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🔒 CARMEN SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY NAMES NEW CEO

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 15, 2024 | Business









The board of directors for Carmen Schools of Science and Technology has named
Aaron Lippman as its new chief executive officer, effective July 1.



Lippman will be coming back to the Carmen Schools network after spending seven
years as the head of the Milwaukee Jewish Day School.

He previously served as principal of the network’s flagship school, Carmen High
School of Science and Technology, South, and as founding principal of its
southeast high school campus. He left is position at the southeast high school
in July 2017 to take his current job.

Founded in 2007, the independent charter school network, which runs three high
schools, two middle schools and one elementary school in Milwaukee, announced in
late September that former CEO Jennifer Lopez would be leaving her position at
the end of January 2024.

Aaron Lippman

A national search was conducted to find the next CEO, which saw more than 200
individuals apply for the role, the organization said. The board also sought
input from the Carmen Schools community, convening a staff advisory search
committee with a diverse group of representatives across schools and roles. A
panel of students was also invited to participate.

“We are delighted that Aaron Lippman will be returning to the Carmen family,”
said Ivan Gamboa, chair of the Carmen Schools board of directors. “As a former
Carmen principal and school founder, he knows our work inside and out. He is a
transformational leader with deep integrity, and we know firsthand his skill at
convening and managing dynamic teams of educators.”

During Lippman’s time with Carmen the high school had the highest average ACT
scores of any non-selective public high school in the city, according to a press
release, while maintaining a 95% staff retention rate from 2014 to 2016.

In his role at MJDS, he stewarded a $4.2 million budget and oversaw all aspects
of the school’s operation, from curriculum and instruction to recruitment and
retention. Originally, from New York, Lippman holds a master’s degree in school
leadership from Concordia University, as well as a master’s degree in education
from DePaul University.

“I am honored and humbled to be taking this next step at Carmen,” Lippman said.
“This is such an exciting time for the organization, with talented educators and
incredible students doing great work throughout our schools. I’m so pleased to
be returning to an organization that means so much to me, and I’m committed to
helping grow and nourish our collective work.”

“The passion that Aaron brings to urban education, and particularly to Carmen
Schools, cannot be understated,” said Kathy Hamel, Carmen board member and
co-chair of the CEO search committee. “He is a strong culture leader who holds
high expectations and has a deep belief in the great heights that our students
can reach. We are confident that he is the right leader to guide Carmen through
our next chapter as an organization.”


DOG-FRIENDLY FOXTOWN LANDING BREWERY, RESTAURANT RECEIVES FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 15, 2024 | Finance




Foxtown Landing’s river-facing east side. Rendering from Stephen Perry Smith
Architects

The proposed Foxtown Landing development, a dog-friendly brewery, distillery and
restaurant, in downtown Milwaukee is moving forward with a refined design as the
project nears construction.

The project comes from Foxtown Brewing, an affiliate of Mequon-based dog food
maker Fromm Nieman Brands, which plans to build a three-story,
28,000-square-foot development at 412-420 N. Plankinton Ave., which overlooks
the Milwaukee River south of I-794 near downtown Milwaukee.

First proposed in 2022, project leaders are anticipating a 2024 construction
start.

The project’s revised — and final — plans were approved Wednesday by the
Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board. Meanwhile, Foxtown Brewing has
applied for the project’s first building permit, according to city records.

The updated plans include a redesigned outdoor terrace to allow more people to
gather. It now includes a pavilion for bands and other events, according to
documents from project architect Stephen Perry Smith.

Other changes include a copper roof, fewer fire pits and garage doors, and
filling the windows facing Plankinton Avenue with digital screens to display
artworks to conceal the building’s kitchens.

“The building is visible from all 360 degrees, which is rare in an urban
environment,” said Jim Plaisted, executive director of the Third Ward business
improvement district. “There had to be considerations to not make any part of
the building look like the back of house.”

Foxtown Landing received board conceptual approval in December 2022 and Plan
Commission design approval in June. The project team will now continue to work
with the Third Ward BID to flesh out final design choices like masonry and
lighting.

The brewery and restaurant will be developed in tandem with a dog park just to
its north, beneath I-794. The park is being developed by the Milwaukee Downtown
Business Improvement District. Fromm Family Pet Food will be the title sponsor
of the off-leash dog park.

The idea is for the two projects to create a “dog district” in downtown
Milwaukee, activating a long-vacant corner of the city.

“This will definitely be a great investment, great addition to the area,”
Plaisted said.

Construction on the dog park could begin this summer, said Matt Dorner, economic
development specialist for the downtown BID, with an opening hopefully later
this year. The dog park plans include separately fenced small and large dog
areas, water stations, upgraded lighting, the potential for public art,
opportunities for community programming, prominent donor recognition, and other
pet amenities.

“We’re really hopeful the dog park can be a catalytic project for the area and
give residents and their pets a new amenity downtown,” Dorner said.

Dorner said the project has been well-received by donors, but declined to
provide an exact figure on the project’s fundraising progress.

Fromm Nieman Brands did not respond to a request for comment on the project’s
financing.

A rendering of the proposed downtown dog park. Rendering from GRAEF




SWING DANCE, LOONEY LUTHERANS AND MORE THIS WEEKEND

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 15, 2024 | Local News




By Devon Welsh

Looney Lutherans 

Thursday, 2/15 | Campanile Center of the Arts, Minocqua 

If the name Looney Lutherans didn’t catch your attention, well, I don’t know
what to tell you. It gets weirder from there. Formerly known as the Basement
Church Ladies, this group of gals dresses up in 60s-style, colorful outfits you
might expect to find on a day-glo era children’s show, but give lifestyle tips
for healthy living in between musical numbers. “We wanted to bring crazy fun to
the Lutherans, which is sort of an oxymoron,” one member said in an interview. A
combination of humor, music and well, just some good old-fashioned advice, this
show is unlike anything else you’ve probably seen. 7 pm. $30, $15 students.
campanilecenter.org (BCK)

Dallas String Quartet 

Thursday, 2/15 | Grand Theater, Wausau 

If you’re thinking this is your grandma’s string quartet – well, the Wall Street
Journal is here to inform you it is definitely not. The Dallas String Quartet
plays music like Bon Jovi and Guns and Roses, and for this show will be taking
on music from the hit Netflix show Bridgerton, including pieces by Taylor Swift,
Shawn Mendes, Katy Perry and more. They’ve played for U.S. presidents, sold out
shows around the country and are doing their best to make classic instruments
and quartets cool again. 7:30 pm. Tickets starting at $20. Grandtheater.org
(BCK)

WCT: The Drowsy Chaperone 

Thurs-Sat, 2/15-17 | UW Center for Civic Engagement, Wausau 

The Wausau Community Theatre is starting to perform more of their shows at the
UW, a good venue for size and cost for the group. With that, it’s presenting The
Drowsy Chaperone. It’s the story of a man simply known as “The Man in the Chair”
who puts on his favorite 1928 musical called The Drowsy Chaperone… and that’s
all it takes for the musical to come to life. According to WCT, that story is
“the tale of a pampered Broadway starlet who wants to give up show business to
get married, her producer who sets out to sabotage the nuptials, her chaperone,
the debonair groom, the dizzy chorine, the Latin lover and a pair of gangsters
who double as pastry chefs.” $25, $21 senior, college and military, $17 youth.
6:30 pm Thursday, 7:30 pm Friday and Saturday, 2:30 pm Saturday. Wausau
Community Theatre on Facebook. (BCK)

Remembering Bobby Vee 

Friday, 2/16 | LuCille Tack Center for the Arts, Spencer

The late Bobby Vee is one of those singers whose songs you’ve surely danced
along to at a 50s-style sock hop — but a closer listen reveals that a lot of his
songs had a slightly dark undertone and veered just a little outside of the 50s
happy norm. “Take Good Care of My Baby” has a more traditional sound but is, of
course, about a break-up, and “The Night has a Thousand Eyes” is catchy but with
a darker chord structure that helps it stand apart. Bobby Vee is a legend and
this show features members of his family performing his greatest hits in one
memorable night. 7:30 pm. $35. lucilletackcenter.com (BCK)

Yuyi Morales Gallery Walk & Book Signing
Saturday, 2/17 | Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau

We wrote about the exhibition “Soñadord: Yuyi Morales” when it opened in
December. Before it closes at the end of the month, Yuyi Morales will be
spending a week in residence at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. This
residency will culminate on Saturday with a gallery walk and book signing. Join
Morales on a stroll through the galleries to learn about her artistic process
and the inspirations behind her illustrations, after which the artist will be
signing any copies of her books. You can also purchase select Morales books at
the museum. This is a special opportunity to meet and chat with an artist at
their own exhibition. 1-3 pm. Free. lywam.org

Valentine’s Swing Dance Night

Saturday, 2/17 | Whitewater Music Hall, Wausau

Valentine’s Day may technically be just a ‘day’, but the range of events in the
area this year has made the occasion into a weeklong event. After all, it’s one
of the best excuses we have in February to celebrate. Swing dancing is an
energetic activity you can share with a loved one or do on your own. It’s an
American style of dance that was first developed in tandem with swing music in
the 1920s. The evening event at Whitewater begins with an hour-long lesson
before opening up into a dance party. So even if you’ve never tried swing
dancing before, you’ll fit right in. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink, red,
black or white. Dance lesson at 7 pm. Dance party 8-10 pm. Free. Whitewater
Music Hall on Facebook for more info.




NEW LAND ENTERPRISES SECURES $98 MILLION REFINANCING FOR ASCENT

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 14, 2024 | Business




Image from New Land Enterprises

As the real estate world contends with high interest rates and a challenging
lending environment, Ascent developer New Land Enterprises has secured a $98
million refinancing loan.

Ascent, a 25-story, 259-unit luxury apartment tower located at 700 E. Kilbourn
Ave. in downtown Milwaukee, is the tallest mass-timber and concrete hybrid
building in the world. Construction on the building was completed in 2022.

The $98 million refinancing loan from Barings Real Estate is a three-year loan,
with a floating interest rate.

Among a number of factors, New Land chose the loan structure because the firm
anticipates that the interest rate environment will be more favorable in the
near future, when it’s time to refinance the building again with a longer-term
loan.

“The size of the transaction is unusual for the Milwaukee market,” said Tim
Gokhman, managing director of New Land Enterprises. “Traditionally, getting
institutional capital has been more of a challenge for a market like Milwaukee
because it’s just not that big and it doesn’t have a lot of institutional
players.”

Gokhman noted that, amid a challenging lending environment, securing the
refinancing was tricky.

“This signals just how high-quality this asset is,” he added.

Ascent is currently around 95% occupied, according to Gokhman.

The refinancing was arranged by JLL Capital Markets, which also arranged $87
million in construction financing for Ascent in 2020.

“We are thrilled to be a part of this team to not only add a unique luxury
living option to Milwaukee, but to advance mass timber development in the U.S.,
which is an urban landscape game changer that uses sustainable materials that
are environmentally impactful on many levels,” said JLL managing director
Timothy Joyce, in the press release.

Joyce and JLL’s Trent Niederberger represented New Land for the refinancing.




NVNG INVESTMENT ADVISORS CLOSES FIRST FUND OF FUNDS WORTH $50 MILLION

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 14, 2024 | Finance




Madison-based NVNG Investment Advisors announced this week it has closed its
first fund of funds with $50 million in commitments from corporate partners. The
closure of Fund I makes it the state’s largest fund of funds, according to a
press release from NVNG.

Grady Buchanan

Early investors in Fund I include Exact Sciences, Baird, Johnson Financial
Group, West Bend Mutual Insurance and A.O. Smith.

NVNG, which stands for “nothing ventured, nothing gained,” will now invest the
$50 million in venture capital funds from around the country in a fund of funds
model. The venture firms NVNG will target will all have interest in learning
more about and connecting with Wisconsin’s startup ecosystem. The hope is that
these venture firms will later invest in Wisconsin startups.

“NVNG’s mission is to make Wisconsin’s entrepreneurial ecosystem globally
competitive,” said Grady Buchanan, co-founder at NVNG. “This doesn’t happen
without creating new ways of attracting capital and supporting an ecosystem here
that is very much in transition and deserving of a venture capital network that
we can provide.”

For national venture funds, NVNG provides access to Wisconsin-based corporations
providing insight and potential acquisition partners. For local venture funds,
NVNG not only provides capital but provides access to new deal flow and
potential syndications through the fund’s national partners.

For private and corporate investors, the NVNG portfolio is designed to remove
barriers for local investors to access high-performing funds and ensure a more
comprehensive approach to venture capital with the benefit of driving deal flow
in the state.

“There is no reason that Wisconsin can’t have a thriving venture capital
ecosystem,” said Carrie Thome, co-founder of NVNG and former chief investment
officer at the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. “We are confident that we
have the right national network connections that the state has been missing, in
addition to providing the necessary capital for both funds and startups.”




MARSHALL BOYS COMPLETE SERIES SWEEP OF WATERLOO

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 14, 2024 | Sports






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HUNTER EDUCATION COURSES BEING OFFERED SOON

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 14, 2024 | Local News




Local DNR Conservation Warden Chris Kratcha recently informed us of some
upcoming hunter safety education courses being offered in the area. Anyone born
on or after January 1st of 1973 must complete a hunter education course and have
a hunter education safety certificate on file to purchase any hunting license in
Wisconsin. Warden Kratcha shared the news of new course opportunities in
northern Door County…

The typical age for younger students to start taking the hunter safety course is
around 12 years old. Also, those who complete the course for the first time
receive a free small game license including the stamp for the license year
through March 31st. There will also be a traditional in-person course offered…

Then, for central or southern Door County, there will also be an upcoming course
offered in Sturgeon Bay. Warden Kratcha has the details on that course and the
sign-up benefit for local students…

There are currently no hunter safety courses being offered in the near future
for Kewaunee County, but Warden Kratcha says that will change soon as more
courses are offered. You can monitor the Wisconsin DNR website for more
opportunities at dnr.wisconsin.gov






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METRO MILWAUKEE HOME SALES ROSE IN JANUARY, BUT PRICES FALL

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 13, 2024 | Business




Home sales in the four-county metro Milwaukee area rose 4.3% in January,
year-over-year, to 848, but the average home sale price fell 2.2% to $328,745,
according to the latest report from the Greater Milwaukee Association of
Realtors.

For the greater seven-county southeastern Wisconsin region, home sales were up
3.0% for the month, year-over-year, to 1,134.

Here’s the January home sale breakdown by county:

 * Milwaukee, 535, +9.2%
 * Kenosha, 105, +6.1%
 * Washington, 64, +1.6%
 * Waukesha, 200, -0.5%
 * Racine, 112, -1.8%
 * Walworth, 69, -8.0%
 * Ozaukee, 49, -16.9%

Listings of homes for sale in the four-county metro area were up 12.4% in
January, the sixth consecutive month of a year-over-year increase in listings.
However, GMAR says the local housing market is still “hundreds of listings
behind where it needs to be to satisfy buyer demand.”

GMAR says the metro Milwaukee housing market remains “a very tight market in
favor of sellers.”

In 2023 there were 1,624 new home construction permits pulled in the four-county
metro Milwaukee area, according to GMAR, down 15.2% from 1,915 new home
construction permits pulled in the area in 2022.

New home construction in the area has been at low levels ever since the housing
market collapse during the Great Recession, GMAR says.

More recently, the rise in interest rates to combat inflation means many current
homeowners have mortgages with lower interest rates, which provides a
disincentive for them to sell and buy another home with a mortgage at a higher
interest rate. That has also dampened the local housing market and the inventory
of homes listed for sale, GMAR says.

“It does not appear that the market will achieve any kind of balance to benefit
buyers in the near future,” GMAR states in its January market report.




CLIPPERS SWEEP ALGOMA

by Elizabeth Morin | Feb 13, 2024 | Local News




Eight days between games did not seem to bother the Sturgeon Bay boys as they
beat Algoma Tuesday night, 54-43. Up six at halftime, the Clippers (8-5
Packerland / 11-10 overall) were able to push that lead to 20 in the second
half. Jackson Starr scored 17 points to lead Sturgeon Bay, who wins both
meetings with Algoma this season and have won three of their last four games.
Gannon Evers finished with 13 points and Danny Lodl added 10 points in the win.
Parker Lischka finished with a game-high 21 points for Algoma (7-7 / 10-10).

Boys Basketball
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Gib: Braden Sitte 20 points, Marshall Maltby 10 points

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Kew: Thomas Stangel 24 points
Sev: Frankie de Young 8 points

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Girls Basketball
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TUCKER COBB WINS INDIVIDUAL REGIONAL TITLE

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