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Airport Gardens Neighborhood Association
The purpose of the organization is to promote the welfare and safety of its members; preserve stability and property values of our neighborhoods; to build, maintain, and promote an attractive appearance in our area; to patronize, promote, and encourage appropriate businesses within our location; to create and foster closer communication with City and County governments in matters related to, but not limited to, property, events, and concerns of our neighbors; and to promote long-term economic growth in the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County through sustainable development in our community with particular emphasis on our neighborhoods.
The boundaries of AGNA are: the area bounded on the north by East Howard Avenue beginning at South Howell Avenue eastward to the intersection of South Whitnall Avenue, then proceeding southeast on Whitnall Avenue to the intersection of South Brust Avenue, then south on South Brust Avenue to East Layton Avenue, then westward on East Layton Avenue to the intersection of South Howell Avenue, then north on South Howell Avenue back to East Howard Avenue. Excluded in these boundaries is property owned by Milwaukee County.
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BayViewNeighborhood.org

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Bay View Neighborhood Association
The Bay View Neighborhood Association exists to maximize the quality of life for individuals and families, and to promote economic development in Bay View through activities that facilitate an attractive, safe and diverse neighborhood.
The Bay View Neighborhood Association was created in 2004 by a group of residents passionate about Bay View. Using a traditional grassroots approach, they sent a call out to all Bay Viewers to form a neighborhood association and give a voice to the residents of Bay View. True to form, Bay View residents responded, got organized, and formalized the Bay View Neighborhood Association (BVNA).
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clarkesquare.org

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Clarke Square
Clarke Square is a neighborhood of many riches. Above all, the people of Clarke Square fill the neighborhood with their talents, ambitions, and values. One of the most diverse communities in Milwaukee, it is home to Journey House, a community-based organization that helps move families out of poverty. The community boasts the Milwaukee County Mitchell Park Conservatory where visitors can enter the world's only beehive-shaped glass domes. César E. Chávez Drive, a commercial strip that forms the neighborhood's eastern border, draws Milwaukee's Latino community and others to shop, eat authentic Mexican food, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
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MilwaukeeGDNA.com

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The Garden District Neighborhood Association
A council of affiliated neighborhood associations in the 13th Aldermanic District
The Garden District Neighborhood Association (GDNA) is an ‘all-volunteer’ organization dedicated to serving and improving the quality of life for those who live in the 13th Aldermanic District of the City of Milwaukee. Our main objective is to enhance the quality of life for residents and neighbors through community beautification and sustainable landscape design.
In partnership with the Gateway to Milwaukee Business Improvement District, the University of Wisconsin Extension, Marquette University, the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Energy Exchange, Inc., and other nonprofit organizations, GDNA volunteers have embarked on several ambitious neighborhood projects that limit stormwater discharge into our creeks and replenish groundwater. The most heralded of these is the establishment of the three-mile-long ‘6th street Green Corridor’ where bioswales with native plantings have been constructed to capture thousands of gallons of stormwater that would otherwise end up in the Wilson Park Creek, a tributary of the Kinnickinnic River.
Other notable projects include our annual landscape design awards for residents and businesses in the Garden District; the creation of an active community garden where neighbors rent plots to grow vegetables; and this year’s ‘soft-opening’ of a 66-space Farmer’s Market to provide fresh, locally grown produce to our neighbors and our yearly Garden District Days Festival.
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VIACDC.org
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VIA CDC - VIA Community Development Corporation
VIA Community Development Corporation (VIA or VIA CDC) is the neighborhood organization representing Silver City, Burnham Park, and Layton Park and founded by the School Sisters of St. Francis in 1995. The VIA neighborhoods are conveniently located between Miller Park (home of the Brewers), the Mitchell Park Domes, and is also a short distance from the freeway and only a 7 minute drive to downtown. With the Menomonee Valley right in our backyard, neighbors can easily walk to a Brewers game, enjoy a bike ride on the Hank Aaron State Trail, fish the Menomonee River, and the newest location of the Urban Ecology Center, which provides countless outdoor and environmental education activities for children and adults alike.
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Lincoln Village
Lincoln Village is centered on Lincoln Avenue, from South 5th Street to the east, to South 20th Street to the west. The neighborhood was founded by Milwaukee's Polish community in the late 19th Century. Today, the main street in Lincoln Village is full of specialty Mexican and Polish shops, one of the oldest florist businesses in Milwaukee, the largest bicycle shop in Milwaukee and the independent Milwaukee Bicycle Company brand, a recording studio, and dining establishments with cuisine from Serbia, El Salvador, and Mexico.
The magnificent dome of St. Josaphat Basilica rises as a crown jewel of Milwaukee's south side. One of the south side of Milwaukee's largest 33.6-acre public parks, Kosciuszko Park, is located in the Lincoln Village neighborhood.
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WalkersPointAssociation.com

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Walkers Point Association
WPA serves as a voice for all stakeholders and influences development that honors its history and that aligns current reality with the envisioned spirit of Walker’s Point. The priorities for green and sustainable development include craft industries, fresh water industry, mixed housing and safety initiatives that support the economic and social diversity of the neighborhood. WPA also serves as a resource and information hub for ALL stakeholders.
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WalkerSquare.org

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Walker Square
The Walker Square Neighborhood is part of the much larger Walker’s Point area of Milwaukee. The boundaries are Greenfield Avenue to the south, the canal or Pierce/Bruce/Virginia Streets to the north, 6th Street to the east and 16th Street to the west. The center of the neighborhood is Walker Square Park, one of the first three public parks in the city of Milwaukee. Donated by Col. George Walker to the city in 1836, the park is now home to a summer Farmer’s Market, wading pool and playground and offers 2+ acres of greenspace to play and relax in. The Walker Square Neighborhood Association meets monthly to support community issues impacting residents, business owners, landlords and tenants.
As Walker’s Point becomes the next hot neighborhood with the addition of the Iron Horse Hotel, the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, the Global Water Center, MKE Brewing Company, Great Lakes Distillery and a growing selection of bars, restaurants and coffee shops, Walker Square is primed for growth as an affordable residential neighborhood. Below-average housing prices, quick highway access, good public transportation and a short walk or bike ride to Downtown, Bayview, and even Miller Park combine to make the Walker Square Neighborhood a great place to relocate to.
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