Living - Nov. 18, 2009
Gimme 5 partnership solves a recycling problem
At this point in the game, most people can agree that recycling, which has been routinely happening for decades now, is a good thing. Paper, aluminum cans, bottles that are labeled as either No. 1 or 2, no problem. We all understand how to separate our waste and the city takes care of the rest.
Tags: gimme 5, preserve plastic, recycling, polypropylene NO. 5, plastic, whole foods market, organic valley, stonyfield farm
Marketplace - May 28, 2009
Tool frontman Keenan visits Milwaukee as a vintner
Maynard James Keenan, perhaps best known in some circles as the front man for Tool, is headed to Milwaukee in June, but sorry prog rockers, it's not for a repeat of his 2007 Summerfest performance.
Tags: tool, maynard james keenan, whole foods market, arizona stringhold vineyard, wine, eric glomski
Dining - May 6, 2009
Take the Milwaukee Challenge: Whole Foods veggie burgers vs. Boca / Gardenburger
OnMilwaukee.com's ongoing "Take the Milwaukee Challenge" series takes on a plethora of locally-made products, but each time summer comes around, we like to put the various components of a backyard barbecue to the test. In this latest segment, we're going veggie and comparing Whole Foods' chef-prepared vegan barbecue burger to frozen brands.
Tags: veggie burger, milwaukee challenge, whole foods market, boca, gardenburger, vegan, bbq
Living - Dec. 4, 2008
OnMilwaukee.com Recommends: Dec. 4, 2008
We're running the gamut this week in the editorial office, where the conversation centered on a provocative new TV show from music icon Elvis Costello (pictured), a delicious beer, breakfast burritos, another great iPhone app, a hot new blog, some tasty lip gloss and a delectable reissue from Warren Zevon.
Tags: elvis costello, spectacle, carlsberg, warren zevon, streetsmilwaukee.blogspot, warren zevon, cheryl pawelski, whole foods market, two and a half men, amazon mobile, kiss my face cranberry orange lip balm
Marketplace - April 5, 2008
Beyond curbside recycling: What to do with old cells, batteries, even shoes
When it comes to recycling, paper, plastic, aluminum, glass and tin are the basics, but there are many other common items that should be just as obvious. Cell phones, rechargeable batteries, printer cartridges, even tennis shoes can and should be recycled.
Tags: green month, recycling, tech recycling, cell phone recycling, ink cartridges, green, battery recycling, milwaukee habitat for humanity, wisconsin human society, whole foods market