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Eight foods that will help improve your memory

May 18, 2023

Have you been playing the Google memory game and noticed you’re getting worse each passing day? A lot of the time, your memory can deteriorate without warning, but there is a way to fight back. This article introduces 8 foods that can get your brain back in working order and improve your top score in those memory exercises. You may even be shocked to learn that some of your … [Read more...] about Eight foods that will help improve your memory

This Week In Black History – May 18, 2023

May 18, 2023

May 18, 1896 – In Plessy vs. Ferguson, Supreme Court upholds the doctrine of “separate but equal” education and public accommodations. May 19, 1925 – Malcolm X born Malcolm Little in Omaha, NE. May 20, 1961 – U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy dispatches U.S. Marshals to Montgomery, AL, to restore order in the “Freedom Rider” disturbance. May 21, 1833 – African … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History – May 18, 2023

Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue May 18, 2023

May 18, 2023

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Noted physician Dr. Roland A. Pattillo passes

May 11, 2023

Dr. Roland A. Pattillo, noted gynecologic oncologist, professor, researcher and author, passed away quietly in his home after a long illness on May 3, 2023. He was surrounded by his loving wife and family members. Dr. Pattillo attended Xavier University in New Orleans and earned a medical degree from St. Louis University in 1959. Dr. Pattillo completed a fellowship in … [Read more...] about Noted physician Dr. Roland A. Pattillo passes

Milwaukee Chapters of TLOD and TTOA attend ’47th Leadership Conference’

May 11, 2023

On March 9-12, 2023, the Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. (TLOD) and Top Teens of America – Milwaukee Chapters attended "Top Ladies of Distinction Area III – 47th Leadership Conference" in St. Louis, MO. The convention was held at the downtown Hyatt Regency at the Arch in St. Louis. Members celebrated 50 years of exemplary service, which also was the theme. More than three … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Chapters of TLOD and TTOA attend ’47th Leadership Conference’

Mayor Cavalier Johnson, local leaders welcome first cruise ship of 2023 season

May 11, 2023

Recreational cruise passengers to visit Milwaukee throughout summer season On Thursday, May 4, Mayor Cavalier Johnson and local leaders welcomed the Viking Octantis, the first cruise ship to visit Port Milwaukee as part of the 2023 season. Mayor Johnson was joined by Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic, Port Milwaukee officials, local tourism leaders, and Great Lakes … [Read more...] about Mayor Cavalier Johnson, local leaders welcome first cruise ship of 2023 season

Why Mother’s Day celebrations are so revered in the black community

May 11, 2023

Mother’s Day is upon us, and families all over the world celebrate the day by honoring their moms through a variety of ways, as we all ease into what may be a “new normal.” Mother’s Day is celebrated across the country every year on the second Sunday in May, but this holiday has special importance to the African American family. It was declared a national holiday in 1914, and … [Read more...] about Why Mother’s Day celebrations are so revered in the black community

Remembering the Life of Annie Katheryne Jones

May 11, 2023

Annie Katheryne Jones was born December 14, 1948 and reared in Jackson, TN by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prince Edward “Jack” and Abbie Lee Jones. Annie departed this earthly life on April 19, 2023 in Milwaukee, WI. After graduating from Lane College, Annie relocated to Milwaukee where she was a resident for more than 50 years. Annie is a retired Milwaukee Public Schools teacher … [Read more...] about Remembering the Life of Annie Katheryne Jones

Wisconsin’s only black-owned bank celebrates its 98th annual meeting

May 11, 2023

Largest in more than 40 years Columbia Savings & Loan Association held its Ninety- Eighth Annual Meeting with more than 60 members and guests attending, making it the savings and loan’s largest Annual Meeting in decades. Attendance was so great that Columbia had to rent space at a much larger facility to accommodate all the participants. Lafayette McKinney … [Read more...] about Wisconsin’s only black-owned bank celebrates its 98th annual meeting

A tribute to mothers: One family’s journey with Alzheimer’s

May 11, 2023

Celebrating Carnell and Sabrina Grant of Milwaukee Women are disproportionately impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia, with nearly two-thirds (4.1 million) of American’s living with Alzheimer’s being women. This Mother’s Day we honor all mothers who are on this difficult journey, and the caregivers who support them. For Sabrina Grant Mother’s Day is a special time to honor … [Read more...] about A tribute to mothers: One family’s journey with Alzheimer’s

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