worry – it’s easy and fun to do!

If you would like to volunteer or to register a team, please call Jan Christensen at 430-4795, or email jchristensen@ymcamke.org

Time for Y Warmer Winter!

Jan Christensen — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 13:10:58 PDT

It’s that time of year again. Time to get your FREE home weatherization materials from the YMCA Community Development Center.On October 25, volunteers will winterize and distribute supplies about 30 homes in Riverwest. Winterizing your home will save approximately $450 on heating costs this season.Weatherization is at no cost to you and includes: pipe wrap, door weatherstripping, window sheeting, outlet insulation, and energy efficient light bulbs.Volunteers will install custom weatherization in the home of the elderly and disabled.

Now accepting applications – let us know if you can install your own materials, or if you need help. Sign-up deadline is Oct. 17. Call Jan Christensen at 430-4795, or email jchristensen@ymcamke.org.

Hitler Gets a Margin Call

Dan Knauss (Admin) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 13:04:46 PDT

Hitler himself got a margin call on the 15th. Regretting that he didn't invest in Google, like Stalin, his reactions put him in even worse shape on the 21st.

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3rd District Residents Invited to Attend Budget Discussion with Mayor Barrett

Dan Knauss — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:05:42 PDT

3rd District Neighborhood Associations to Host a Town Hall Meeting with Mayor Tom Barrett on Oct. 7

Mayor Tom Barrett will address East side and Riverwest residents to discuss his proposed budget on Tuesday, October 7th at 5:30 PM in the Miramar Theatre (2844 N Oakland Ave.) 3rd District Alderman, Nik Kovac, and the Mayor’s Budget Director, Mark Nicolini, will also be in attendance.

Last week, Mayor Barrett presented his 2009 Executive Budget to the Common Council. During these uncertain economic times, he wants to make his priorities very clear – keep libraries open and maintain the sworn strength of the Milwaukee Police Department. He has asked the Common Council to approve his “preferred” budget which includes these items.

Time for questions, comments and discussion with Mayor Barrett will follow his presentation.

Questions? Please feel free to contact Brooke VandeBerg of the Office of Mayor Tom Barrett at (414) 286-3453.

New City Home Building Sites

DCD — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:02:17 PDT

The City of Milwaukee has added 86 new vacant lots to its inventory and is now accepting offers on over 540 lots for you to build your new single-family or duplex home. The City is continually reviewing its property inventory and will make more lots available in the future for new home construction. To find the size lot in the neighborhood you desire, please visit the Department of City Development website.

The "New Listing" may give preference to residents who live within 500 feet of City-owned vacant lots. If no offers are received on the New Listings, the lots will be made available to all through the Extended List.

New Pumpkin Spirit from Great Lakes Distillery- Milwaukee

Dan Knauss — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:45:31 PDT

Great Lakes Distillery recently released Rehorst Citrus & Honey Flavored Vodka, and now they've got Pumpkin Seasonal Spirit -- a collaboration with Lakefront Brewery. According to Guy Rehorst:

Last year we distilled 2600 gallons of [Lakefront's] award winning Pumpkin and Spice Lager (a beer based on a Thomas Jefferson recipe). Once distilled we put it in single use Bourbon Barrels where as it mellowed, the rich pumpkin and spice flavors intensified. If you like Pumpkin you'll love this spirit.

Revised 2009 City Budget hearings schedule

City News Release — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 08:52:00 PDT

Please note: The JOINT PUBLIC HEARING is scheduled for October 20, 2008 at 6:30 P.M. in the Common Council Chambers.

Finance and Personnel Committee Budget Hearingswill take place on Monday, October 6, 2008; Wednesday, October 8, 2008; Thursday, October 9, 2008; and Friday, October 10, 2008.

Financial Industry Bailout like Iraq War Doesn't Pass the Smell Test

Dan Knauss — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 11:24:29 PDT

From the Small Business Times--Critics of the Bailout:

"It is no wonder that the Bush administration is pressing to get the plan passed quickly before any real oversight can be brought to bear, because even the simplest due diligence suggests that it needs some work if the taxpayer's interests are to be even minimally protected and some real oversight brought to bear on the whole process," Joshua Shapiro, chief U.S. economist at Maria Fiorimi Ramirez (MFR) Inc. in New York, wrote in a note to clients.
In particular, critics are raising concerns about Section 8 of the bailout plan, which states: "Decisions by the Secretary pursuant to the authority of this Act are non-reviewable and committed to agency discretion, and may not be reviewed by any court of law or any administrative agency."
Paulson is the former chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs, an investment banking firm that would stand to benefit from the bailout plan.
Some critics are likening the Bush administration's urgency about the financial crisis to its approach to launching the Iraq War.
"You can draw some valid parallels between the prosecution of the war under the Bush regime and the way the financial sector has operated in recent years," Tom Schlesinger, head of the nonprofit research group Financial Markets Center in Howardsville, Va., told Marketwatch.com. "It fails the most basic test of democratic accountability."

There is No Alternative: Local Financial Experts on Federal Bailout

Dan Knauss — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:16:16 PDT

The Small Business Times has polled some local bank executives about the proposed federal bailouts for aoiling financial houses. They feel there is no alternative and it will help their industry, but it will also hurt the average taxpayer and local government, and it may set a bad precedent:

Leaves the door open for future bailouts: As government intervention in the market it "goes against free-market economics," said Kurt Bauer, president and CEO of the Wisconsin Banker's Association. "This creates a 'no risk of failure' moral hazard that sends the message that no matter what a company does as long as they are large enough to have an big impact in our economy in the event of failure, the government will step in if/when they get in trouble. Where do you draw the line?"
Lost investments: Ultimately, the American taxpayer will not likely recover its investments in the ailing financial firms it has invested in. (Widely shared opinion)
Long-term burden for taxpayers: "The amount of new debt liability the government is assuming in the name of the American taxpayer is almost incomprehensible and will require that an even larger portion of the federal budget be dedicated to debt service," said Tommy Huie, president and chief investment officer of M&I Investment Management Corp. "Future federal tax increases are a very strong likelihood. So are cuts to subsidies, grants and other programs the federal government provides to support state, county and local governments, which may lead to tax increases at those levels as well."

Some Historical Perspective on Glass-Steagall and the Current Sub-Prime/Securitization Crisis

Dan Knauss — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:02:40 PDT

Many commentators are pointing to the end of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999 as having a significant hand in, or being directly relevant to the current financial crisis. (See David Leonhardt in the New York Times, William Greider in The Nation, Robert Kuttner's 2007 testimony before the committee on Financial Services (U.S. House of Representatives) and writing in The American Prospect (twice, he's an editor there), Naked Capitalism on Kuttner, Newsweek, Tom Keene and John Ryding for Bloomberg (audio, 7 minutes in), and an editorial in The Herald (UK). For some quick punches, see Bill Kaufmann in Counterpunch (also Michael Hudson's numberous articles there), and Briefing.com has an accessible, rather comprehensive overview. Learn How the French invented subprime in 1719 at the Financial Times.

When Congress effectively repealed the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 with the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999, local banking executives and U.S. Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-WI) supported the move. As the Journal-Sentinel reported then, "The Glass-Steagall Act authorized federal deposit insurance and prohibited commercial banks from owning brokerages. The law was designed to insulate bank depositors from the risk of a bank dealing in securities and to prevent a banking collapse such as the one that wiped out savings during the Great Depression." (Banking industry prepares for shake-up Congress debates bills to dismantle 1933 barriers, February 15, 1999)

MPS Board Revised Meeting Notice

Dan Knauss — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:46:38 PDT

The revised notice for the meeting of the Milwaukee Board of School Directors' Committee on Finance/Personnel on Tuesday, September 23, 2008, is now online.

Beyond Rust

Dan Knauss (Admin) — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 09:07:24 PDT

The Deal magazine ("voice of the deal economy") in June published "Beyond rust : Milwaukee was left for dead in the early ’90s. But the once-vibrant manufacturing center pulled itself up and reinvented itself—as a 21st-century manufacturing center." You can read it here.

New in Riverwest: Milwaukee's Make-out Bar

Dan Knauss — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 13:18:55 PDT

Molly Snyder Edler on "Two" at OMC:

Don Krause opened Art Bar five years ago, and now, he's about to unveil his second masterpiece: a romantic hideaway for couples called Two, 718 E. Burleigh St.

(That's right next door to Art Bar, where the recently closed Hop Back Inn used to be.)

Subject: Re:Potential UWM Dorm sites disclosed - by: Dan Knauss

Don't worry. The university is going to identify the three finalists shortly, and do you you think Riverwest will make the cut? Farwell, Prospect, even Water Street--the locations sell themselves. ...

Subject: RNA Development Committee States Intention to "Block" any UWM Dorm - by: Peg Karpfinger

This thread discusses the Content article: The meeting minutes of the RNA committees are published for the purpose of transparency. I have been taking notes for the RNA Development Committee at the...

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