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                        0:59  Menomonee Park
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                        4:00  Trimborn Farm’s lime kilns and their role in building Milwaukee
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                        4:27  Neu-Life set to expand services for Milwaukee’s young people
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                        3:29  ’ West Allis artist who designed Magic: The Gathering cards...
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                        5:36  Reviews of ’The Hand that Rocks the Cradle’ and ’After...
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                        3:56  Case High School Craft Fair and more in our Community Calendar
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                        4:49  Neuro Advantage Expands Exercise Offerings with New Rock Steady...
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                        5:19  Local Teen’s ’Thriller: Reimagined’ Music Video Goes Viral
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                        4:11  Celebrating 100 Years of Service at 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony
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                        2:43  Sunnier Sunday on the way, fairly quiet times ahead into Halloween
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                        2:43  ‘Good luck everybody’: Preparations begin for potential I-94...
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                        1:11  Pumpkin craving, face painting and dancing for the fourth annual...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee entrepreneurs are getting a boost thanks to a public-private partnership that works to spark economic growth.
Pop-Up MKE gives business people a chance to test out their markets in a low-risk, supportive environment.
On Wednesday, it announced the opening of three shops around the city. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett was on hand for the announcement and highlighted the importance of supporting local economies.
"We have to make sure that the people that live in our city and live in the neighborhoods like this neighborhood spend our money here. Because the more we spend the money in our neighborhoods, the stronger our neighborhoods become," said Mayor Barrett.
The three pop-up business will be located within King Drive, Cesar Chavez Drive, and the North Avenue and Fond du Lac business improvement districts.
There are two more rounds of pop-ups scheduled for July and August.
 
                        