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The announcement comes after Port Milwaukee opted to end its agreement with Sea Scouts Ship 299 Invincible, meaning the scouts needed to find a new location come fall.
Free-rent deal being canceled for undisclosed, job-creating tenant. By Jeramey Jannene - Apr 8th, 2021 08:50 am //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
2452 S. Lincoln Memorial Dr., home of the Sea Scouts Ship Invincible 299. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.
Milwaukee’s port director has a plan that he thinks will generate revenue, create jobs and provide enhanced access to an overlooked Lake Michigan pier.
But it comes with a catch. Port Milwaukee must terminate the no-cost lease held by a 62-year tenant, Sea Scouts Ship Invincible 299. The organization, an arm of the Boys Scouts of America, provides sailing training to people ages 14 to 20.
JBS s North American headquarters is in Greeley, Colorado.
Today on Colorado Edition: We speak with Elijah McClain’s mother, Sheneen, about her son and the recent independent investigation into his death in Aurora. We’ll also get more details about an investigation into coronavirus safety measures in the country’s largest meatpacking plants, including JBS USA in Greeley, which was launched this week by federal lawmakers. Lastly, we check in on basketball at the University of Northern Colorado, which is back to playing games following a recent COVID-19 outbreak.
Today’s guests include: Sheneen McClain, Elijah McClain’s mother; Dan Mika, a reporter with BizWest; Alisa Wiggins, a player on the University of Northern Colorado’s women’s basketball team; and Steve Smiley, the head coach for UNC’s men’s basketball team.