By participating in the Winter Walker Challenge, you will be able to enjoy a variety of physical activities while increasing your overall fitness level. These activities include walking around the track, doing laps in the pool, engaging in strength and cardio training, playing team sports such as basketball or soccer, and more! In addition to these physical activities, you will also have access to nutritious snacks and meals prepared by our nutritionists. The atmosphere is friendly and inviting so all are welcome regardless of their current level of fitness or ability.

The Resilient Resident Lindsay Heights Civic Engagement Compensation Program. The Resilient Resident LHCEC program is an innovative way for Lindsay Heights residents to gain recognition and financial compensation for their challenging work and dedicated effort. This program was developed to give community members who may be retired, in transition between jobs or not have access to traditional employment a more equitable way to earn income and sustain civic engagement.
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Contact:
Arlisia McHenry
Community Outreach Liaison | 414.286.2206
arlisia.mchenry@milwaukee.gov

A neighborhood improvement district (NID) is a financing and management tool used by neighborhood governments to fund various neighborhood projects. NIDs are typically established as part of local zoning ordinances, in which property owners agree to assess themselves additional taxes in exchange for the public improvements they will receive.

These assessments can be used to finance infrastructure projects such as street and sidewalk repairs, neighborhood beautification efforts, public safety initiatives, and economic development activities.

NIDs also provide neighborhood governments with additional funding to address neighborhood needs outside of the traditional city budget process. By providing additional resources for neighborhood projects,

NIDs can help improve quality of life for residents and create a more vibrant neighborhood.

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Red Bike and Green was founded in 2007 in Oakland, Cali., as a collective of Black urban cyclists. But it's not just about riding. Organizers developed a three-point plan focused on the health, money-saving and environmental benefits of biking. The collective has a few chapters around the U.S., including one in Milwaukee started by artist Ammar Nsoroma six years ago.

☕ Share A Cup Tuesday is a pay-it-forward campaign, where on Tuesdays, customers can purchase a nutritious cup of our fresh-pressed apple ginger tea in-store for themselves, and another to share with a neighbor, friend, or stranger. ⁠

Rain Barrel Workshops
Learn how to install and care for a rain barrel in a rain barrel workshop. Participants will learn about water conservation and the many benefits of using rain barrels. Rain barrels capture rainwater from your roof that you can use later when it's dry for thirsty gardens. They also help prevent rain from becoming polluted stormwater runoff, the biggest remaining threat to clean rivers and our Great Lakes. | Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
260 W. Seeboth Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204
(414) 272-5100

Lindsay Street Neighborhood Association Wednesday Evening Neighborhood Walks

Lindsay Heights - Annual - Truck N Treat event which occurs on Oct 31 on 17th street between North Ave and Meinecke: emoniab@yahoo.com