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Journal Sentinel publishes the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel daily and Sunday newspapers and produces one of the most popular destinations for Milwaukee Internet users - JSOnline.com. Journal Sentinel is committed to producing a newspaper that reflects the ever-changing world and fulfills the needs of readers and advertisers. A new production facility with state-of-the-art printing equipment, which became operational in early 2003, will help ensure the continued reliability and growth of Wisconsin's largest newspaper in the 21st century.

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Book and Periodical Publishing

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1,001-5,000 employees

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Three companies have moved their headquarters to Milwaukee so far this year − with other office relocations in the works. Most people probably know Fiserv Inc. is now based with hundreds of employees just a few blocks from downtown's Fiserv Forum − after leaving its decades-long home in Brookfield. But they may not realize Regal Ware Inc. and Mayville Engineering Co. also have moved to Milwaukee. They're among a trend of outstate companies joining Milwaukee-area businesses drawn to Wisconsin's largest city. Since 2020, companies relocating or opening new offices are bringing more than 7,000 jobs to the downtown area, according to the Milwaukee Downtown Business Improvement District. Here's what to know.#Milwaukee #milwaukeenews #RealWare #Fiserv #Mayville #business
These company headquarters moved to Milwaukee. You know about Fiserv--but there are others jsonline.com
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The city of Milwaukee is about to spend 1.6milliontostabilizeCityHall′sfacade−10yearsaftercityofficialsapproveda1.6 million to stabilize City Hall's facade − 10 years after city officials approved a 1.6milliontostabilizeCityHall′sfacade−10yearsaftercityofficialsapproveda15.9 million legal settlement designed to solve the same problem. A new building permit application for "temporary facade stabilization" has been filed for the historic building at 200 E. Wells St. That $1.6 million project involves installing safety netting to hold in place flaking pieces of decorative terra cotta and prevent them from falling to streets and sidewalks, said Tiffany Shepherd, Department of Public Works marketing and communications officer. That amounts to a temporary fix as department officials work to develop a timeline and cost estimate for fixing the problem, said City Engineer Kevin Muhs.#Milwaukee #milwaukeenews #cityhall
City Hall to get $1.6 million in facade stabilization. That's been a reoccurring problem jsonline.com
Whatever length of time has passed, it's undeniable that Milwaukee’s stores have left their mark on the city’s residents far beyond their lifetime. It’s made us at the Journal Sentinel wonder about the city’s most missed stores. In fact, in 2023 we took a look at some of the most high-profile bars and restaurants we miss. Now we want readers to tell us about the stores they wish were still open. Please fill out the survey in the article below. The most popular responses will be compiled into a future story examining the impact that many closed stores still have on the city.#milwaukee #closedstores #survey #milwaukeenews
What closed Milwaukee store do you miss the most? Let us know and tell us why. jsonline.com

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