Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
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Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
MASKS
UP
Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
MASKS UP
Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
MASKS UP
Mexican Fiesta, Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, partner to provide free face masks for Milwaukee's Hispanic Community.
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The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
We support the 100 Million Masks Challenge, launched by Providence health care network, Renton WA. The torch has now been passed nationwide to many other organizations, including the American Hospital Association.
Bankers can be heroes too. North Shore Bank has stepped forward to distribute our COVID-19 face mask kits from their branch locations.
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
We support the 100 Million Masks Challenge, launched by Providence health care network, Renton WA. The torch has now been passed nationwide to many other organizations, including the American Hospital Association.
ON
SAFETY
Bankers can be heroes too. North Shore Bank has stepped forward to distribute our COVID-19 face mask kits from their branch locations.
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
We support the 100 Million Masks Challenge, launched by Providence health care network, Renton WA. The torch has now been passed nationwide to many other organizations, including the American Hospital Association.
Bankers can be heroes too. North Shore Bank has stepped forward to distribute our COVID-19 face mask kits from their branch locations.
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously made face masks mandatory in the city, with Mayor Tom Barrett signing the new ordinance into law at a ceremony in Bay View. Passage was led by Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic, riding a wave of support from the business community and from rank-and-file citizens via social media. City residents now must wear face coverings indoors in public spaces; and outdoors when within six feet of persons not belonging to their household or family. Children age three and under are exempt. Other exceptions are allowed for situations where masks simply cannot be worn. Business people wanted to be able to deny access to customers who refuse to mask up. They now have that authority, thanks to the ordinance. "This was a tough decision but the right decision, for local business and for all of us in the community," Rebel Converting Owner Mike Kryshak said.
We support the 100 Million Masks Challenge, launched by Providence health care network, Renton WA. The torch has now been passed nationwide to many other organizations, including the American Hospital Association.
ON
SAFETY
Bankers can be heroes too. North Shore Bank has stepped forward to distribute our COVID-19 face mask kits from their branch locations.
We support the 100 Million Masks Challenge, launched by Providence health care network, Renton WA. The torch has now been passed nationwide to many other organizations, including the American Hospital Association.
ON
SAFETY
Bankers can be heroes too. North Shore Bank has stepped forward to distribute our COVID-19 face mask kits from their branch locations.
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Michael Sheppard, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Jameelah Love, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Kurosh Dejgosha, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Julian Harris, for Mandating Masks
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
Judge Derrick Mosely, for MaskUpMKE
