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  Friday, July 04, 2008  
“Clean-tech” Jobs Created

Paradigm Sensors, a minority owned start-up, will locate in the Milwaukee Technology Incubator Center. The firm plans to manufacture hand held testing devices for biodiesel quality assurance. More than 25 jobs may be created in the coming year according to Robert Young, Paradigm’s chief executive.


Milwaukee Technology Incubator Center, an NWSCDC initiative, is located inside the DRS Technologies complex, at 4265 N. 30th St.  Paradigm will join Universal Housing, a manufactured-housing plant, as the Center’s second tenant.  

 
To read the JS Online story.

Lake Effect Interviews

On November 12, Executive Director Howard Snyder appeared on WUWM with Jane Hampden on her Lake Effect Program’s Project Milwaukee – Community Development series to discuss economic development issues in Milwaukee.

Breaking News
Economic Development Grant - Thursday, October 04, 2007
Senator Feingold on October 2, 2007 announced that NWSCDC is the recipient of a $677,000 grant to promote economic development in Milwaukee’s central city area. The grant will provide services such as “tenant job training, business recruitment, and defraying costs of leasehold improvements for new tenants” in the DRS and the 30th St. Industrial Corridor.   read more...
Northwest Side CDC was awarded $700,000 OCS grant to help build a new Lena's on North Ave
According to an article from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Sept 26, 2006, developers plan $10 million retail center in central city. "A Lena's Food Market, with space for additional retail businesses, would make up a $10 million neighborhood shopping center planned for Milwaukee's central city, one of the project's partners said Monday."   read more...





“A library book…is not, then, an article of mere consumption but fairly of capital, and often in the case of professional men, setting out in life, is their only capital.” - Thomas Jefferson



My mother and my father were illiterate immigrants from Russia.  When I was a child they were constantly amazed that I could go to a building and take a book on any subject.  They couldn’t believe this access to knowledge we have here in America.  They couldn’t believe that it was free.  - Kirk Douglas

The public library is an American institution as precious as free public education, democratic elections, and due process.  The public library is the embodiment of a radical idea – everyone has a right to acquire knowledge and improve themselves!



The Villard Avenue Library is our neighborhood’s American Dream.  Not only is this library the center of learning, exploration and self-improvement for thousands of near northwest side families, it is an extraordinary economic anchor for Villard Avenue and the entire neighborhood.



For years, concerned citizens have fought the good fight to save the Villard Avenue Library from the budget chopping block.  This year, facing another go-round of service reductions, the neighborhood is saying no to any more concessions.  We refuse to participate in the further erosion of our community’s economic and intellectual quality.

Residents of this neighborhood know that great cities need great libraries!  We want a new library – a beautiful, open, robust library that will attract sustainable investment in people, in the local economy, and a quality of life that is uniquely American.



 

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Milwaukee, WI  53216
TEL 414-444-8200
FAX 414-444-8201
Email info@nwscdc.org


Howard Snyder, Executive Director
414-447-8230


Administration & Grants Management
414-444-8206


For Community & Economic Development
or VABA & BID 19 questions/concerns
contact Howard Snyder
414-447-8230



Neighborhood Strategic Planning Coordinator
Barry Mimis
414-444-8239 e-mail at bmimis@nwscdc.org








 

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