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ilwaukee activist Frank Nitty captured the nation’s COVID-19COVID-19 attention recently when heM passionately spoke at the 2020 March on Washington, after walk- ing 750 miles from his hometown to the na- Report: COVID-19 Now is tion’s capital. Claiming he was “tired,” and The Third Leading Cause asking the overflow gathering if they were tired too, Nitty de- of Death Among Black clared the current protests against police violence People against Black and Brown By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Americans, sparked by the Correspondent•@StacyBrownMedia killing of George Floyd in Min- America’s economic situation has substantially deterio- neapolis several months ago, rated since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, and fami- is a “revolution.” lies across race and ethnicity feel the pain, according to “We just marched 750 miles a new report from the Brookings Institution, which notes from Milwaukee, Wisconsin- 24 days to get here, because that the coronavirus now stands as the third leading we’re not going to stop until cause of death among African Americans. we get change.” “If I told you on January 1 that a new virus that we did During his speech, Nitty ex- not even know about would, in August, be the third lead- pressed frustration that ing cause of death for Black Americans, our hair should marchers are still protesting have been set on fire and we would have an extensive the same issues that were ad- public policy response to this unprecedented pandemic,” dressed at the first march, noted Trevon Logan, professor of economics at the Ohio nearly 60 years ago. State University. “We’ve been marching for Logan co-authored the report titled, “The Hamilton Proj- the same stuff for 60 years. ect, Racial Economic Inequality Amid the COVID-19 Cri- Black people shouldn’t be marching for the same stuff sis,” with Bradley L. Hardy of the American University in Martin Luther King was Northwest, Washington D.C. marching for. I’m tired. I’m “In 2020, more Black Americans will die of COVID-19 tired. And I’m tired of asking than will succumb to diabetes, strokes, accidents, or for justice. I just want it to pneumonia. In fact, COVID-19 is currently the third lead- stop,” Nitty said. ing cause of death for African Americans,” Logan and It was far from an uneventful Hardy concluded. walk. Nitty and his group, Among the reasons for the disparity is that African Amer- which included Tory Lowe, icans are more than twice as likely as the average encountered challenges more (continued on page 2) (continued on page 3) The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 2

ByIN Nsenga MEMORIAM: Burton, Ph.D., A statement Chadwick released by Boseman NNPA Newswire Culture his family said Boseman and Entertainment Editor was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer in 2016 The world is reeling from and the disease progressed the loss of iconic actor to stage 4. Boseman en- Chadwick Boseman, who dured countless surgeries died Friday, August 28, and treatments as he con- after losing a private battle tinued to make films from to colon cancer. Boseman Marshall (directed by Regi- died at home surrounded nald Hudlin), Da 5 Bloods Mr. Nitty Goes by his family. (continued on page 4)

(continuedto W from covera page)shington threatening then the weather. Both men, and other local protestors, were called the ‘N’-word, had food and shoes thrown at them, and were prohibited from going down certain streets. Theywere even shot at as they walked through a Pennsylva- nia county. One person was injured, but will survive. Nitty said police in Indiana were blocking off gas stations in Indiana so that his group couldn’t use the restrooms or get gas. Police even told businesses to close because they said the walkers were there to burn them down. “The women couldn’t use the bathroom. We had to—some- one brought us a portable toilet.” In a video posted on Facebook, Lowe said the group had parked to organize before they walked up an incline when a man emerged from a house and started shooting at them with a rifle, firing at least seven shots. Pennsylvania State Police say the gunfire was exchanged during an incident between the protestors and two area residents. The two residents were questioned, but no one was ar- rested. During an interview after his speech with National Public Radio’s Michel Martin on the weekend “All Things Considered,” Nitty said despte the 700+ sojourn he felt “amazing.” “Believe it or not. I don’t know how. It was like, a very spiritual journey for some reason. Even the last day, I had to walk 40 miles that morning, and then the group walked 42 miles into Washington, D.C., later on that evening. And my body was so fine until the-like, literally the last 20 miles.” Nitty said a woman and her children came up to him, saying that she had been looking for him for four hours, and she was crying. “She’s like, you’re doing what nobody else could do, you know? You’re doing this for my kids. And, you know, this is such a big thing, and you’re almost there. Just a little bit more to go. And she was crying and everything. And I started crying and everything. But it gave me so much energy, and I was able to walk from there.” Nitty said during the last hour of the journey, he felt his legs getting sore. Once he sat down, he claimed his feet became shore and he couldn’t walk for some two hours. “Now I’m fine. I’m ready for the world. Like, I woke up this morning like I hadn’t walked for the last 24 days.” —Source for article:tmj4.com, National Public Radio•Photos courtesy of: The Milwaukee Independent, Urban Milwaukee, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, tmj4, USAToday, MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY JOURNAL

Phone: 414-265-5300 (Advertising and Administration) • EDITIONWEEKEND414-265-6647 (Editorial) • Website: communityjournal.net • Email: Edito- [email protected]/[email protected] Patricia O’Flynn -Pattillo Colleen Newsom, Founder, Publisher Classified Advertising Sales Robert J. Thomas, Co-Founder Leader Assoc. Publisher Jimmy V. Johnson, Advertising Todd Thomas, Vice President Sales Mikel Holt, Founding Editor, Mike Mullis, Advertising Associate Publisher Coordination Thomas E. Mitchell, Jr., Editor Robin Davis, Circulation Teretha Martin, Terri’s Innovative Yvonne Kemp, Photographer Computers: Billing Clerk, Pro- Kim Robinson, Photographer duction assistance, tech-support Bill Tennessen, Photographer Opinion and comments expressed on the Perspectives page do not nec- essarily reflect the views of the publisher or management of the MCJ. Let- ters and “other perspectives” are accepted but may be edited for content and length. The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 3 Report: COVID-19 Now is The Third Leading Cause(continued from cover page)of Death Among Black People worker to be employed in the healthcare support service industry, which has been decimated by COVID- 19 in assisted living facili- ties and nursing homes. African Americans are also significantly overrepre- sented in the personal care and service and food preparation industries, which are disproportion- ately essential worker industries, the authors discovered. “Black Americans also com- prise more than a quarter of the meatpacking industry’s frontline workforce, which has seen several outbreaks of COVID-19. Among those out of the labor force, the outbreak of the virus among the incarcerated has a disproportionate racial impact as well, given the overrep- resentation of African Amer- icans in the prison population,” Logan and Hardy wrote. Additionally, on average, African Americans share their living quarters with more people. While only 48 percent of white households have three or more members, more than 58 percent of Black households do, the authors noted, citing a 2013 Pew Re- search Center study. “This increases the scope for exposure to COVID-19 in living quarters for Black households. For nearly all of the health conditions that increase the likelihood of serious COVID-19 compli- cations, African Americans have higher rates of preva- lence, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,” Logan and Hardy said. For example, African Ameri- cans are more likely to have cancer, be obese, have diabetes, and have kidney disease relative to white Americans. African Americans also have higher rates of lung disease than White Americans, which is particularly pertinent for respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19. Death rates among African Americans due to diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and obesity are all higher than among White Americans, according to the CDC. The authors summarized the report by noting that America’s economic situation has substantially deteri- (continued on page 5) The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 4

Boseman in the Marvel Pictures mega-hit, “Black Panther” GETGET YOURYOUR WEEKWEEK IN MEMORIAM: ENDEND EDITIONEDITION Chadwick(continued from page 2) Boseman (directed by Spike Lee) and August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s ONLINE! Black Bottom (directed by George C. Wolfe and produced ONLINE!ith area by Denzel Washington). Washington and Boseman were first introduced when churches Washington paid for Boseman and several other Howard University students to continue their theater studies by closed due to taking a theater course in Oxford. The Howard University-educated thespian was the star the COVID-19 pan- of Marvel’s Black Pantherfranchise, bringing to life one of demic and the city’s “stay-at-home” order, the Mil- the most important and revered superheroes in American WW film history. waukee Communnity Journal’s WEEKEND Directed by Ryan Coogler, Black Panther was the first superhero movie to be nominated for a best picture Oscar EDITION can now be found and read ONLINE! Just and one of the highest-grossing films of all time, bringing in over $1billion. go to milwaukeecommunityjournal.com and click Black Panther became more than a movie, morphing on the cover of the WEEKEND EDITION! You will into a celebration of Black culture, art, history, achieve- ment and intellect in addition to highlighting the Black cul- then be able to read it online the same way you tural presence and influence in comic book culture. Boseman was no stranger to playing iconic characters, can read the MCJ online! bursting onto the big screen in 2013’s 42 as baseball legend Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in major league baseball. Boseman went on to star as Soul legend James Brown in 2014’s Get On Up and Thurgood Mar- shall in Marshall in 2017. Boseman brought a quiet dignity and powerful presence to these characters, with performances reflective of the weight they hold in world culture. Prior to breaking into film, Boseman lived in New York, teaching at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture while cutting his teeth on small roles on shows like Law & Order, Third Watch, ER and Lie to Me, eventually landing recurring roles on Lincoln Heights and Persons Public Notification of Completion of the ACCESS Clinical Trial Unknown. ACCESS (Access to the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory in Patients Without ST-Seg- It was Boseman’s turn as Jackie Robinson that ce- ment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Resuscitated from Out-of-Hospital Ventricular Fibrilla- mented his film star status and his performance as tion Cardiac Arrest) has been completed in Milwaukee County. T’Challa in Marvel’s Black Panther, that catapulted him to About the Research superstardom. Black Panther grew beyond the big screen The purpose of the ACCESS trial was to determine which of two standard treatments, if and became a cultural phenomenon. any, results in better outcome: (1) Initial cardiac catheterization laboratory (CCL) admis- Boseman, who hails from Anderson South Carolina, sion, or (2) initial intensive care unit (ICU) admission in adults 18-80 years of age success- gave moviegoers a king who was stoic, powerful and cap- fully resuscitated from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and no signs of a heart attack on tivating as he led warriors with love, intellect and strategy tracings of the heartbeat. as they fought to maintain control of their powerful, tech- This study was performed at 26 research sites throughout the United States and Canada. nologically superior nation, ripe for poaching by outsiders. Medical College of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital was one of the sites that performed Much like the Gullah culture of his home state, Boseman this research and entered 8 patients. Patients were included in the study following in- was able to effortlessly blend African and American cul- formed consent with the patient, their next-of-kin, or using exception from informed con- ture to help create a fantastical world on screen that was sent under emergency circumstances if the patient was unable to speak and next-of-kin inspirational and recognizable. could not be found. A total of 65 patients were entered into the ACCESS trial between Janu- ary, 2018 and July, 2019; 68% were male with an average age of 64 years. Of the 65 pa- Boseman led an all-star cast including Angela Bassett, tients, 75% were Caucasian, 15% were African-American, 8% were of unknown race, 1.6% Michael B. Jordan, Danai Gurira, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia were Native American, 1.6% were Asian, 3% of patients were Hispanic, and 23% were of un- Wright, Sterling Brown, Winston Duke and Academy known ethnicity. award-winning actors Lupita Nyong’o and Forrest Whitaker, holding his own and fortifying his status as a Study Results The ACCESS trial was stopped early, in July, 2019, because the rate of subject enrollment Hollywood superstar. was too low. The study results showed no difference in patient outcomes between treat- Boseman, who also appeared as T’Challa/Black Panther ment with initial CCL admission compared to initial ICU admission, including survival and in Avengers Infinity War and Avengers: End Game, functionally favorable survival at hospital discharge and 3 months following hospital dis- starred in and produced the films 21 Bridges, Marshall charge. and Message from the King, which he served as Execu- tive Producer. At the time of his death, Boseman was in For additional information, please contact Tom Aufderheide, MD at (414) 805-6493 or via email at [email protected] pre-production as producer on Yasuke, a film about the . (continued on page 5) The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 5 to rise above traumatic ex- #Change4Change, which serving Black communities periences and applauding supports HBCUs in Novem- during the COVID-19 pan- their campus activism. ber 2019. demic. Boseman, who was men- The private public figure The youngest of four, tored by fellow Howard Uni- spent time visiting children Boseman is survived by his versity alum Phylicia suffering from cancer at St. parents Leroy and Carolyn Rashad and helped finan- Jude’s Research Center. In Boseman, siblings Kevin, cially by Denzel Washing- April 2020, the actor do- Dionne and Derrick and ton as a student donated nated $4.2 million worth of wife Taylor Simone Led- $100,000 to PPE equipmentto hospitals ward. Boseman was 43.

Boseman as legendary baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson in the movie, “42.”

(continuedChadwick from page 4) Bosemanhistory making selection as world’s first Black Samurai the Democratic Vice-Presi- in which Boseman was dential nominee for the slated to star. 2020 U.S. Presidential elec- In addition to acting and tion, which was his last producing, Boseman was Twitter post before his also an activist and philan- death. thropist supporting social In 2018, the wonderkind justice initiatives like performer delivered a pow- Michelle Obama’s #When- erful commencement WeAllVote and celebrating speech at Howard Univer- fellow Bison Kamala Harris’ sity encouraging students COVID-19 Now Third Leading Cause of Death (continuedAmong from page 3) Blacks orated since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the gross domestic product fell at an annualized rate of 32.9 percent from April to the end of June 2020. It’s the most significant decline on record. Families across race and ethnicity are feeling the pain, but African Americans are generally in an even weaker posi- tion to absorb this economic adversity, the authors said. Further, Black families face a range of economic risks without the buffer from stable employment, adequate earnings, or sufficient savings and wealth accumulation. “Amid substantial economic and policy uncertainty, there is the potential for this crisis to have negative, long-term economic and educational consequences. COVID-19 has exposed and further highlighted existing racial inequality across economic and health status,” the authors wrote. They continued: “As a result, these preexisting factors have left many Black families at greater risk to bear the consequences of this historic economic crisis. Inadequate, additional fed- eral economic relief, such as legislation that does not provide enough unemployment assistance and supplements to the safety net, potentially threatens Black families’ economic security. “Ultimately, robust, reliable fiscal policy responses to the crisis will help to reduce the negative impacts of the pandemic on families. If the economic and public health crisis continues at its current pace, many American families will require such assistance, including a disproportionate share of Black families.” The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 6

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CAMILE LAVERN HAMPTON You are further notified that if the by publication as a Class 3 notice In the matter of the name change of: parties to this action have minor for three (3) weeks in a row prior to (2) Upon the request of a party to an NOTICE IS GIVEN: BRENDAN WILLIAM OBRIEN children, violation of 948.31 Wis. the date of the hearing in the Mil- action affecting the family, includ- A petition was filed asking to By (Petitioner) BRENDAN Stats., (Interference with custody by waukee Community Journal, a ing a revision of judgment or order change the name of the person listed WILLIAM OBRIEN parent or others) is punishable by newspaper published in Milwaukee under sec. 767.59 or 767.451: above: fines and/or imprisonment: County, State of Wisconsin. (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner From: CAMILE LAVERN HAMP- NOTICE IS GIVEN: Dated: 8-18-2020 shall, with or without charge, pro- TON To: CAMIEL LAVERN A petition was filed asking to If you and the petitioner have minor BY THE COURT: vide the party with written informa- HAMPTON change the name of the person listed children, documents setting forth the HON. WILLIAM S POCAN tion on the following, as appropriate Birth Certificate: CAMILE LAV- above: percentage standard for child sup- Circuit Court Judge to the action commenced: ERN HAMPTON From: BRENDAN WILLIAM port established by the department 181/8-19-26/9-2-2020 1. The procedure for obtaining a OBRIEN To: CECILIA MADE- under 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the judgment or order in the action IT IS ORDERED LINE OBRIEN factors that a court may consider for SUMMONS 2. The major issues usually ad- This petition will be heard in the Birth Certificate: BRENDAN modification of that standard under (PUBLICATION) dressed in such an action. Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, WILLIAM OBRIEN 767.511 (1m). Wis Stats. are avail- STATE OF WISCONSIN 3. Community resources and family State of Wisconsin. able upon your request from the CIRCUIT COURT court counseling services available Judge’s Name: HON. TIMOTHY IT IS ORDERED Clerk of Court. MILWAUKEE COUNTY to assist the parties. WITKOWIAK BR 22 Room 415 This petition will be heard in the Case No. 20FA002275 4. The procedure for setting, modi- PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, Milwau- Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, You are notified of the availability Divorce-40101 fying, and enforcing child support kee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: Sep- State of Wisconsin. of information from the Circuit awards, or modifying and enforcing tember 15, 2020 TIME 11:00 A.M. Judge’s Name: HON. WILLIAM S Court Commissioner as set forth in In Re: The marriage of: an AN- legal custody or physical placement IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: POCAN Room 401 PLACE: 901 N. 767.105 WIs.Stats. GELA PEARLE SHACKLEFORD judgments or orders. Notice of this hearing shall be given 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Respondent: BRYAN JUSTICE (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner by publication as a Class 3 notice 53233 DATE: September 21, 2020 767.105 Information from Circuit DWIGHT SHACKLEFORD shall provide a party, for inspection for three (3) weeks in a row prior to TIME 1:45 P.M. 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TIMOTHY WITKOWIAK waukee Community Journal, a shall, with or without charge, pro- you. 184/8-19-26/9-2-2020 Circuit Court Judge newspaper published in Milwaukee vide the party with written informa- 185/8-19-26/9-2-2020 County, State of Wisconsin. tion on the following, as appropriate You must respond with a written de- SUMMONS Dated: 8-18-2020 to the action commenced: mand for a copy of the Petition (PUBLICATION) SUMMONS BY THE COURT: 1. The procedure for obtaining a within 40 days from the day after STATE OF WISCONSIN (PUBLICATION) HON. WILLIAM S POCAN judgment or order in the action the first day of publication. CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF WISCONSIN Circuit Court Judge 2. The major issues usually ad- MILWAUKEE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT 189/8-26/9-2-9-2020 dressed in such an action. The demand must be sent or deliv- NOTICE AND ORDER FOR MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUMMONS 3. 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It is recommended, but not required A petition was filed asking to LAWRENCE CLARK Petitioner JOSE L SALAZAR and (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner that you have an attorney help or change the name of the person listed Respondent: GRISELDA FLORES shall provide a party, for inspection represent you. above: NOTICE IS GIVEN: or purchase, with a copy of the From: ANTONIO DERAINE GAY- A petition was filed asking to THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO statutory provisions in this chapter If you do not demand a copy of the FIELD To: ANTONIO DERAINE change the name of the person listed THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE generally pertinent to the action. Petition within 40 days, the court GUZMAN above: AS RESPONDENT: may grant judgment against you for Birth Certificate: ANTONIO DE- From: MALIK LAWRENCE You are notified that the petitioner Date: 8-27-2020 the award of money or other legal RAINE GAYFIELD CLARK To: MALIYA ELIZA- named above has filed a Petition for BY: JOSE L SALAZAR action requested in the Petition, and BETH FRANCES ELLIOTT divorce or legal separation against 188/8-26/9-2-9-2020 The Weekend Edition•September 4, 2020•Page 7 SUMMONS SUMMONS Legals (PUBLICATION) (PUBLICATION) FEEL THE PULSE OF STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT MILWAUKEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY YOUR COMMUNITY! NOTICE AND ORDER FOR NOTICE AND ORDER FOR affidavits NAME CHANGE HEARING NAME CHANGE HEARING Case No. 20CV004126 Case No. 20CV3706

In the matter of the name change of: In the matter of the name change of: divorce name RAYAN AHMED HASSAN De’Monnica Da-Shane Harwell By (Petitioner) AHMED HASSAN By (Petitioner) De’Monnica Da- Shane Harwell NOTICE IS GIVEN: A petition was filed asking to NOTICE IS GIVEN: change change the name of the person listed A petition was filed asking to above: change the name of the person listed From: RAYAN AHMED HASSAN above: To: RAYAN AHMED IBRAHIM From: De’Monnica Da-Shane Har- eviCtions Birth Certificate: RAYAN AHMED well To: Hasan X Moses HASSAN Birth Certificate: De’Monnica Da- Shane Harwell IT IS ORDERED This petition will be heard in the IT IS ORDERED Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, This petition will be heard in the State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, liens! Judge’s Name: HON. PEDRO State of Wisconsin. COLON PLACE: Milwaukee Judge’s Name: HON. KEVIN E County Courthouse/Zoom, Room MARTENS BR 27 Room 403 412 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street ***TO Place Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: Septem- BE HELD VIA ZOOM*** Milwau- ber 25, 2020 TIME 9:00 A.M. kee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: Octo- ber 1, 2020 TIME 8:30 A.M. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: them Notice of this hearing shall be given IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: by publication as a Class 3 notice Notice of this hearing shall be given for three (3) weeks in a row prior to by publication as a Class 3 notice the date of the hearing in the Mil- for three (3) weeks in a row prior to waukee Community Journal, a the date of the hearing in the Mil- here! newspaper published in Milwaukee waukee Community Journal, a County, State of Wisconsin. newspaper published in Milwaukee Dated: 8-12-2020 County, State of Wisconsin. BY THE COURT: Dated: 8-27-2020 HON. PEDRO COLON BY THE COURT: "COVID- Circuit Court Judge HON. KEVIN E MARTENS 187/8-26/9-2-9-2020 Circuit Court Judge 19 is 191/9-2-9-16-2020 SUMMONS SUMMONS (PUBLICATION) (PUBLICATION) teach- STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT ing us MILWAUKEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY NOTICE AND ORDER FOR NOTICE AND ORDER FOR NAME CHANGE HEARING NAME CHANGE HEARING that we Case No. 20CV004335 Case No. 20CV004126 can get In the matter of the name change of: In the matter of the name change of: THALIA GUADALUPE MAR- NAIMA AHMED HASSAN QUEZ By (Petitioner) AHMED HASSAN the By (Petitioner) THALIA GUADALUPE MARQUEZ NOTICE IS GIVEN: truth A petition was filed asking to NOTICE IS GIVEN: change the name of the person listed A petition was filed asking to above: out change the name of the person listed From: NAIMA AHMED HASSAN above: To: NAIMA AHMED IBRAHIM (about From: THALIA GUADALUPE Birth Certificate: NAIMA AHMED MARQUEZ To: THALIA HASSAN GUADALUPE FUERTE the Birth Certificate: THALIA IT IS ORDERED GUADALUPE FUERTE This petition will be heard in the virus) in Dr. Benjamin Chavis, Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, president of the National Newspaper Publishers IT IS ORDERED State of Wisconsin. Association-Black Press Usa This petition will be heard in the Judge’s Name: HON. PEDRO a timely Circuit Court of Milwaukee County, COLON PLACE: Milwaukee State of Wisconsin. County Courthouse/Zoom, Room manner...The last thing Judge’s Name: HON. PEDRO 412 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, COLON PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: Septem- Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 ber 25, 2020 TIME 9:00 A.M. the Black DATE: September 25, 2020 TIME 10:00 A.M. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: community needs Notice of this hearing shall be given IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: by publication as a Class 3 notice Notice of this hearing shall be given for three (3) weeks in a row prior to (at this time) from the by publication as a Class 3 notice the date of the hearing in the Mil- for three (3) weeks in a row prior to waukee Community Journal, a Black Press is the date of the hearing in the Mil- newspaper published in Milwaukee waukee Community Journal, a County, State of Wisconsin. newspaper published in Milwaukee Dated: 8-12-2020 silence." County, State of Wisconsin. BY THE COURT: Dated: 8-12-2020 HON. PEDRO COLON Despite the pandemic, YOUR Milwaukee Community Journal, is still BY THE COURT: Circuit Court Judge getting ads from companies and businesses considered "essential" HON. PEDRO COLON 190/8-26/9-2-9-2020 Circuit Court Judge such as food stores. We've even highlighted Black businesses (es- 186/8-26/9-2-9-2020 pecially restaurants) that are still "open for business." Like other

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