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11/03/2026

A cabinetmaker opened a shop on Water Street in 1846, and his family ended up putting Milwaukee in the middle of the American auto industry.

His son started building wooden car bodies in 1909. By 1920 the Seaman plant on Richards Street covered a million square feet and employed 6,500 people, and "Built by Seaman" was a mark of quality. It stamped car bodies until 1988.

https://www.milwaukeemag.com/an-important-link-of-the-automobile-industry-called-milwaukee-home/

11/03/2026

The We Energies cookie book is on its 98th edition. Thirty-eight recipes this year, all sent in by customers — picked from more than 350 submissions.

It's free online now, and free print copies turn up at pickup spots around town all month.

https://www.cbs58.com/news/we-energies-continues-holiday-tradition-with-98th-annual-cookie-book

11/03/2026

Before you drive anywhere over Thanksgiving weekend, bookmark one thing: 511wi.gov.

It's WisDOT's traveler information system — live road conditions, winter road reports, crashes, closures and construction, statewide. On a holiday Sunday with snow in the forecast, that's the difference between leaving at noon and leaving at four.

This month's newsletter has the full set: road condition tools, winter driving guidance, and what to actually do if you're in a crash a few hundred miles from home.

One thing worth knowing before you need it. If the other driver is uninsured, underinsured, or takes off, the claim goes to your own insurance company. Same paperwork, different rules, and the adjuster on the phone is pleasant and on the other side of the same number. Read that section before you're sitting on a shoulder somewhere trying to figure it out.

https://mailchi.mp/glr-law/gendlin-liverman-rymers-november-2026-newsletter-6430916

11/02/2026

There's a 20-foot cat on the side of a Third Ward building now.

"Portal to the Past" covers the north face of the Commission House at 400 N. Broadway. Milwaukee artist John Kowalczyk has been painting it since early August with Sara Bott and Drew York, and it's wrapping up this month.

The lower half is Commission Row as it looked in the 1900s — horse-drawn produce wagons, crates, oversized grapes. Above that, a giant accordion and banana leaves, a nod to the building's years as a w**e distributor.

It's painted in two perspectives on purpose, so it reads one way from the sidewalk and another from the freeway.

$153,000, funded by community donors. Free to stand there and look up.

https://www.milwaukeemag.com/meet-the-muralist-behind-a-new-third-ward-art-installation/

11/02/2026

Somebody ran Google search data to work out the word each state trips over most. Wisconsin's is paczki.

It's POONCH-kee.

Ten of the state's top 15 are food or drink, which tracks: gyro (YEE-roh), gnocchi (NYOH-kee), penne (PEN-ay), bolognese (boh-luh-NAYZ), açaí (ah-sigh-EE), pho (FUH), lychee (LEE-chee).

Also on the list: Worcestershire. WOOS-ter-sher, apparently — though we're not convinced anyone in any state has ever said it confidently.

https://www.fox6now.com/news/see-most-mispronounced-words-wisconsin-how-really-say-them

11/02/2026

Thanksgiving is three and a half weeks out. The car that's getting you there is in your driveway right now, and November is when it starts losing ground to the cold.

WisDOT defines the Thanksgiving holiday period as 6 p.m. the Wednesday before through 11:59 p.m. Sunday — 102 hours. Over the last ten years, between three and ten people have been killed on Wisconsin roads inside that window. Five in each of the last two years.

Worth doing before you load up, not the night before:

Tire pressure. Cold air contracts, and tires lose pressure all month without a single leak. Check them cold and use the number on the driver's door jamb, not the sidewall.

Wiper blades and washer fluid — winter-rated fluid, not the summer blue.

Every light, including the ones you can't see from the driver's seat.

Tread depth. If you can't remember the last time you looked, you're due.

Then the part no checklist covers: decide who's driving home before anybody pours anything.

The full rundown is in this month's newsletter, including what to do if a crash happens while you're away from home.

https://mailchi.mp/glr-law/gendlin-liverman-rymers-november-2026-newsletter-6430916

Source: WisDOT 2025 Wisconsin Traffic Crash Facts.

11/01/2026

Downtown's holiday lights go on Thursday, Nov. 19.

The Kickoff Extravaganza has pre-show entertainment at 5:30 p.m. and the show at 6:30, and WISN 12 carries it live if you'd rather watch it warm. Free Jingle Bus tours of the displays run afterward.

What's actually out there: more than 100 evergreens in Cathedral Square, decorated by local schools and organizations. Animated snow figures playing winter sports in Pere Marquette Park. Santa's electric reindeer and a sleigh at Zeidler Union Square. New gold chandeliers along Wisconsin Avenue.

It runs through Jan. 1, so there's no rush — but the first night is the one with the show.

https://www.milwaukeedowntown.com/signature-events/milwaukee-holiday-lights-festival/

11/01/2026

Milwaukee has a nonprofit that hands out money for art ideas on the condition that they be a little strange.

Joy Engine's JOY Grant goes up to $10,000 a project, with $50,000 in total awards this year. Two rules that matter: the finished thing has to be free and open to the public, and it has to sit inside city limits. Murals only count if they're part of something bigger.

Since 2022 it's funded 29 projects — mosaic bollards meant to calm traffic on South Side corridors, a documentary about Milwaukee's Black cowboys that premiered free at the Oriental. You don't need to be attached to an arts organization, and people who treat art as a side pursuit are explicitly welcome.

Applications close tomorrow, Nov. 2.

https://www.milwaukeemag.com/joy-engine-weird-art-grants/

11/01/2026

Hello, November.

Sunset in Milwaukee tonight: 4:43 p.m. Last night it was 5:44. The month arrives in the dark and the weather follows it down.

It's also the month this state slows down and sits at a table together. Gratitude, family, and the drive it takes to get to both — that's November in Wisconsin.

Our November newsletter is out: Thanksgiving travel safety, what to think about before you accept a settlement offer, and everything worth leaving the house for around Southeastern Wisconsin this month.

https://mailchi.mp/glr-law/gendlin-liverman-rymers-november-2026-newsletter-6430916

10/31/2026

The New Berlin Public Library will lend you a fog machine. Also a sewing machine, a balloon inflator, a photo booth backdrop, bikes, costumes, instruments, lawn games and a Darth Vader baking pan.

It's called the Library of Things, it's past 2,000 items, and it started in the winter of 2021 with ice skates — back when the city put a rink across the street. The most-borrowed things are the lawn games and the giant Connect Four. There are also first-come experience passes to local attractions.

Nothing to pay. It runs through the Bridges Library System, which covers Waukesha and Jefferson counties, with a membership option if you live outside them. The catalog is at newberlinlibrary.org/things.

https://www.cbs58.com/news/more-than-2-000-items-available-to-check-out-from-new-berlins-library-of-things

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