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Visit Milwaukee unveils new brand and logo

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By Bobby Tanzilo Verified, Lori Fredrich Verified, Jeff Sherman, Carolynn Buser Verified
| OnMilwaukee Verified
With all eyes on Milwaukee in 2024, and as the community is about to experience a landmark summer for tourism, Visit Milwaukee is thrilled to announce its new corporate brand, which updates the look, feel and tone of its corporate logo, advertising campaigns, website, messaging and more. This marks the first new corporate brand for the company since the current brand and logo were introduced in 2005.
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Sander named new Brady Street BID executive director

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By Molly Snyder Verified, Bobby Tanzilo Verified, Devon Hanley, Carolynn Buser Verified
| OnMilwaukee Verified
Earlier today, The Brady Street Business Improvement District announced the appointment of Michael Sander as the new Executive Director. As the Executive Director, Sander will oversee the strategic direction and day-to-day operations as the Brady Street BID, working closely with the BID Board of Directors, local businesses, stakeholders and community members to enhance the vibrant and diverse neighborhood.
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Brady Street BID issues report on options for improving pedestrian safety

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By Bobby Tanzilo Verified, Devon Hanley, Carolynn Buser Verified, Nate Proell
| OnMilwaukee Verified
Between the recent creation of a plaza on Ivanhoe Place on the East Side, talk of tearing down a section of I-794 through Downtown and ongoing efforts to create safer bike lanes, Milwaukee is focusing on safer streets. On Brady Street, this is a discussion that’s been ongoing for many years. Recently, a push to pedestrianize the street has become more vocal, leading to a study.
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