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chantia lewis, milwaukee alderwoman cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' for years... but has never materialized. the u-s army corps of engineers now says it's denying a permit for the pipeline to cross under a sacred source of water for the standing rock sioux tribe. the company behind the pipeline is slamming the obama administration for the decision... with support from house speaker paul ryan. the wisconsin congressman... tweeting : "this is big-government decision-making at its worst. i look forward to putting this anti-energy presidency behind us." tweeting his support for thousands of pipeline protesters... saying "in 2016, we should not continue to trample on native american sovereignty. and we should not become more dependent on fossil fuels." renters beware! if you're looking for a new place-- be on the lookout for potential scams! contact 6 spoke with one landlord who discovered someone else was advertising his apartment for rent! jenna sachs reports. this is a dining area. chris tanke owns a four

alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which include the opening of a chinese market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has been talked about for years... but has never materialized. at one poin interested in buying the site... but

alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has been talked about for years... but has never materialized. at one point, penzys spices was interested in buying the site... b

alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a partnership between the department of city development and solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and aldis. gs 'if there are any business ceos listening - come on in this area.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city and other stakeholders will have to work around the owners current plans for their property... which include the opening of a chinese market. cl 'if you think about it, everything is made in china. everything gets imported here. glasses, couches and dishes.' the chinese market has been talked about for years... but has never materialized. at one point, penzys spices was interested in

alderwoman chantia lewis, who too partnership between the department of city development and u-w-milwaukees community solutions group. their goal is to think 'outside of the box' and explore redevelopment ideas for milwaukees far north side. many businesses have left or relocated from the area near 76-th and brown deer road...including target, pick n save, half priced books and aldis. lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. owners current plans for their property... which include the opening of a chinese market. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' the market has been talked about for years... but has never materialized. the creator of the hit tv seriese "full house" is getting a piece of the show's history. what part of the set he now owns. if you're looking to rent-- be careful of any scams. how you can avoid falling victim coming up. the old pabst brewery is getting some additions. restaurants

alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would like to revitalize this entire area.' in the middle of it all is the salvatio say they're succeeding... even as neighbors are leaving. still, more foot traffic wouldnt hurt - especially because sales here help fund a downtown mens rehabilitation center. gs 'were still hopeful that other businesses will see that they need to be here as well to serve the people just like we serve the people.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese current plans for their property... which include the

alderwoman chantia lewis says she has a plan to turn things around: lewis is announcing a pr the department of city development and uw-milwaukees community solutions group. together, lewis hopes fresh ideas will spur redevelopment on the far north side. new retail... condos... and green space... are all priorities. cl 'we want to see something out of the box. we dont want to do with the same old same old.' but businesses continue to fold or relocate... including target... pick n save... and ?aldi's gs 'we really would like to revitalize this entire area.' in the middle of it all is the salvation armys family store. managers as neighbors are leaving. still, more foot traffic wouldnt hurt - especially because sales here help fund a downtown mens rehabilitation center. gs 'were still hopeful that other businesses will see that they need to be here as well to serve the people just like we serve the people.' lewis calls the northridge site the 'gem' of all plans going forward... but it could also be the citys biggest stumbling block: the facility is privately owned by a chinese company. the city