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The Eric Johnson signature Stratocaster® guitar features a light two-piece alder body with deep '57-style body contours and cavities; one-piece, vintage-tinted quartersawn plain maple neck (contours sanded very smooth) with light '57-style "V"-shape, 12" fingerboard radius and highly-polished frets; special Eric Johnson single-coil pickups with countersunk screws and a five-way switch; vintage tremolo with silver-painted block; '57-style string recess; no paint between the base plate and the block; five springs (no tremolo cover); master volume; neck and bridge tone controls; thin neck-cap with staggered machine heads; and '57-style parchment pickguard. Available with .010-.046 gauge strings and thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish.
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I've been gigging steadily with my EJ since I bought it in 2005, and couldn't recommend a better choice for a fairly priced Strat with custom components.
The Pros: I was spooked at first by the chunky neck and 12" radius but soon came to prefer it over all others. I will never own another thin/fast-necked guitar or a tighter radius no matter the brand. The pickups are all so very different and offer a wide variety of tones compared to many Strats with flush poles (although I wish the D string pole in the middle pickup was shorter). The light Alder produces great sustain and volume, even unplugged, and cause the out-of-phase positions to yield an exceptional woody "quack".
The Cons: I love the yellowish stain on the neck, but it takes quite awhile to work off the back. It is sticky and hard to break in, and makes you wish you had bought a used one. Even after eight years I need to spray String-Ease on the back of the neck for humid summer night jobs. Also, the absence of at least one string tree for the E and B strings was a bad decision. The high E string will jump out of the nut if you are accentuating it with a fair amount of pressure. And as with all Strats, the vibrato (whammy) bar stripped out of the block almost instantly (but nothing a little piece of napkin from the bar won't cure).
I've owned a vintage '76 Strat, a Jap, a Mexican, and a Cort model, and this one is head and shoulders above them all. A fabulous guitar that is a real pleasure to play all night. It sounds great clean, and has a nasty dirty bite with over drive (I use a Mesa Electradyne and '72 Deluxe Reverb). As with all Strats, it absolutely won't imitate a Gibson's tone, but if you are in the market for a single coil tone machine, you better snag one of these before they shoot up another thousand bucks, which is what they could easily sell for.
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I bought my 06' EJ used for a nice price. Prior to seeing and playing this guitar I knew nothing of it, but was instantly convinced that it was an above average Strat. In spite of some of the blemishes on the Candy Red finish I first noticed the figure of the one piece quarter sawn maple neck and the contour of the 10" radius, bends to the 3rd were very easy along with the playability. I also noticed the great sustain and volume that flowed over the entire guitar without being plugged in. When I did plug up I was very impressed in the quality and range of tones, in particular the neck and middle pick ups and their warmth of tone. As far as intonation and tuning/ tremelo issues; there are none! The tremolo can be worked fairly well and retain proper tune, after sitting in the case for months it will still be in tune when pulled out. The quality is in the details of this instrument and after reading about the design process between Eric and Fender it was apparent there are many. My opinion is that this is a custom shop item at well below the cost of one. And as a plus, this certain piece, (# EJ08105), is a particular phenom as the other EJ's I have played just don't quite shine through as this one does. Sometimes you just get a certain one with spectacular grain of wood and parts that come together to make a distinguished guitar; and what a one to be the first Strat I have ever owned. My advice if you are looking is to spend at least a half hour playing one and if you are not totally, completely stoked by it then move on to another and try it. You will find an Eric Johnson Signature Stratocaster that does just that!
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Recommended by my guitar pusher, Allan Östergaard at Bjoernholt Music, DK. Has never disappointed - a perfect match! Easy playable and what a sound! Brings me just a tiny little bit closer to my hottest dreams of guitar playing! ;-)
Well..,- anyway: Six of five stars- at least! :-)
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Despite the rather high asking price, the EJ is probably the closest thing that you can get that has the quality and appointments of the classic 57 Stratocaster w/o shelling out big, big, bucks.
I saw a Blond/Maple EJ in my local music store about four years ago and just had to have it! Unfortunately, that first example turned out to have some major QC issues but I stuck it out with my dealer and my second example is perfect! Stunningly beautiful, great wood selection and finish.
My EJ weighs maybe an ounce over 7 lbs and I love the wide flat neck. The Nitro, see-through-blond, finish is fragile and will age quickly but that's OK. I like the fact that there re no string trees and the staggered tuners are neat and quick to use. The guitars sustain and sound unplugged is outstanding. The PUs and controls are wired to EJ's specs and I like having the tone controls where they'll do some good.
I bought mine never having heard Eric Johnson and he's still not my favorite guitarist but I am impressed with his EJ Sig Strat, so if you're wanting a light weight Strat, with classic appointments, a 1/4 sawn neck and pups that will cover a lot of ground, check this one out. My only beef is with the rather high price but then gain, I bought one! and truth be told, if I could afford another one, I'd own two!
PS: I did make one mod to my EJ when I installed A Callaham bridge and block. The guitar didn't absolutely NEED that mod but I like the results. Guitarists can never leave anything alone, can they? : )
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This is an overall great guitar. It sounds good and it plays nicely, with its hybrid neck making it a very special instrument which is comfortable all the way! Another thing that differs this line of Strats from the others is the Eric Johnson -unique- singlecoil pickups that comes with it; you can only get those by buying this guitar! These are voiced in a way that makes the guitar perfect for the styles of music which i mostly play - Jazz and folk(the guitar comes with really responsive tone controllers, so you can dial it in to a beautiful mellow-sounding for jazz, and so on). The pickups are not as twangy as the ones in your typical Fender Tele or Strat, but again, because of this you won't get the crispy sound of SRV or Hendrix, which many think of when they see a Fender Stratocaster.
The Eric Johnson Stratocaster is a really good all-around guitar with features that makes it a reliable partner on stage and in the studio, but still you might want to have another guitar as well, to cover up for what this guitar can't do; a guitar is never perfect, even if you want one to be just that. :-)
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I love this strat. Sunburst and maple. The neck was a little bigger than what I was used too but after a hour or two it was perfect. The thing I like the most about this guitar is that it vibrates all the way through the body. I like to play it with no amplifier because of the way it sounds and feels. All in all you can't go wrong with this gem it embodies all that Leo was trying to achieve.
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I bought my wife an Affinity Strat Pack after she said she wanted to learn how to play. That got me back to playing after 20+ years off. The Affinity Strat has a thin neck and small fingerboard that wasn't working right for my large paws. The Eric Johnson Strat fits my hands very well. The tones I can get are incredible. Word to the wise: buy a good shielded cable because the pick-ups are very noisy and will pick up a lot of interference. Don't abuse the tremolo very much because the guitar will go out of tune. All in all a well made great sounding instrument.
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Model Name: | Eric Johnson Stratocaster®, Maple Fingerboard, 2-Color Sunburst |
Model Number: | 0117702803 |
Series: | Artist |
Color: | 2-Color Sunburst |
Body Material: | Alder |
Body Finish: | Nitrocellulose Lacquer |
Body Shape: | Stratocaster® |
Neck Material: | 1-Piece Quartersawn Maple |
Neck Finish: | Nitrocellulose Lacquer |
Neck Shape: | Soft "V" |
Scale Length: | 25.5" (648 mm) |
Fingerboard: | Maple |
Fingerboard Radius: | 12" (305 mm) |
Number of Frets: | 21 |
Fret Size: | Medium Jumbo |
String Nut: | Synthetic Bone |
Nut Width: | 1.650" (42 mm) |
Position Inlays: | Black Dot |
Truss Rod Nut: | Vintage-Style Slotted |
Neck Plate: | 4-Bolt Custom |
Bridge Pickup: | Specially Voiced Eric Johnson Single-Coil with Countersunk Mounting Screws |
Middle Pickup: | Specially Voiced Eric Johnson Single-Coil with Countersunk Mounting Screws |
Neck Pickup: | Specially Voiced Eric Johnson Single-Coil with Countersunk Mounting Screws |
Controls: | Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Bridge Pickup) |
Pickup Switching: | 5-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup, Position 3. Middle Pickup, Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup, Position 5. Neck Pickup |
Pickup Configuration: | SSS |
Bridge: | 6-Saddle American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo |
Hardware Finish: | Nickel/Chrome |
Bridge Cover: | Includes Chrome Bridge Cover |
Tremolo Arm Handle: | American Vintage |
Tuning Machines: | Vintage-Style Staggered |
Pickguard: | 1-Ply Parchment |
Control Knobs: | Parchment Plastic |
Switch Tips: | Parchment |
Strings: | Fender® USA 250R, NPS, (.010-.046 Gauges) |
Unique Features: | 12" Radius Fingerboard, Countersunk Holes in Pickguard for Pickup Mounting Screws, Height Staggered Vintage Style Tuners which Eliminate the Need for String Trees, Vintage Tremolo with Silver Painted Block and '57 Style String Recess (No Paint Between Base Plate and Block), 5 Tremolo Springs and No Back Tremolo Cover Plate |
Included Accessories: | Deluxe Blonde Hardshell Case with Black Ends (Black Interior), Strap, Cable, "Ash Tray" Bridge Cover |


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November 7, 2013 -- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett signed the 2014 City Budget Thursday, a plan that invests in neighborhoods hit hard by foreclosures, allocates money for new neighborhood libraries, hires 120 police officers, and increases funds to improve roadways through the high-impact street program.
The overall plan calls for spending $1.4-billion, $54-million less than last year. With a 1.4% increase in the tax levy, the average residential property will see taxes and fees rise $16.94. The Mayor signed the budget without vetoing any of the modest revisions passed by the Milwaukee Common Council.
"We have worked cooperatively with the Common Council to finalize a budget that protects taxpayers and keeps this government on a fiscally responsible track," Mayor Barrett said. "I want to thank President Willie Hines, Finance Committee Chair Michael Murphy, and all the Council members for their thoughtful work."
Mayor Barrett signed the budget in a city-owned, tax-foreclosed property at 3417 North Sherman Boulevard to highlight one of the most important initiatives in next year's budget, the Strong Neighborhoods Investment Plan. This $11.7-million initiative uses a set of strategies to prevent and mitigate the negative effects of foreclosures as well as revitalize and renew impacted properties and neighborhoods.
The Mayor's original proposal to hire 100 police officers next year was amended by the Council to increase that number to 120. The budget includes a significant financial commitment to neighborhood libraries. Funds are included to initiate replacement of both Forest Home Library and Mill Road Library, and the budget also includes funding for a renovation of Tippecanoe Library. The budget includes infrastructure investments in bridges, streets, and lighting. It supports economic development efforts at Century City and the Reed Street Yards, and it includes health department initiatives to reduce infant mortality.
Mayor Barrett presented his proposed 2014 City budget to the Milwaukee Common Council on September 24th, 2013. The coming year's budget includes a significant investment in neighborhoods – particularly those neighborhoods impacted by home foreclosures. The Mayor also calls for additional resources for the police department so that 100 officers will be hired next year and other officers, previously paid with Federal stimulus funds, will be paid with local tax dollars. He is also presenting his plan to make large investments in libraries. In his remarks to the Common Council, Mayor Barrett will detail the impact of the new budget on local taxpayers. In the coming weeks, the Common Council will review the proposed budget and consider amendments. The 2014 budget will be finalized in November.
This year's Milwaukee Fatherhood Initiative (MFI) Summit, which brings the Milwaukee community together to generate support for fathers, will be packed with educational workshops, tools, and resources to empower men to become better fathers, cope with and overcome challenges they face, and improve their education, work, and family outcomes. The summit also offers great networking opportunities for local residents.
The theme of this year's 8th Annual Milwaukee Fatherhood Summit is "Changing Milwaukee through Male Empowerment." The event will be held on Friday and Saturday, October 4th and 5th from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Destiny Youth Plaza, 7210 N. 76 Street, in Milwaukee. Conference admission is free and includes all workshops, resource materials, parking, and a light breakfast and lunch.
The Wisconsin State Legislature's Joint Committee on Finance is currently considering the Governor's budget proposal to prohibit Wisconsin municipalities from imposing residency requirements on their employees. If approved, the Governor's budget will remove the residency requirement for City of Milwaukee employees. The City's residency requirement has been in place since 1938.
The City of Milwaukee's residency requirement has provided many benefits to the taxpayers. Our employees have a stake in the community for which they serve. The work they perform each day adds value to the city and that added value is a benefit to them too. City employees invest in our neighborhoods, their children attend local schools, they participate in local civic activities, they assist in charitable events, they help fuel our local economy and they pay taxes.
I believe the City, and cities and villages across Wisconsin, should be allowed to continue to set its own terms and conditions of employment. The residency policy helps stabilize and build confidence in our neighborhoods and promotes public safety and property value for our residents and businesses.
In the coming weeks, you will be hearing a lot about this extremely important issue and my hope is that you will take the time to engage and make sure your voice is heard. To learn more about this issue, click here to visit the Residency webpage and please share this information with your friends, co-workers and family.
Thank you for all you do to help make Milwaukee great.
Tom Barrett Mayor
February 25, 2013 – Mayor Barrett delivered his ninth annual State of the City Address to Milwaukee residents businesses, and community leaders today.
Residents can submit their names for consideration for boards and commissions online via the Mayor's Office and the Common Council President's web pages.
"I've always encouraged residents to be involved in boards and commissions and I'm pleased this new mechanism makes it even easier for Milwaukeeans to get engaged. We welcome civic involvement and are hopeful this online process generates significant interest," Mayor Barrett said.
Council President Hines said he is hopeful the new online nomination options empower residents to seek service on city boards and commissions. "The new options allow residents to apply more easily to serve on boards that are involved in making important decisions and recommendations that will affect the future of Milwaukee, and I welcome the ease and transparency that the new options offer." President Hines said.
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I want to applaud President Obama and Vice-President Biden for their bold initiative today. It's something that has been a long time coming, and something that I believe a majority of Americans have long felt is overdue in this country. The president and the vice president have acted decisively and responsibly. I call on Congress to take up these measures and pass them immediately.
This is a watershed moment in American politics, because the question is going to be, will the forces that have worked tirelessly to defeat common sense gun legislation win again? Or will the American people win?
I urge you to contact your members of Congress and let them know that you want them to support the President's recommendations. Please share this note with your friends and family. We must ensure that the voice of our community is heard loud and clear.
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Email Senator Johnson Washington, D.C. Office 386 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-5323
District Office 517 East Wisconsin Avenue Suite 408 Milwaukee, WI 53202(414) 276-7282
Email Congressman Sensenbrenner Washington, D.C. Office 2449 Rayburn HOB Washington, DC 20515T (202) 225-5101
District Office 120 Bishops Way, #154 Brookfield, WI 53005T (262) 784-1111
Email Congressman Ryan Washington, DC Office 1233 Longworth House Office Bldg Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-3031
District Office 20 South Main Street Suite 10 Janesville, WI 53545 Phone: (608) 752-4050
Email Congresswoman Moore Washington, DC Office 2245 Rayburn HOB Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-4572
District Office 219 N Milwaukee St STE 3A Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone: (414) 297-1140
Mayor Barrett Congratulates Fellow City Leaders for the Honor
January 16, 2013 - Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett today congratulated members of the Milwaukee Common Council and other elected and appointed city officials for the recognition the city received for the management of its pension obligations.
The Pew Charitable Trusts, in a study released this week, noted Milwaukee has met its pension obligations in a sustainable and affordable way. David Draine, senior researcher at the Pew Center on the States, says this approach benefits both taxpayers and employees.
"Having studied 61 cities and the 50 states, the better-funded plans all share one characteristic; they have the discipline to pay their annual pension bills," Draine said.
Mayor Barrett noted the leadership of Alderman Michael Murphy who has been instrumental in making certain the city has taken appropriate steps to maintain the pension fund's strength.
"Our annual city budgets take our pension obligations seriously. We have responsibly addressed the annual funding needs of the pension system; we have made changes to the system by requiring that newly hired employees make additional contributions to their pensions; and, the pension board has carefully managed the assets in the pension fund," Mayor Barrett said. "None of these steps were easy, but they all reflect responsible actions on the part of city leaders." Read more...
City's idea selected from more than 300 submissions to compete for $5 million grand prize
Nov. 5, 2012 - Milwaukee has been selected as a finalist for the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Mayors Challenge, a competition created to inspire American cities to generate innovative ideas that solve major challenges and improve city life – and that ultimately can be shared with other cities across the nation.
Milwaukee was selected based on its innovative idea to transform foreclosed properties into community assets that improve public health and spark economic opportunity. HOME GR/OWN is Milwaukee's bold, revolutionary idea that empowers residents and community organizations to transform foreclosed properties into community assets that improve public health and nutritional outcomes, revitalize neighborhoods, and spark economic opportunity. The City owns nearly 4,000 vacant lots and foreclosed homes and will designate a significant portion of them for other creative uses including urban agriculture and urban homesteading.
Milwaukee will now compete against 19 other cities across the country for the $5 million grand prize as well as one of four additional prizes of $1 million each. Press Release...
Sept. 27, 2012 - Mayor Tom Barrett presented his 2013 Executive Budget to the city's Common Council and in his budget address he highlighted achievement, innovation, and realignment in city departments along with a slightly lower cost for city services for the average homeowner.
Mayor Tom Barrett listens with First Lady Michelle Obama and other community leaders at Oak Creek High School in support for the victims of the attack at the gurdwara and to the community of Oak Creek. Visit Mayor Barrett's Photo Gallery
2012 State of the City Address
On February 13, 2012, Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his eighth annual State of the City Address to Milwaukee residents, businesses, and community leaders at Ingeteam.
Mayor Barrett thanks all who donated to our 2011 Holiday Troop Drive. Your gifts were able to bring a piece of home to the men and women protecting our freedoms overseas.
Mayor Barrett recently announced a goal to reduce the overall infant mortality rate (IMR) by at least 10% by 2017. In order to focus efforts on the population that is most impacted by infant mortality, and to begin to reduce Milwaukee's unacceptable racial disparities in infant mortality, he set a simultaneous goal of reducing infant mortality among African-Americans by at least 15%.
Sept. 27, 2011 - Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his 2012 budget for the City of Milwaukee this morning to the Common Council which includes no new layoffs, innovative changes that boost service, appropriate maintenance of city infrastructure, and steady involvement in job-creating economic development activities.
The Public Policy Forum presented two of its highest awards to the City of Milwaukee Thursday morning in the Forum's annual "Salute to Local Government." The City of Milwaukee honored for two innovative programs: Milwaukee Foreclosure Partnership Initiative and Milwaukee Public Library's green roof project. Read more...
Mayor Tom Barrett received the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin's highest leadership award at the agency's annual Make A Promise Gala, April 17, at the Midwest Airlines Center. Read more …
On March 2, 2010, Mayor Tom Barrett welcomed Talgo, the high-speed train manufacturer, to Milwaukee. The Spanish company is establishing its North American manufacturing facility in Milwaukee and will buid high speed trains for Wisconsin and other states.
On February 15, 2010 Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his annual State of the City address at Manpower International Headquarters in Downtown Milwaukee. The speech focused on the Mayor's goals of creating and attracting new jobs to Milwaukee, reducing crime, and preparing Milwaukee for the future.
The City of Milwaukee is partnering with The American Red Cross and World Mission Ministries to collect monetary donations for humanitarian relief in Haiti. Please give what you can at American Red Cross (1-800-236-8680) or World Mission Ministries.
On Sept. 24, Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his 2010 proposed budget for the City of Milwaukee to the Common Council.
Mayor Barrett recently sent a letter to MPS School Board President Michael Bonds detailing his thoughts on the search for the next Superintendent. In his letter Barrett states, "As Mayor and Chair of the MPS Innovation and Improvement Advisory Council, I know that one of the most important decisions that will be made in this community in the near future is the selection of the next Superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools. "
Barrett encourages the Advisory Council's participation in the process stating, "It's clear to me, it's absolutely critical that the Advisory Council participate in selecting the next superintendent given the role Council members play in working with the district to achieve greater fiscal efficiency, monitoring the Corrective Action Plan and working to maximize federal dollars."
To review the letter and the list of characteristics deemed essential in the next Superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, please follow the link below.
Mayor Barrett Letter to Director Bonds
The City of Milwaukee is building stronger neighborhoods through an initiative to address rising mortgage foreclosures. Visit www.milwaukeehousinghelp.org to learn more.
Mayor Tom Barrett met with Wisconsin Secretary of Commerce Richard Leinenkugel and the Board of Harbor following a showcase of the Port Milwaukee businesses last Friday to discuss bringing more businesses and international attention to Milwaukee. At the meeting, Secretary Leinenkugel agreed to organize a summit with various state departments to generate commerce growth ideas and legislative options that will help draw more businesses to Wisconsin. By offering pipelines, barges, lake ships, ocean ships, two main railroads and immediate freeway access, the commercial port of Milwaukee contains more forms of transportation than any other port in the Midwest. This will be a focal point for promoting Milwaukee at the summit dedicated to increasing Wisconsin's commercial potential.
Mayor Barrett sent a letter to the Joint Committee on Finance urging them to amend the state transportation budget, and prioritize the maintenance of existing infrastructure before building new transportation projects.
Mayor Tom Barrett met with Vice President Biden and testified before the House Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment when he traveled to Washington, D.C., this week.
On March 18, Barrett attended a White House Recovery and Reinvestment Act Implementation Conference hosted by Biden. The conference addressed questions from state, county and local government officials on how to effectively oversee the spending of Recovery Act funds.
Teach for America recently announced it will have program participants in Milwaukee schools this fall. Mayor Barrett participated in the announcement on February 27th at Westside Academy.
"Milwaukee is fortunate to have Teach for America in Milwaukee," Barrett said. "Our children will benefit greatly from this program that has proven to work so well throughout the country."
Mayor Tom Barrett praised the city's past achievements and outlined his plan to increase green jobs, economic development and workforce training in the coming year in his State of the City address this morning.
Speaking at the state-of-the-art Harley-Davidson Museum, Barrett called on the citizens of Milwaukee to remain optimistic during the international economic downturn. He pointed to the Harley-Davidson Museum, the Menomonee Valley and the Brewery project as examples of growth and job creation in the city.
"I am fully confident that Milwaukee will withstand the current economic downturn," Barrett said. "We will make smart investments, continue to build strong partnerships, provide training to our workforce and improve our public schools. We will emerge as a stronger and more competitive city."
Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his 2009 budget for the City of Milwaukee to the Common Council, one he called the most difficult he has ever faced.
On Saturday August 9, 2008, Mayor Tom Barrett participated in the 9th Annual Hank Aaron State Trail Run/Walk. Hank Aaron has expressed excitement of what is happening in the Valley. He has an appreciation for the tremendous investment of the City and State to make the Trail and the economic revitalization a reality. Hank has expressed great enthusiasm for what these efforts can do for kids in Milwaukee.
On Monday July 21, 2008, the City of Milwaukee was formally presented with a gift from the City of Ningbo of two stone lions. Stone lions are traditionally used to guard a building and those within. These lions will be a lasting and powerful symbol of the friendly relationship between the City of Milwaukee and the City of Ningbo. Pictured here are Mayor Barrett and Vice Mayor Wu Hemin.
Senior Living Program Earns National Award for Excellence The City of Milwaukee has earned a Gold Award for Municipal Excellence from the National League of Cities for a cutting edge senior assisted living initiative that provides a superior quality of life for hundreds of residents and saves taxpayer dollars.
Milwaukee Fatherhood Initiative Children who have an active father are more inclined to graduate from high school and pursue higher education. Children with an active father are more likely not to engage in criminal activity. Also, research has shown a direct correlation between teen pregnancy and absentee fathers.That is why I have partnered with leaders in our community – from business and education to social services and faith organizations – to launch the Milwaukee Fatherhood Initiative. --Mayor Tom Barrett
Restoring City Hall and Honoring Milwaukee's Workers On Labor Day I celebrated the City Hall Restoration Project and honored Milwaukee laborers with the dedication of the American flag over City Hall.
Mayor talks safety, education at Marquette University Law School "We have to put more of an emphasis on talking about the good things about Milwaukee," Barrett said.
Mayor Tom Barrett during his State of the City address unveiled his plan to create a Mayor's Office of Workforce Development to provide leadership on the issue of high unemployment and needed job training in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee demands a Comprehensive Transit Strategy that creates jobs, meets the various demands of different users and provides seamless connectivity. My plan accomplishes these critical goals and moves Milwaukee forward, and I am proud to share this vision with you.
Mayor Barrett Delivers 2007 State of the City Address On Monday, Feb. 12, Mayor Tom Barrett delivered his third State of the City address before an audience of 500 people at Tramont Corporation in Riverwest.
Mayor Barrett's Economic Development Summit was a tremendous success. Over 700 participants gathered, demonstrating their commitment to the shared goals of creating jobs, growing our economy and improving our quality of life.
To review video presentations of the featured presenters, including keynote speakers Henry Cisneros and Paul Grogan, please visit: http://www.mkedcd.org/LeadershipSummit/
10,000 Jobs Since 2004 Mayor Tom Barrett sets the record straight on Milwaukee's economic development efforts. "Let me just start by saying Milwaukee's programs and investments have impacted more than 10,000 jobs since I took office in 2004. And there's more."
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The Ocean Course on Kiawah Island was the host of the 94th PGA Championship. The season's final major championship took place August 9-12 on the challenging South Carolina course. Whether you went to "Glory's Last Shot" to see the world's greatest golfers, or just want to commemorate one of the most historic golf tournaments on your home course, this Sweeten polo by Cutter & Buck will give the ideal style you desire. This super stylish polo features wraparound stripes, an embroidered 2012 PGA Championship logo at the left chest and CB's DryTec moisture-wicking technology. Whether you watched the event live from the famed No. 3 course or sat at home cheering on your favorite golfer, this polo is the perfect way to commemorate the event.
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With a striking combination of curves and lines reminiscent of old-world design, Devonshire accessories provide distinctive visual impact for bath and powder rooms. This single wall sconce offers versatile lighting options in a stylish vintage design, coordinating perfectly with the Devonshire Collection.
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