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Edible Milwaukee
Arts & Culture
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Thu May 16, 2013
Edible Milwaukee Celebrates Local Food Scene
Jen Ede, Young Kim, Justin Johnson and Venice Williams.
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Susan Bence
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This month, a new quarterly magazine launches with a specific focus on food in Milwaukee.
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