Journal Sentinel Editorial: A deadly rise

LINK: JSOnline Editorial – A deadly rise: Homicides in Milwaukee rose to 94 in 2010. Reducing the killing will require close work between neighborhoods and the Police Department.

“Poverty, broken homes, gangs and drugs are eating away at the core of some neighborhoods. People in these areas need the support of the police, and together, they need to work to squeeze out the criminal element. It’s not easy. But when neighbors and police work together, both win.”

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White House Champions of Change: Reducing Drug Use and Building a Healthier America

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2012 Basura Bash is Coming to Kozy Park

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Safe Place Featured on Radio Milwaukee Interview

Damien Smith is just one of the great people serving the community through  the Holton Youth + Family Center, a funded Safe & Sound Safe Place. He was featured on Radio Milwaukee talking about the Violence Prevention Initiative and the excellent work already underway. LINK: Safe Streets, Healthy Kids Interview Linda Wade is another talented and wonderful [...]

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