happening now: from violence in the sherman park normal after a quiet night on milwaukee s northwest side. good morning. i m susan kim. i m vince vitrano. we have live coverage this morning from the sherman park neighborhood.pete zervakis is in sherman park where it s set to reopen this morning after being closed by the milwaukee county sheriff s office overnight.he joins us now with more. the park is expected to re-open at 6 o clock this morning. 12 hou sheriff s deputies put up this orange fencing to keep people out. we ve been here in the sherman park neighborhood the last three days. neighbors say now that the area has started to return to normalcy. they re focus: is coming together and healing as a community. people who live here describe sherman park as diverse. tight-knit. and safe. it s part of the city where people take pride in owning and keeping up their homes. it s also got a nice assortment of here are adamamant that the unrest over the weekend is not representat
thanks for joining us, i m susan kim.and i m vince vitrano.our other big story this morning is sherman park milwaukee county sheriff david clarke implemented a curfew, following two back to back nights of destruction in the sherman park neighborhood. tensions still remain high in that area of the city, but this morning, a drastic improvement to what we saw over the weekend. here s a better look at the area of milwaukee we re talking about.the sherman park neighborhood is located near the northwest side of the city. the blocks of burleigh, chambers and sherman saw the most criminal activity on saturday and sunday. as we said earlier, sherman park is opening again this morning following its closer by sheriff clarke.that s where we find our pete zervakis. you can see this orange fencing around sherman park. at 6 o clock this morning - it will come down. deputies put it up last night to close the park. evening. just 6 people arrested compared to more than 30 over the weekend. and
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