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SATURDAY TALK - January 31, 2015, 11:30am - 1:00pm
Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center

Kick-off – SATURDAY TALK & AMANI WORKS Think Tank

A citizen review of a library of issues that will investigate, monitor and report pros and cons for raising hopes and aspirations of Milwaukeeans

January 30, 2015
City Center Milwaukee | Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC will kick off its 2015  calendar of All Hands on Deck, WE CAN Initiative for massive engagement at the neighborhood level with the Introduction of SATURDAY TALK and Amani Works Think Tank. 

SATURDAY TALK primary goal is to create and utilize a guide for professional neighborhood growth through informed decision making by CORE CONSTITUENTS.  It will allow individuals, groups and businesses working on various aspects in their neighborhood to come to the table and share and link for common causes that impact quality of life and economic development.

Saturday, January 31, 2015 will kick-off with its year-long regional partner; SWERPC/Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission with a customized seminar on Vision 2050 - Matching Planning with “solution-building” by the CORE CONSTITUENTS.  Facilitator:  C Terrance Anderson, SEWRPC Planner.

Hot button issues on Transportation will include updates by Jackie Ivy, Milwaukee Transit Riders Union, Milwaukee Streetcar Referendum by Craig Peterson, Zigman Joseph Stephenson, Chris Kliesmet, CRG/Citizens for Responsible Government, and Jacob Gatlin, Fellow – Amani Think Tank,  “Why run for Alderman in 2016?”

Amani Works Think Tank is a 2-year commitment of vetted individuals called “Fellows”.

Fellows are invited Members of the think tank on-behalf-of the People.  They are academic, practicum and inspired individuals-peers that are scholars from the neighborhoods of Milwaukee – specialists from their area of service that want to grow, want their city to grow and will work to serve as leader-STEWARDS for growth of ALL in the pursuit of mutual knowledge and practices.

SATURDAY TALK
Center Street Library
2727 W. Center Street
11:30am – 1:00pm.  

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SATURDAY TALK - UW-M to Amani Ground Zero, New and Needed

City Center Milwaukee | Day 150| on Saturday, January 31, 2015, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC will kick-off the next addition of All Hands on Deck, WE CAN Initiative.  It is SATURDAY TALK in the Amani Neighborhood.  

SATURDAY TALK is the brainchild of Mary Glass, Chair/CEO/CVO of MPA LLC and Amani Works Think Tank. Amani Works Think Tank consist of Invited and vetted hidden talent - CORE CONSTITUENTS that are "Fellows".  The Amani Works Think Tank Fellows volunteer for 2 years to grow in peer-reviewed reporting, investigations and growth of district-to-district sharing for the city of Milwaukee.

Amani Works Think Tank launch candidates for office and promote the necessity of Oath of Office, meaningful legislation for the People of Milwaukee and VOTING to the People in Fellowship.

SATURDAY TALK Schedule
The meetings are held:

• Saturday, January 31, 2015   - 11:30am - 1:00pm
• Saturday, February 21, 2015 - 11:30am - 1:30pm
• Saturday, March 21, 2015     - 11:30am - 1:30pm

Place:  Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center, Milwaukee, WI  53210, large meeting room.

THEME - SMART GROWTH

Targeted economics include:  Transportation (local, state, regional and federal), household Income-Employment, Emerging businesses-major employers, EB-5, Immigration, land use, safety prevention and safety intervention, lifestyles, affordable housing and education.

The theme Smart Growth looks at the SWOT analysis of the 15 districts with Amani (Nigerian, means "Peace and Security") being Ground Zero.

Smart Growth includes a regional partner:  SEWRPC - Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission.

Facilitator:  C Terrence Anderson - Transportation Planner

Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission 

The first quarter, JANUARY, FEBRUARY and MARCH are the months for key capacity building and oversight months to take-stock of the $$$Millions-on-top of Millions that come to the city of Milwaukee for various projects, buildings, projects and programs that have the thumbprint of everyone but the CORE CONSTITUENTS - even if there is a Milwaukeean and/or person of color with the promise of leadership.  

Stewardship, ownership, entrepreneurship, fellowship, citizenship, scholarship, apprenticeship, mentorship, partnership and leadership with CORE CONSTITUENTS of the city of Milwaukee DNA at the beginning-through outcomes are deliverables from the JUMP-OFF.  This means the collaborators for start-up, architects, developers, planners, lawyers, construction workers (union or otherwise), anchor tenants, boards of directors, steering committees, workforce and neighborhood stewards are African American, other People of Color, Caucasian and Work Challenged.

Glass has worked in the Amani Neighborhood for over 20 years and was commissioned by Project Respect (Doris Green - Executive Director) - OIC, Carl Gee Executive Director for the HUD/Community Block Grant city of Milwaukee neighborhood strategic planning for the NSP/Neighborhood Strategic Planning for Amani #9.

Editorial by Mg - Mary Glass, Milwaukee's Revolts/Protests in Violence CASE LEARNING

-- Pemba Mwepu - Senior, Human Resources Management and Finance, International student from Africa - UW-Milwaukee

-- Micala Queary - BA Mass Media Arts - Public Relations Graduate, Clark Atlanta University

-- Rick Banks - Political Science Major, Speaker of the Senate, UW-Milwaukee

-- Brandon Methu - Economics Major, Senate Chair - Diversity and Inclusion Council, UW-Milwaukee

-- James Methu - Financial Representative, Northwestern Mutual Insurance.

Their focus/MISSION:  leadership-citzenship and their funding, partner-funding and philanthropic funding are at the top of the list.  The CORE CONSTITUENTS are the last one to know, when they should be the first and the ones creating the nuance and development of their 170 neighborhoods in Milwaukee - Enduring Concentrated Poverty problem solving.

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SATURDAY TALK - 2011

The concept was first shared by CEO Glass in a pilot format with undergraduate students in the Union of the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, 2200 W. Kenwood,  in 2011.  The group was a CASE LEARNING group of MPA LLC - Safety Matters Exploratory Team.   Click

"At the kick-off, January 31, 2015, MPA LLC has added SATURDAY TALK for a district-to-district look at a number of issues that affect quality of life and economic development in the city of Milwaukee - all 15 districts.   CORE CONSTITUENTS need to be good stewards and address strategically how their funding is being spent, for what, how long, and by what people.  This is myopically the focus for capacity building in UpSCALABILITY.  

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                                                 Charter Fellows - Amani Works
L- R:  Elder Jacob Gatlin, Stephen Jansen and Jackie Ivy

Matthew J. Belvedere and Peter Schacknow Report

Matthew Belvedere and Peter Schacknow

January 14, 2015

Earnings season is kicking into high gear with major banks releasing results. JPMorgan (JPM) today reported earnings that were hit by legal costs. Wells Fargo (WFC) is also out with profits this morning. (CNBC)

Volatility is back on Wall Street these days, highlighted by Tuesday'sdramatic reversal which saw the Dow up 282 points and down 143 points before closing modestly lower. (CNBC)

Copper prices-often seen as a bellwether for global economic health-extended their plunge today, trading at their lowest levels in more than 5 years. (Reuters)

DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach said there's a possibility of a "true collapse" in U.S. capital expenditures and hiring if the price of oilstays at its current level. (Reuters)

The euro fell below its 1999 launch rate against the dollar for the first time in over nine years, after an adviser to Europe's highest court said an ECB bond-buying program was legal under certain conditions. (Reuters)

The World Bank today lowered its global growth forecast for 2015 and 2016 due to disappointing economic prospects in the euro zone, Japan, and other emerging economies, offsetting the benefit of lower oil prices. (Reuters)

Tesla Motors (TSLA) plans to boost production of electric cars into the millions by 2025. Speaking at an industry conference in Detroit, CEO Elon Musk said Tesla may not be profitable until 2020. (Reuters)

Ericsson is suing Apple (AAPL) over mobile technology licenses, in response to the iPhone maker's suit against the Swedish telecom equipment supplier earlier this month. (Reuters)

Apple was granted a patent that allows it to create a mountable camera system like the one popularized by GoPro (GPRO) whose shares fell sharply on the news.

Bill Ackman, the activist investor famous for his high-profile battle withHerbalife (HLF), told CNBC his short on the stock was "the most philanthropic" he ever made.

A top leader of Yemen's al-Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's deadly attack on satirical Paris newspaper Charlie Hebdo, whose defiant new issue, with a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad on the cover, sold out. (AP & CNBC)

President Barack Obama plans to use executive authority to issue the first federal regulations to target emissions of methane during oil and natural gas production. (NY Times)

President Obama wants to make it easier for local communities to build their own high-speed Internet networks because services are too expensive and there isn't enough competition in many areas. (Re/code)

AMANI - Ground Zero Transportation Initiative - Monthly Meeting

Office of Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC

January 13, 2015

LATE EDITION - | DAY 134 | Amani - Ground Zero Transportation - Economic Development through Business (census tract).  

Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC will host its monthly meetings of AMANI - Ground Zero at Center Street Library, 2727 W. Center Street.  

The time is:  11:45am - 1:30pm.  The first meeting is:  January 31, 2015.

The Innovative DOT

Smart Growth released its latest report on Transportation.  MPA LLC sponsors AMANI - Ground Zero has Transportation as a 2015 focus.
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In addition to EMPLOYMENT, below are the 8 other topics of focus.  They are:

• Focus Area 1: Revenue Sources
• Focus Area 2: Revenue Allocation and Project Selection
• Focus Area 3: Pricing
• Focus Area 4: Increasing Transportation System Efficiency
• Focus Area 5: Improving Options for Mobility and Access
• Focus Area 6: Providing Efficient, Safe Freight Access
• Focus Area 7: Integrating Transportation and Land Use Decision-Making
• Focus Area 8: Improving DOT Processes

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BACK STORY - Alderman Bauman forgets Etiquette and exercise BAD TASTE regarding Street Car Referendum in 2012 - You Tube

January 12, 2015
City Center Milwaukee | Day 133 | The Street car project is NOT, is NOT the desire of the People the funding was/is placed for use of the city of Milwaukee.

Have you seen this? 


This is posted on YouTube - May 15, 2012.

NICO & VINZ - I like - MILLENNIAL 2015

City Center Milwaukee | Day 132 |  Today, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC releases it commitment to MUSIC 2015.  It will focus on local to global music and musicians, with at least 1 musical event this year featuring hidden talent at the census tract and neighborhood level.

The two fellows in the video are:  NICO (Kahouly Nicolay Sereba) & VINZ (Vicent Dery).
They are from Oslo, Norway.

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Kahouly Nicolay Sereba (Nico)
Vincent Dery (Vinz)

Nico Sereba of Norwegian-Ivorian origin and Vincent Dery of Norwegian-Ghanaian origin created their music as a fusion of genres as diverse as pop to reggae to soul. The duo was launched as Envy with its main debut appearance at Emergenza Festival in 2011.  They won first place at the Taubertal Open Air Festival World's "Emergenza Final" for new emerging artists. Following that success, the duo released the mixtape Dreamworks: Why Not Me under the name Envy. The materials were also made available online through WiMP.

They are from Lambertseter, Oslo. They formed in 2009 as Envy and are based in Oslo.^[1] They changed their name to Nico & Vinz in January 2014 after the international success of "Am I Wrong".

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Coming - MARIO BROWN
We start locally with recognizing the beautiful music of Mario Brown and his group during 12 Celebrations of Christmas in 2014.

ALVIN AILEY Dance 2015

January 11, 2015 

ALVIN AILEY 2015 American Tour near a city you might be near.

Want to be a student of Alvin Ailey?

Auditions

 The following is a list of auditions for acceptance to the Certificate Program, Independent Study Program and Summer Intensive Program for the 2015-2016 Academic Year. Visit BFA Admissions for information on BFA auditions.

Auditions have limited capacity. Students who do not register in advance will be charged $30 at the audition site, if space allows.

Live auditions:  Select the audition site of your choice to fill out the online application and pay the $20 audition fee. You will receive an email confirmation that your application has been received.  You do not need to bring the application form with you to the audition site.

Video auditions: Select the link for Video Audition Applications to fill out an online application and pay the $20 audition fee. You will receive an email confirmation that your application has been received.  Video and dance photographs must be uploaded to Box.com just prior to submitting the online application.

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See their Little Tike Dance Study.
Junior Division Open House 
New parents and students ages 3-6 are invited to The Ailey School on Jan 10 at 9:30am for an Open House, featuring a building tour, sample Creative Movement class, and on-site registration for the 2015 Spring Term. Advance registration for the Open House is required. 

2015 Spring Enrollment
Now- January 31, 2015

First Steps and Bounding Boys introductory classes do not require an audition.

New Parents & Students ages 3-6, join us for:
Open House – Saturday, January 10, 2015 (begins at 9:30am sharp!)

• Trial Class (for new students ages 3-6)
• Building Tour
• On Site Registration for Spring Term

Alvin Ailey 
January 5, 1958 - December 1, 1989

City tours

2015

February 3-8
Washington, DC
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

February 11-15
Atlanta, GA
The Fox Theatre

February 17
Sarasota, FL  
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

February 19-22 
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
The Broward Center for the Performing Arts / AuRene Theater

February 24-25
Chapel Hill, NC
Memorial Hall / University of North Carolina

February 27-28
Brookville, NY
Tilles Center for Performing Arts

March 3-4
Cincinnati, OH  
Aronoff Center for the Arts / Proctor & Gamble Hall

March 6-15
Chicago, IL  
Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University
 

March 19-22
Detroit, MI
Detroit Opera House

March 24
Hartford, CT
The Bushnell

March 26-29
Boston, MA
Citi Wang Theatre

April 7-8
Lincoln, NE  
University of Nebraska at Lied Center the Performing Arts

 

April 10-11
Mesa, AZ
Mesa Arts Center

April 12
Tucson, AZ  
Centennial Hall

April 15-19
Los Angeles, CA  
Music Center

April 21-26  
Berkeley, CA  
Zellerbach Hall

May 2-3
Baltimore, MD  
Lyric Opera House

May 8-10
Newark, NJ
NJPAC
 

 

As of August 27, 2014.  Subject to change.

THOUGHTS ON “MURPHY’S LAW: WILL ANTI-STREETCAR REFERENDUM SUCCEED?”

Bruce Murphy

Sunday and REVIEW | Day 132 |  This is Saturday's comment shared by Mary Glass, Chair/CEO/CVO, Milwaukee Professionals Association LLC on Urban Milwaukee - Bruce Murphy's article -

Will Anti-Streetcar Referendum Succeed?

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January 10, 2015

Dr. Martin L. King said, “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy”

I say young, old, millennial, men and women let’s go. You will be surprised at where you can go with hope, will, hit-the-street, handouts, social media, grace and RIGHT. The good news is you are working for you. Make it happen.

The Streetcar issue/spending is not a Transportation issue to benefit the Core Constituents of the city of Milwaukee that need, desperately need viable and real spending of the transportation funding to get them to employment opportunities and care facilities first and foremost. Good sense and charity begins at home then moves to tourists.

As far as defeating Mayor Tom Barrett, he is doing a great job of that himself. He has failed to represent the Core Constituents and they are just tired of that.

As far as Alderman Bob Bauman, he is hung up on the fact, “if we do not spend the funds, it will be given to other communities”. It should be given to others if they are going to benefit the constituents – that is not happening here. Alderman Bauman constituents, African American, other People of Color and the Work Challenged (west of downtown) are the ones he should be fighting for. You are just wrong here Alderman Bauman and we must persevere without you if you do not see the wrong in your judgment.

This is true for all the alderpersons who are hell-bent on spending the people’s money while they flounder economically. We must keep this alive and remember this in the “change of guard in 2016” – since Alderman Bauman reminded us it was not done in 2012.

This issue of working with Chris Kliesmet and Craig Peterson is seen by me as consolidating the base of Like-minds on an issue; and, working with individuals that share-our-views. This is done all the time as a strategy to win when seeking a large goal that benefits the People – All. it is reaching across the aisle.

As for the media, get started with grapevine, recruit, recruit outreachers and follow with social media – mpapublicpolicyreview.blogspot.com, Facebook, Next Door, Twitter and Tweets – the Winning hand.

Lastly, since time is of the essence, DO NOT spin your wheels in doom saying. Get busy. Give me an email jingle (mpapublicpolicyreview@gmail.com) so I can invite-bring others along.

Empowerment for Transportation for the People.

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MC COLE Class B License denial is TAXATION w/OUT Representation

January 9, 2015
City Center Milwaukee | DAY 130 |  MC COLE, investor and property owner was denied a Class B License on Tuesday, January 6, 2015, after being Certified for six (6) months, July 5, 2014, and in appearing in FULL COMPLIANCE since October 20, 2014.

First Meeting

October 20, 2014, in FULL COMPLIANCE - city departments, with business plan and neighborhood support.

Without rationale, moral and legal reasoning, the application was "placed on hold" by Alderman Russell Stamper II claiming he needed to discuss with members of the neighborhood, namely Sharon Adams - Walnut Way before approval.

Alderman Stamper was disengenuous with the claim of speaking with the neighborhood, especially since he had MC COLE to come to a WAICO/YMCA meeting and he nor his assistant appeared NOR did he have MC COLE on the agenda.  Afterwhich, he failed to call and give reason for his outright fib.

Prior to that meeting, Alderman Stamper failed to tell MC COLE, but told Donald Lewis to attend the October 18, 2014 meeting.  Additionally, he refused for over 3 weeks to return calls and provide input.

Further investigations has disclosed behaviors of Alderman Russell Stamper II, Larry and Sharon Adams - Walnut Way, Sharon Adams (Walnut Way), Susan Eick (Legacy Redevelopment Corp), Jacqueline Ward and Board of BID #32, Virginia DuPriest - WAICO/YMCA and Tabernacle Baptist Church has engaged in behaviors that include:  intimidation, taxation without representation (use of government funding), the appearance of conflict of interest and breach of trust.

BID #32 

BID #32 disenfranchisement and discrimination of MC COLE while receiving assessed taxes of $703.00 for 2013-2014 property taxes is just reprehensible.  MC COLE has also provided an undetermined BOND amount in the TID #44 for the Lindsay Heights area.

BID #32 is a city validated board-group put in place by Mayor Tom Barrett.  

They deliberately chose to make a difference between MC COLE, Hammer's Den, 1810-1822 W. Fond du Lac and Donald Lewis, Urban Cafe, 2451 W. Fond du Lac.  They placed Urban Cafe on their monthly agenda as economic development but failed to reach out to MC COLE.

Additionally, Sharon Adam and Larry Adams have property, 1834-36 W. Fond du Lac located adjacent to MC COLE.  Therefore, they know he is there.

Sharon Adams, Walnut Way was the place of the first neighborhood meeting.  It was where there neighborhood, especially Virginia Dupriest, Richard Qualls and M. Sabir (Walnut Way staffer) attacked MC COLE - present was Alderman Russell Stamper II with a "sly grin". Dupriest, Qualls and Sabir were present on January 6, 2015 with undocumented truth and wild claims.

See video, January 6, 2015.  

For MORE, visit LICENSE-gate

Ideology that lacks REASONABLENESS - Alderman Russell Stamper and Neighborhood Posse

Nothing in all world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.
Dr. Martin L. King, Jr.

January 7, 2015 - 10:30 pm EDITION

City Center Milwaukee | DAY 128 | city of Milwaukee License Committee, January 6, 2015 was an example of misguided and unbridled "lack of knowlege" that contributes to the Enduring Concentrated Poverty at the census tract and neighborhood level of the 15th District.  

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NINE MONTH elected Alderman Russell Stamper II has joined a group of vigilante individuals - Virginia DuPriest - President, WAICO YMCA, her uninformed Posse and Shirley Adams - Walnut Way (divisively working in the background) that have a twisted view of what can and can not be in the 15th District.  

Their dishonest and authorative behavior was discovered along with the bizarre acts of Alderman Stamper during the last 3 months while MC COLE, investor and property owner, sought a Class B license for Hammer's Den at 1810-1822 W. Fond du Lac in Milwaukee.  

1810-1822 W. Fond du Lac

MC COLE, Hammer's Den, has been Certified for the Class B license since July 5, 2014.
He was scheduled for the first time before the License Committee for the city of Milwaukee on October 20, 2014.  He was and remained in "full compliance".  He has provided:

• All known CITY departments’ orders - verified by City Clerk staff on October 20, 2014.
• Paid over $5,000 in 2013-2014 property taxes.  This included:
• Paid $703.00 for assessment of BID #32 (Sharon Adams BID 32 board member).
• Paid undetermined amount in Bond taxes for TID #44.
• Invested over $90,000 in purchase and improvements of property.
• Paid $1,100 in Class B License (held for months).
• 3-Part business plan development - timeline originally 12 months (tavern, restaurant and two 2-bedroom apartments).
• Project a minimum of 6 full-time jobs in first project – Tavern.
• Project a minimum of 10 full-time jobs in first and second projects – Tavern & Restaurant.
• Two-2 bedroom apartments - Housing.
• Petition supporters include neighbors (17th & 18th Streets) and 19 Letters of Support – Tavern and Dart industry colleagues.  

License Committee
On January 6, 2015 Alderman Russell Stamper denied the Class B license without cause. 

These are his 3 reasons:

1. Child care location - According to city verification, city clerk's office, as far back as October 20, 2014, the childcare was not an issue.
2. Johnson Park development - "without merit" especially when dollars from property owner MC COLE will provide funding now and in the future for the public entity.
3. Dictation of Restaurant - His attempt to dictate and coerce MC COLE to NOT open a tavern, instead just do a Soul Food restaurant goes against MC COLE's Constitutional rights, American law and his Oath of office.

His opening and conflicting statements at the License Committee meeting spoke to his lack of knowledge of his position as Alderman for ALL the constituents and economic development for the district.

Stamper revealed his insensitivity to MC COLE and those interested in INVESTMENT and EMPLOYMENT in the area to suggest that "MC COLE" should have done his homework before investing all the money he has in the property.  

This was most disturbing since Stamper has FAILED repeatedly to answer telephone calls and meet with MC COLE as part of his responsibility and Oath of office.

"Perhaps Alderman Stamper thinks because he is African American and his family is known in Milwaukee, this type of discrimination will be tolerated, he is badly mistaken", said Mary Glass, consultant for MC COLE. 

This is a discrimination case that points to many things that are inappropriate and can not be tolerated for the growth of District 15 and the city of Milwaukee.

Breach of Trust
Alderman Stamper has failed to honor his statements/promises, honor his Oath of office and to provide due process for ALL constituents and citizenry in the 15th District.  His bizarre and divisive behavior has included acts of coercion and appearance of Conflict of Interest.

It appears he is hell-bent on 2 years of being in office as the Alderman for the 15th District - that is, if he is not RECALLED before the 2016 election or enjoined by law enforcement.

Alderman Stamper's behavior as well as his posse is documented in:  LICENSE-gate. 

Electorate
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ALDERMAN, DISTRICT 15

          Vote For  1
           Patricia Ruiz .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       124    6.62
           Russell W. Stamper II  .   728 38.85
           Eyon Biddle, Sr. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       618   32.98
           Monique Taylor.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       191   10.19
           Vera Davis .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       114    6.08
           WRITE-IN.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .        99    5.28
              Over Votes .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .         1
             Under Votes .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .        47

There are over 20,000 voters in the 15th District.  Stamper was elected with 728 votes.
For the candidates for 2016, if they are serious, they should be able to mount a campaign worthy of the 30,000 plus population of the 15th District.

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The zip code 53206, District 15, is the famous zip code mentioned in the UW-Milwaukee report on Incarceration of males - Wisconsin’s Mass Incarceration of African American Males: 
Workforce Challenges for 2013, Prepared by John Pawasarat and Lois M. Quinn, page 4. 


Alienation of legitimate private businesses such as MC COLE and MONTE LOVE seeking to invest and be leaders in the neighborhood WITH false claims by Virginia DuPriest, Shirley Adam and staff member sends the wrong signal.  Also, coersive request to private investors by Alderman Stamper is legally prohibited.

 

Take a look at the video above.  
MC COLE, Hammer's Den, 1810-1822 W. Fond du Lac is the clip you are watching.   He is right after Keith Terry.

                                     MC COLE is seeking a Class B license.

Listen to the dialog from the neighborhood - 3 opposed, Mary Glass, MC Cole and Alderman Stamper.

What do you think?  Let us hear from you at:  mpapublicpolicyreview@gmail.com.