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A 34-year-old woman has been charged in the hit-and-run death of a Milwaukee woman. Stephanie Marie Sykes is facing three felony
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?If history is a series of stories, and stories are told through the arts, you could say its always Black History Month at Black Arts MKE.The local performing arts group is quickly rising on news this week. It will receive a national grant, and the decision by United Performing Arts Fund late last year to name Black Arts MKE its newest member group. To be asked to be a member group last year was beyond exciting, said Barbara Wanzo, Black Arts MKE Executive Director.A five-year affiliate relationship with UPAF blossomed and will mean increased financial stability and collaborative support. It s importa
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