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Eat at some of Milwaukee's most popular bars and restaurants to support people living with HIV
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On Thursday, September 12th, you can enjoy a night out on the town and contribute to a good cause.
Vivent Health is hosting the 2nd annual Dining Out for Life Event to raise funds for Vivent Health’s food pantry. For one day only, supporters can eat out at some of Milwaukee’s best bars and restaurants and see a portion of the proceeds go the food pantry.
Leaders with Vivent say the participating restaurants are “true allies of the LGBTQ+ community,” and that the donations help “provide healthy food for Milwaukeeans living with HIV.”
“All funds raised during this one-day event support the health and well-being of the Milwaukee community who need care,” says Margaret Lindstone, Vivent’s Chief Philanthropy and Community Engagement Officer.
Last year, Vivent Health provided 11,250 pantry orders to nearly 1,100 clients and their families—a 37% increase from 2022. This year, those needs continue to grow.
You can show your support for the Vivent Health food pantry by eating at popular spots like Amalinda, Flour Girl & Flame, and Bavette.
“Food is health. It seems like an obvious choice for us to participate in Dining Out for Life, an event that benefits all sectors of our community,” said Greg León, Executive Chef at Amilinda and Vivent Health supporter.
You can read the full list of participating eateries here.
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Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
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High pressure once again plays the lead role in our forecast keeping us sunny and dry. Highs will be in the low 80s and dew points will break the low 60s. Another dry day on the way tomorrow with seasonal temperatures but then the rain arrives. Heavy rain is possible at times on Thursday with two inches or more possible from Thursday into early Friday. We continue to see at least a chance for rain through the weekend.
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Milwaukee Police searching for critically missing 79-year-old woman
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The Milwaukee Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a critically missing 79-year-old woman.
Christine Grigsby was last in contact with her caregivers on Monday morning, Aug. 12.
She was last seen walking in the 5300 block of N. 61st Street and is believed to be near Fiserv Forum.
Police describe her as a Black woman, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing around 145 pounds, with purple hair and brown eyes.
She was last seen wearing a Milwaukee Bucks jacket, a large Milwaukee Bucks gold chain, and black pants.
Christine is known to take the bus and may be on foot, according to police.
Anyone with information is asked to call Milwaukee Police Department’s District 4 at 414-935-7242.
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Milwaukee Bucks will open 2024-25 NBA season against a familiar – and reloaded – opponent
What does Gary Trent Jr. add to the Bucks? Plus: Giannis done in Paris
Bucks reporter Jim Owczarski discusses the huge addition of Gary Trent Jr., plus takeaways from Giannis Antetokounmpo in the Olympics.
The full NBA schedule for the 2024-25 season is expected to be announced in the coming days.
But high-visibility matchups are starting to leak out.
It’s already been reported that the Milwaukee Bucks won’t be part of the NBA’s Christmas slate of games. But the Bucks will reportedly play a big matchup in their first game of the season.
According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, the Bucks will start the season Oct. 23 against the 76ers in Philadelphia.
The league’s opening night is Oct. 22 and Charania reported those games will be the New York Knicks at the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics, and the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Los Angeles Lakers.
Bucks-76ers will be opener for third straight season
If the Bucks’ matchup sounds familiar, it is because they have played the 76ers in the first game in each of the past two seasons. Both of them were dramatic.
To kick off the 2022-23 season, the Bucks grinded their way to a 90-88 victory in Philadelphia. Then last season under new coach Adrian Griffin and newly acquired superstar Damian Lillard, Milwaukee earned a 118-117 victory at Fiserv Forum.
This season will be Doc Rivers’ first full season as head coach of the Bucks after replacing Griffin in February. Rivers was previously the coach of the 76ers.
Paul George adds firepower to 76ers alongside Joel Embiid
The 76ers and Bucks are expected to challenge the Celtics in the Eastern Conference next season. Philadelphia had a splashy off-season, signing star forward Paul George to play alongside Joel Embiid.
Milwaukee’s moves didn’t generate as many headlines, but the additions of Gary Trent Jr., Delon Wright and Taurean Prince bolstered the Bucks depth.
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