Read about two TETNA residents who love food: Bobby Pantuso reviews his experience at the new Daymaker Cafe and Theresa Nemetz describes her Milwaukee Food Tours business. If you are a TETNA resident and would like to share your review of a TETNA-related business on our website, contact Julie Terwelp.

Board member Bobby Pantuso shares his experience at the new Daymaker Cafe:

I think the magic number of visits before you can truly judge a restaurant is three times. Today, I hit that magic number with Daymaker Cafe on 72nd and North. (more…)

Thursday, January 22, 2009 • 5:00-7:00PM
Garden Room at Hart Park

In November, the Wauwatosa’s Common Council appointed funds for a study on economic development for the city. The City of Wauwatosa has partnered with Ryan Horton and URS Corporation to analyze current economic development efforts in Wauwatosa and to recommend an organizational structure for economic development activities in the City.

A round-table discussion to address the concerns of small businesses and community groups in Wauwatosa is scheduled for Thursday, January 22, 2009, from 5:00 until 7:00pm and will take place in the Garden Room at Hart Park, located at 7300 Chestnut Street, Wauwatosa, WI 53213. Note: this meeting was originally scheduled for December but was rescheduled due to bad weather.

The meeting is being held as an informal discussion. There will be two tables set up: one for small business interests and one for community groups. Feel free to drop in at any time and to stay as long as you want.

Information is being gathered to learn about how the city’s development process can be improved, to determine future opportunities for economic development, and to provide information about the scope of the planning process.

Consider attending this important meeting that can especially impact the east Tosa area. Your input is very valuable to this process and to Wauwatosa’s future.

The North Avenue Neighborhood Alliance (The Alliance) was awarded a $40K Block Grant to fund the development of a comprehensive, long-term master plan and corresponding tactics for implementation to support economic sustainability on North Avenue from 60th-76th Street.  For a copy of the grant proposal, please visit http://easttosa.org.  The Alliance collaborated with East Town Business and Merchant’s Association, Inglewood Heights Neighborhood Association, Old Hillcrest Neighborhood Association, Pabst Park Neighborhood Association, Tosa East Towne Neighborhood Association and Washington Highlands Neighborhood Association to develop and submit the grant.

In order to ensure our voice is heard, the board of TETNA is seeking civic-minded residents from our neighborhood to represent us on the Planning Task Force.

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