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Dining: Louie s Char Dog and Butter Burgers Opens on Farwell » Urban Milwaukee

Louie s brings Chicago-style dogs and butter burgers to the North Avenue commercial district. By Ethan Duran - Apr 9th, 2021 03:49 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Louie’s Char Dog and Butter Burgers. Photo taken April 8th, 2021 by Dave Reid. A new gourmet hot dog and burger restaurant opened this spring on N. Farwell Avenue. Lawrence Miller in what was previously the location for the Southeast Asian restaurant Bee’s Cuisine from 2016 to 2019. Menu items include Chicago style and chili mac char dogs, smoked sausages and specialty burgers. According to the lengthy menu, specialty burgers are made of one-third pound Angus chuck patties placed in between toasted brioche buns cooked with Wisconsin butter and topped with at least two different types of cheese. For a small addition to the price, customers can choose to switch out their burger or hot dog bun with a gluten free option.

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Post from Community: Tenor High School, a program of Seeds of Health, Inc , is expanding to N Vel Phillips Avenue for the 2021/2022 school year

Post from Community: Tenor High School, a program of Seeds of Health, Inc , is expanding to N Vel Phillips Avenue for the 2021/2022 school year
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Eyes on Milwaukee: Big Property Owners Gear Up To Sue City

Record challenges to 2020 assessments now headed to court. By Jeramey Jannene - Mar 15th, 2021 07:20 pm //end headline wrapper ?>BMO Tower at 790 N. Water St. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. Milwaukee’s 2020 assessment process generated a record number of appeals. So many that the city suspended the process for 2021. Almost a year later, a record dollar value of challenges remains. The Common Council’s Judiciary & Legislation Committee recommended Monday to allow 94 unresolved claims, representing $876 million in city-assessed value, to go to court. The city received 5,592 appeals in 2020. The overwhelming majority of claims came from single-family homeowners representing themselves and arguing over changes that would result in a property tax bill changing by a few hundred dollars. The Assessor’s Office and Board of Review resolved those claims, either adjusting the assessed values or denying the claim.

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Milwaukee Athletic Club hires former Pfister general manager as its chief operations officer

Milwaukee Athletic Club hires former Pfister general manager as its chief operations officer
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Real estate spotlight: Johnson Controls plans to leave downtown could present opportunity for big corporate user, mixed-use redevelopment

Real estate spotlight: Johnson Controlsâ plans to leave downtown could present opportunity for big corporate user, mixed-use redevelopment Share Johnson Controls plans to move its downtown Milwaukee employees to its Glendale campus in about two years. The real estate community is being presented with an opportunity to reimagine what the downtown Milwaukee Johnson Controls International Plc. complex could be, following the companyâs announcement that it will leave and move its 1,300… Want to Read More? The real estate community is being presented with an opportunity to reimagine what the downtown Milwaukee Johnson Controls International Plc. complex could be, following the companyâs announcement that it will leave and move its 1,300 employees to Glendale.

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