JULY 2017
The Ebner Family Enjoys Both Old and New Traditions
Boutique Photographer JULYLinda 2017 Smallpage 1 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY JULY 2017 2 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY Dear Residents,
In most communities residents tend to take advantage of the long weekend the 4th of July holiday offers and leave for a vacation. I have found that in Whitefish Bay, people tend to plan “Bringing People Together!” their holiday weekend around being here for the parade and the fireworks, and then possibly heading out the next day for a vacation. We do the same thing because being here for the 4th of July really is a festive and unique experience. Our feature family, the Ebners love spending the holiday here as well with both of their girls riding bikes decorated in stars and stripes. Typically my parents will make the "long trek down" from Mequon to join us for the parade, and below is a photo from last year's parade of my father and son waiting for the parade to start. Well, let's be real. My son was really just waiting for some parade participants to toss pieces of candy his way! To those men and women in uniform who are serving today, or have served in the past, we honor and thank you for your service. Happy 4th of July!
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JULY 2017 4 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY WHITEFISH BAY GARDEN CLUB Submitted by Jill Griffee Ross A Green Summer Garden Walk - Quilts in the Garden In Whitefish Bay July 23, 2017 Noon – 4:00 p.m. rain or shine Submitted by Nathan Guequierre
Tickets $8 in advance, $10 day of walk By managing stormwater where it To Subscribe to the Village Weekly Online Newsletter, please send your e-mail This month the Whitefish Bay Garden Club will host its first garden walk: Quilts falls, green infrastructure can help improve in the Garden. You are invited to tour 10 diverse Whitefish Bay gardens that promote address to Jenny Heyden, Communications Specialist, [email protected]. the health of our rivers and Lake Michi- environmentally healthy practices and are pollinator friendly. Quilts from area quilters gan, reduce the likelihood of basement will be arranged in each garden to accent its natural beauty. The walk will feature a backups, beautify our neighborhoods and garden boutique with garden themed gifts and raffle items. For more information keep costs manageable. and to buy advance tickets go to: www.whitefishbaygardenclub.com, and like us on All summer long, MMSD will be Facebook: www.facebook.com/whitefishbaygardenclub. working with Village residents to explore Watch Bay Leaves for future “sneak peeks” of featured gardens. installing green infrastructure on your Visit our website or Facebook page for more details and to purchase advance tickets. property, all for free! www.whitefishbaygardenclub.com, www.facebook.com/whitefishbaygardenclub Get involved with Whitefish Bay Green Summer: Host a Green Infrastructure House Party. Invite a few friends to an infor- mal backyard gathering; we’ll bring the refreshments and install a rain barrel at your house. Sign up to receive free green infra- structure for your house. We have a limited number of rain barrels and soil amend- ments, installed at no cost to you. Plan a rain garden for your house. Our rain garden design workshop will be held at the WFB Public Library on July
Images provided by Whitefish Bay Garden Club Garden Whitefish Bay by Images provided 27. You can work with planners to get the right design for your yard. You’ll be seeing a lot of us during Whitefish Bay Green Summer at commu- Designed as a safe sanctuary for birds, nity events and in your neighborhood. butterflies and pollinators, this chemically Check us out: free garden provides a pleasurable spot Email: WFBGreenSummer@gmail. to enjoy a morning coffee and relaxation. com Call or text: 414-345-0777 Social The backyard retreat is surrounded by Media: Facebook.com/WhitefishBay- perennial beds and plantings that have been mementos from friends over GreenSummer the past 27 years. Centered in the Whitefish Bay Green Summer is a colorful garden is a screened gazebo and private initiative in partnership with Mil- a tranquil water pond. Sustainability and waukee Metropolitan Sewerage District healthy gardening practices include the (MMSD) for 2017. yearly harvesting of flower seeds and composting of all vegetable peels. Be prepared to be inspired!
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Hotter weather is here, the pools are open, and the kids are excited to spend time in the water. Swimming is a great form of exercise, but even good swimmers can drown. Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional death in 1-4 year olds and 10-14 year July Clinics olds. Here are some important safety tips to remember when near Immunization clinics: water, whether a pool or lake. Appointment required • Swim only in designated areas supervised by lifeguards. Tuesday, July 11th 10:00-11:00am -Brown • Never leave a young child unattended near water or trust a child’s Deer Thursday, July 13th 3:30-4:30- life to another child. If you’re the adult supervising swimmers, Shorewood Tuesday, July 18th 7:30-9:00am- avoid distractions. Shorewood Wednesday, July 19th 3:30-4:30pm-Shorewood • Have young children or inexperienced swimmers wear U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets around water, but do not rely on life Adult Health: jackets alone. Appointment required Blood analysis for cholesterol, glucose and • Make sure everyone in your family learns to swim well, tread water, triglycerides, blood pressure, weight check and float. and a nurse consultation • Take extra care when swimming in lakes or ponds. The depth can Wednesday, July 19th 8:00-10:00-Brown be deceptive or hard to see. Deer Tuesday, July 25th 8:00-10:00- Shorewood • If a child is missing, check the water first. Seconds count in pre- venting death or disability. Blood Pressure: No appointment needed • Consider learning CPR and having your children learn it, too. Wednesday July 5th 12:45-1:15pm - Lois • Limit the amount of direct sunlight received between 10:00 a.m. & Tom Dolan Community Center - Brown and 4:00 p.m. Wear sunscreen with at least SPF15 to protect skin. Deer Wednesday, July 2nd 3:30-4:30- Shorewood • Stop swimming as soon as you see or hear a storm. Remember, lightning is electricity — electricity and water are a dangerous Please call the North Shore Health combination. Department for an appointment at 414-371- • Drink plenty of water regularly, even if not thirsty. 2980. For the most up-to-date information on upcoming clinics and screenings, visit the Get more tips from SafeKids at: https://www.safekids.org/tip/swimming- Clinics page of our website: http://www. safety-tips nshealthdept.org/Clinics.
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JULY 2017 8 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY WHITEFISH BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT
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JULY 2017 9 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY WHITEFISH BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION By Carin Keland, Director of the Recreation and Community Education Department for the School District of Whitefish Bay Recreation Flag Football League Registration in Process Are you ready for some football? Youth grades 1-4 are encouraged to register for the WFB Recreation Department’s Fall Flag Football Leagues. Each week, players will have a half-hour practice session followed by a game. Volunteer parent coaches are needed. A coach’s meeting is set for Wednesday, September 6th at 6:00pm at the Lydell Community Center. Parents are to indicate their interest in coaching on their child’s registration form. Location of the practice and games take place at WFB High School Practice Fields. More info and registration materials can be found at http://www.wfbschools.com/ recreation/. Deadline to register is August 11th. Fall Flag League Schedule Saturdays, Sept 9 – Oct 28, 12:30-4:00 pm, Grades: 1 and 2, 3 and 4
Connects Before and After School Program Currently Accepting Registration for the 2017-2018 School Year. The start of school is right around the corner. Do you have your before and after school child care arrangements made yet? The Whitefish Bay School District provides Before, After and K4 Wrap-Around Care through its Connects Program for its students that attend Richard and Cumberland Elementary Schools. Registration for the 2017-2018 school year is currently in session. All registration takes place at Lydell Community Center please call Laura at (414)963-3801 for registration materials and assistance.
WHITEFISH BAY SENIOR “55 AND BETTER” PROGRAMS . . . In the Community for the Community By Carolyn Noori, Senior Program Supervisor for Recreation and Education Department for the WFB School District
Technology Series - Wednesday, Recreation Department registration form. Door County Lighthouse July 19 from 1:00-2:30pm: Free technology Tour- September 6-8, 2017 series presented by David Bartlett. Digital Game: Wednesday, August 16 Highlights include: Deluxe transportation Photography and editing in Photoscape. Brewers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates to Rowley’s Bay Resort. The cost includes 2 Must be pre-registered. Bus loads at 10:45am - Returns at breakfasts, 2 dinners, a fish boil, Maritime approx.4:30pm Museum, Cana Island Lighthouse, Baileys Events, Trips and Tours Harbor Lighthouse, Sherwood Lighthouse Brewers Game - Registration Lake Geneva Tour and Wineries, Peninsula State Park, Old Quarry Deadline July 10! Attend a Brewer game Lunch - August 1, 2017 Park and Peninsula Players “Almost with family and friends and you won’t Enjoy a relaxing 2-hour narrated tour boat Maine”. Cost $625.00 based on a double have to worry about the parking. The cruise around Lake Geneva. The tour will occupancy. Registration materials located Brewers take on the Pittsburgh Pirates. start at the 1885 historic Baker House and at Lydell Community Center. It is Senior Day with great seats in the with a lovely lunch! Look forward to a All programs require pre-registration, loge section along the first baseline with great Wisconsin Summer day with friends. which is be done Lydell Community Center. afternoon shade and easy access to food We depart Lydell at 10:05am and return For additional program and registration and restrooms. Bus departs and returns to approx. 7:00pm. Cost $84.00 per person. information, Contact Carolyn Noori, WFB Range Line School Parking Lot in Mequon. Deadline to register is July 3rd. Senior Program Coordinator at 963-3992, or Cost: $48.00. Please register using a WFB [email protected].
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Every family has its own unique rep- utation and words members tend to live by. For the Ebner family they are a work hard, play hard type, with a close family bond, even with their extended families. Geoff and Krisstina first met in 2001 while undergrads at the University of Wiscon- sin-Oshkosh. After dating during the re- mainder of their college years, the couple wed on July 31, 2004. They were actually the first couple to ever hold their wed- ding reception at the then-newly opened Blue Harbor resort in Sheboygan, and they celebrate their anniversary each year by revisiting the resort with the girls. While finishing his undergraduate de- gree, Geoff began working as a sales intern at Direct Supply, Inc. located in Milwaukee. He has remained at Direct Supply for the last 16 years and now holds the title of vice president of National Accounts-Senior Living. After receiving her undergradu- really didn’t think that neighborhoods ex- got on the bike she immediately started ate degree, Krisstina went on to attend isted where you could simply call up your to ride with no training wheels. We were Marquette University Law School, and neighbor if you needed a cup of sugar or shocked! Eveie loves her used two wheeler, received her law degree in 2007. While in an egg. Yet, here, these types of occurrences and went over to personally thank the teen law school, Krisstina worked as a summer happen all the time, and it always brings neighbor who gave it to her.” associate at Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. at the a smile to my face." The Ebner’s are also extremely close firm's downtown Milwaukee location. She Now raising their two daughters, with both sides of their extended families. then fully began her legal career at Godfrey Evelyn (6) called Eveie, and Lillia (3) in Geoff’s parents watch their girls on a week- & Kahn upon graduation specializing in their kid friendly neighborhood has been ly basis, and after having spent so much mergers, acquisitions and other business a dream turned reality. They are often re- time in the area they also fell in love with combinations for companies of various minded of the great sense of community the community and will be moving from sizes and in numerous industries. from daily interactions with neighbors. Delafield to Shorewood after the comple- The couple moved to Whitefish Bay in Geoff noted that, “one day a neighbor tion of a home renovation. After Krisstina 2007 and loves the lifestyle that living here was cleaning out their garage, and the and Geoff moved to their current house, offers their family. “We are so happy that teenage daughter was getting rid of her old Krisstina had noticed a house a few doors our block has some of the most amazing two-wheeler, and thought Eveie might be down that was showing signs of getting neighbors," said Krisstina. "It’s comparable around the age to ride a bike, so they gave ready for the housing market. “Since my to going off to college and not knowing it to her. We had no intentions of taking brother, James, and I are very close I did who your dorm roommate is going to be, off her training wheels before this new some research to see if they could possibly but ending up with the best person ever! bike was given to her, but we went to the purchase the house. We found out that the Before moving to this neighborhood, I baseball diamond at Cahill, and once she former owner had recently passed away, Story By Christine McBride | Photos by Boutique Photographer, Linda Smallpage
JULY 2017 14 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY so we set up a meeting with the son of busy travel schedule I often survive on ice the deceased owner. Within a couple of cream or potato chips for dinner. Some- weeks, James and his wife, Brooke, had times I even skip dinner all together,” said an accepted offer to purchase the house. Krisstina. Since the couple enjoys dining This makes for easy playdates with all out often, it is only fitting that Krisstina will four of the cousins since we now all live be co-chairing the March of Dimes’ Signa- on the same block,” said Krisstina. The two ture Chefs Gala at the Pfister on October couples also share a unique story about 29th, 2017. She has been on the board of their second-born girls. Both Krisstina and directors of the March of Dimes since 2013 Brooke were expecting their second child and has enjoyed a variety of roles to help around the same date, and they did not the organization grow its mission to help confirm baby name ideas with each other. more moms have full-term pregnancies Krisstina and Brooke ended up going into with healthy babies. Some of the culinary labor on the same day and both had girls, talent for the evening will include Anette Krisstina naming her daughter Lillia, and Righi DeFendi, head chocolatier at Kohler, Brooke naming her daughter Lilah. Both Bartolotta’s and Rare Steakhouse just to Lillia and Lilah were in preschool together name a few. at Tree of Life and will be attending Holy “We are a close family and actually Family School in the fall. enjoy spending a lot of time with our en- As a family they enjoy traditions like tire extended family," said Geoff. "I feel going out to dinner, kids in tow, to a new fortunate that we have such positive rela- restaurant on Friday evenings, and week- tionships with our families and that our ends are spent playing in the backyard children can grow up playing on a daily playhouse that Krisstina’s dad handcrafted basis with their cousins. The Whitefish Bay What’s your story? Email me at for the girls. “While I personally hate to lifestyle has made for a charmed life for [email protected] cook, I sure do love to eat! With Geoff’s my family and we couldn’t be happier." and I’ll help you tell yours!
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JULY 2017 15 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY BUSINESS PROFILE Dr. Sandvick Considers Patients Friends By Christine McBride After Three Decades of Practice trying to restore itself. A host of serious health conditions can result, such as heart attacks, strokes, diabetes and high blood pressure, Paul was determined to help his patients catch symptoms earlier and seek proper treatment. He started a secondary business called SleepClearNow. The busi- ness helps identify people who are at risk, refers them to physicians for a medical
Photo by Sarah Werner diagnosis and when appropriate, fashions a customized dental appliance that brings the jaw forward slightly to open up the air- way during sleep. “I include a basis sleep apnea screening with all of my routine
Photo by Matt Wicke Dr. Sandvick oral exams. As a dentist I cannot provide a medical diagnosis, but I’m in the perfect In this fast-paced, often skeptical ing others. His two children, Carolyn (27) position to screen for sleep apnea and refer world, who would imagine a trip to the and Peter (22) both are alumni of Whitefish patients for help,” said Paul. “Depending dentist might just be the relief you’re look- Bay high school and University of Wis- on the severity of the sleep apnea and a ing for. The authentic charm and care you consin-Madison. “With my children both patient’s needs, a dental appliance can find at Dr. Paul M Sandvick’s practice does grown, I have decided to finally fulfill a be more tolerable and preferable to other just that. professional dream I have had for almost forms of treatment like CPAP (Continuous Dr. Paul Sandvick has practiced in the two decades. I am excited to announce the Positive Air Pressure).” community for 35 years, and takes great construction of a brand new dental office to As a member of the community, Paul pride in educating his patients so they the south of my current location. I’ve put a also feels that giving back is both a respon- can make informed decisions about their lot of heart into the design and aesthetics of sibility and a pleasure. As an avid basket- dental care. “Our practice today is built the new building and hope the community ball player and fan, he is the president of on the same philosophies that were the will love the end product” said Paul. This Whitefish Bay Hoops, the booster club for foundation of Dr. Carson C. Remington’s dream became a reality with the purchase the high school basketball programs and practice, my mentor and predecessor, who of the building next door to the current his office makes free custom mouth guards started the practice in the 1950s. Our goal practice, and the goal is to break ground for the Whitefish Bay High School sports is to provide caring, quality, and minimally this July, with an opening sometime in the teams. Paul also encourages his staff to invasive dentistry, while always offering spring of 2018. find ways to give back to the community, options. This doesn’t mean old-school Paul’s expertise also extends beyond and this past November his office assis- dentistry. We continue to invest in the areas typically associated with dentistry. tant, Rachel Bohn, worked to host Smiling latest tools and use the latest research to About seven years ago, one of his patients For An Impact at their dental office. This help us make a difference in our patients’ was diagnosed with a significant heart was a collaboration with the Silver Spring lives. However, at a time when it’s been issue that was caused by sleep apnea, Neighborhood Center to bring underserved well documented in the dental literature a condition in which a person literally children and adults to their office for free that the trend in dentistry today is toward stops breathing at night when their tongue cleanings, x-rays, sealants and exams. “My over-treatment, we continue Dr. Reming- blocks their airway. Paul’s patient had been fantastic staff was kind enough to volun- ton’s philosophy of a more conservative dealing with undiagnosed sleep apnea for teer their services for the day to help these form of dentistry,” said Dr. Sandvick. years, and Paul wondered if he might have wonderful people receive free dental care,” After graduating from Marquette Den- been able to help him catch it earlier and said Paul of the event. tal School in 1981, Paul, as he’d prefer to be avoid the heart problems that followed. Paul’s team, which also includes Dr. called, joined the well-known Northshore Paul began taking courses on sleep apnea, Lauren Mies and Dr. Aaron Mason, as dental practice of Dr. Remington’s, and in to his surprise he learned that sleep apnea well as several experienced hygienists and 2001 took over the practice when the time affects 1 in 4 Americans, with over 80% of assistants, can be reached at 414-962-4100 came for Dr. Remington to retire. Paul notes these cases going undiagnosed. Individu- and at 6070 N. Port Washington Road. Be “I feel my role in the community is much als with sleep apnea may stop breathing on the lookout for the construction crew deeper then just being a local dentist. The as often as 5 to 60 or more times per hour working on their new building over the people that walk into my office aren’t just during periods of sleep when the body is next few months! • patients, they’re friends. I’ve been here a long time. They know that I’m here to help them or I wouldn’t have chosen this pro- fession. I’d like to think I’m approachable. It’s not unusual for me to be looking into someone’s mouth or answering a question at Sendiks, and I’m happy to do it. I love my job and I feel blessed that people are willing to see me as their dentist. Every time they walk in the door they had the choice of going somewhere else. No one appreciates that more than I do.” Aside from the practice, Paul has a passion for basketball, his family and help-
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JULY 2017 21 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY WHITEFISH BAY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Happy 125th Birthday, Whitefish Bay!
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PENDING SOLD continued Address DOM List Price Address DOM List Price Sold Price 4953 N Woodruff Ave 29 $249,900 6156 N Lydell Ave 26 $315,000 $290,000 4916 N Marlborough Dr 13 $307,000 824 E Courtland Pl 29 $319,900 $316,000 4779 N Newhall St 7 $399,900 5712 N Lake Dr 10 $359,900 $357,000 5459 N Santa Monica Blvd 63 $439,900 4658 N Morris Blvd 40 $369,900 $355,000 5443 N Berkeley Blvd 33 $599,900 5009 N Hollywood Ave 21 $370,000 $359,900 5426 N Kent Ave 37 $619,900 5936 N Berkeley Blvd 44 $374,900 $363,400 4922 N Cumberland Blvd 23 $699,900 4647 N Morris Blvd 3 $379,900 $375,000 6166 N Berkeley Blvd 31 $699,900 106 W Henry Clay St 38 $389,000 $395,000 6041 N Bay Ridge Ave 99 $799,400 4626 N Morris Blvd 35 $389,900 $410,000 6211 N Bay Ridge Ave 90 $1,175,000 6040 N Lydell Ave 78 $399,800 $399,000 5460 N Lake Dr 51 $1,999,000 5681 N Bay Ridge Ave 39 $425,000 $422,500 5012 N Hollywood Ave 3 $429,900 $450,100 SOLD 4913 N Idlewild Ave 18 $449,900 $449,250 5573 N Santa Monica Blvd 18 $464,900 $465,000 Address DOM List Price Sold Price 6123 N Lydell Ave 27 $479,900 $480,000 5276 N Lydell Ave 43 $171,500 $165,000 336 E Lake View Ave 106 $519,900 $504,000 4780 N Elkhart Ave 33 $217,900 $215,000 4791 N Woodburn St 33 $525,000 $517,500 4834 N Berkeley Blvd 2 $224,900 $224,900 5000 N Cumberland Blvd 65 $540,000 $543,500 5123 N Bay Ridge Ave 133 $250,000 $251,000 5324 N Santa Monica Blvd 6 $559,900 $550,000 5144 N Bay Ridge Ave 36 $279,900 $279,000 731 E Lake View Ave 70 $615,000 $605,000 5032 N Santa Monica Blvd 15 $289,900 $279,000 5271 N Kimbark Pl 77 $659,900 $650,000 4617 N Bartlett Ave 33 $299,800 $280,000 347 E Carlisle Ave 26 $850,000 $836,500 5570 N Shoreland Ave 3 $305,000 $315,000 4821 N Newhall St 35 $915,000 $949,000 4858 N Idlewild Ave 32 $310,000 $310,000 2020 E Glendale Ave 69 $1,277,000 $1,325,000
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JULY 2017 25 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY BUSINESS PROFILE Bartolotta Restaurant Group Timeline 1993: Ristorante Bartolotta Opens Rustic Italian cooking of Central and Northern Italy, featuring handmade pastas and a chef’s seasonal menu. 1995: Lake Park Bistro Opens Classic French with stunning views of Lake Bartolotta Michigan. Restaurant Group 1999: Mr. B’s Steakhouse Opens Unique 1,100-degree wood-burning oven ensures juicy steaks with caramelized, buttery crust. Elevating Our 2003: Pizzeria Piccola (Wauwatosa) Opens Authentic, thin-crust Neapolitan pizzas baked to perfection in a wood-burning oven. Dining Experiences 2004: Bacchus Opens Contemporary American cuisine with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Sleek setting with a big-city feel. By Julia Jaegersberg Bartolotta Catering & Events Company Established Introducing Discovery World and The Grain Exchange as Milwaukee’s most impressive venues with delicious menus. Thank goodness brothers Joe and Paul Joe recalls a special day a few years ago 2006: Bartolotta Catering at Discovery World Bartolotta realized their dreams of sharing at the company’s “Breakfast with Santa,” Offers stunning views of Milwaukee’s lakefront and the city’s skyline the traditional Italian cuisine that they when he saw one of his employees, who with flexible indoor and outdoor spaces anchored by four-star cuisine. were raised on and opened restaurants had been with them for more than seven 2009: Northpoint Custard (Bradford Beach) Opens The city’s best frozen custard throughout the Milwaukee area – so we’re years, walking away holding his kid’s and burgers served from May to September along Bradford Beach. Partnership established with SSP America at Mitchell International all invited to dinner! hands. “At that moment, I felt really proud Airport As children in Wauwatosa, Joe and that I had something small to do with that Opened Nonna’s (Concourse D), Northpoint Custard (Main Terminal) and Paul enjoyed large gatherings that centered – he met his wife in our restaurants and Pizzeria Piccola (Concourse C). around unbelievably good food and plenty now they have a life together.” The Grain Exchange -The most recently introduced Bartolotta Catering of love. Paying homage to the family name, On a personal note, Joe and his wife & Events venue is a nearly 10,000-square-foot space with elegant and they opened Ristorante Bartolotta in March are dog lovers. “We have three dogs right grandiose décor located in downtown Milwaukee’s historic Mackie of 1993. Embracing the culinary concept now and we will probably add more be- Building. of "cucina rustica," the restaurant offers cause having one dog is the same as hav- 2010: Harbor House Opens A Bartolotta-managed property established simple, traditional Italian dishes using the ing five,” exclaims Joe. “I also have two through a partnership with Michael Cudahy, offers daily fresh fish and a raw bar. The New England-style seafood restaurant is set on the shores freshest ingredients available. daughters, Mary and Anna. My position of Lake Michigan in downtown Milwaukee. “I have never been in this business as an owner has allowed me to have the to make money, that has never been what flexibility and freedom to be able to spend 2011: The Rumpus Room Opens Traditional, European-inspired gastro pub with unique pub fare, the city’s largest beer, wine and spirits menu and drives me,” says Joe. “I love taking care as much time as I wanted with them. I feel a modern-meets-vintage feel. of people, cultivating and grooming em- very fortunate to have found something ployees, and creating opportunities for that I truly love to do every day.” 2012: Joey Gerard's - A Bartolotta Supper Club Opens in Greendale and Mequon A modern spin on the classic supper club in the heart of people. If you take care of your employees From a growth standpoint, Joe be- historic Greendale and along the Milwaukee River in Mequon. The and your guests, and serve delicious food lieves that Milwaukee is in an interesting menu features comfort food and classic cocktails at their finest. in beautiful restaurants, making money place. “There have never been more cranes 2014: Miss Beverly's Deluxe Barbeque and Downtown Kitchen Open Miss will happen.” in the sky. The younger generation is hav- Beverly’s offers barbequed pork and ribs, beef brisket, fried chicken, and According to Joe, the restaurant group ing a dramatic impact on the city’s fabric traditional sides in a fast-casual setting. Downtown Kitchen is the go-to was founded on five tenets of operation: and moving the city in a more positive gathering place for breakfast, lunch, meetings and more in the U.S. • Taking care of our employees direction. I think there is an adjustment Bank Center in downtown Milwaukee. • Taking care of our guests where we have to figure out how to im- 2016: Bartolotta Catering and Events takes over event and restaurant • Taking care of our vendors prove race relations and it is everybody’s operations at Milwaukee's Italian Community Center • Taking care of community responsibility, and particularly business 2017: Joe and Paul Bartolotta selected as semi-finalists for the James Beard • Profit/making money owners, to step up and make an active Foundation award for Outstanding Restaurateur contribution to our city.”•
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