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May 01, 2015

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DID YOU KNOW? Local news at your fingertips Visit www.gmtoday.com MARK BELLING Passing more laws won't solve city's crime problem Page 8 Get tough on offenders to curb gun violence • The average horse jockey earns only $9 per race. • Cellophane is not made of plastic. It is made from a plant fiber, cellulose, which has been shredded and aged. – Source: Hookedonfacts.com GREENFIELD TEEN PUTS GAMING SKILLS TO USE DESIGNING GAMES – PAGE 2 STEVE 'THE HOMER' TRUE What can Brewers majority owner do? Page 11 It's time to consider firing GM Melvin Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MilwaukeePost Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/MilwaukeePost Bucks a piece of entertainment puzzle By DAVE FIDLIN Special to The Post MILWAUKEE — While a new Bucks arena is at the heart of dis- cussions surrounding a so-called entertainment district in down- town Milwaukee, several promi- nent city leaders asserted it was one piece of a larger puzzle at a forum Tuesday. Fittingly, the BMO Harris Bradley Center — the 27-year-old structure that hosts the Bucks and could be razed within the next sev- eral years — was the host site for the panel discussion. Community organizers and professionals discussed the range of big-picture possibilities that could arise alongside the Bucks' need for a new stadium to comply with NBA requirements. Several hundred people attended the forum. "This is quite an opportunity, but it's also quite a responsibili- ty," said architect Greg Uhen, the CEO and design partner with Eppstein Uhen Architects, the local company brought into the fold to design some of the entertainment district's compo- nents. That opportunity, however, will not be realized unless the perfect blend of financing options comes together. See BUCKS on Page 2 MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER MAY 1, 2015 City leaders consider $1 billion plan Photo by Dave Fidlin Jeff Sherman, a civic leader and forum moderator, looks at his notes, while Cory Nettles, a minority owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, answers a question during a panel forum Tuesday at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. FREE STORAGE! FREE STORAGE! FREE STORAGE! 1st Month with 6 month contract DREXEL SELF STORAGE 500 W. Drexel • Oak Creek 414-617-2109 414-587-0517 243900084 Senior & Veteran Discounts www.blandodoorcollc.com BLANDO DOOR CO. LLC. 414-418-3667 (DOOR) New Chamberlain LiftMaster 1 /2 HP Model #8365 On Sale! Quality top rated garage door opener includes two remotes, deluxe inside wall button, safety photo eyes, lifetime motor warranty, installation, haul away old opener & tax. LIMITED TIME OFFER! 16x7 Steel Raised Panel Door $ 695 * installation, remove and haul away old door, reattach opener, tax. *Prices may vary due to Lead Abatement law. Special Package Includes Installation Regularly a $349 value! Must mention ad for special! $ 299 * $ 59 95 Extend the life of your door & opener with a TUNE UP, LUBE & SAFETY INSPECTION Parts extra if needed. BROKEN GARAGE DOOR SPRING, CABLE OR OPENER? We'll Fix It Fast! Same Day Service - Lowest Price 24390089

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