Milwaukee seniors sing, wave flags from balconies amid COVID-19 quarantine
-
2:58
Friends remember Kenosha man killed in tavern shooting that led...
-
2:10
Historic Kenosha community theatre worries about future after...
-
2:02
Mukwonago farmer says he’s spent an extra $20K on diesel as...
-
1:00
Milwaukee’s Uptown neighborhood celebrates first-of-its-kind...
-
3:47
Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk returns to Henry Maier Festival...
-
3:00
County and city leaders in Milwaukee react to weekend shootings...
-
3:15
Milwaukee launches MKE GO to promote alternatives to driving...
-
3:52
Scam reports surged 80% nationally in 2025
-
2:28
Isolated showers remain possible after a soggy weekend
-
3:48
Realtor group chair talks August home sales, agent safety precautions
-
3:33
Brewers clinch NL Central, postseason tickets go on sale this...
-
2:45
Family members hold vigil for Milwaukee 16-year-old shot and...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A little rain didn't stop a group of seniors from singing a patriotic tune while stuck inside.
Residents of Village Manor Healthcare and Community Living in Milwaukee were on their balconies waving American flags and singing songs Wednesday afternoon.
Organizers of the patriotic display say it's an effort to stay strong during these hard times.
Ninety-three-year-old Marjorie Heinrich has a message for anyone struggling with self-isolation.
"I know it's hard, it's hard to stay cooped up...we all have to do whatever we have to do to get it better and get us right again," she said.
Marjorie, who goes by Marge, says she's getting ready to celebrate her 94th birthday on Flag Day.
She says she's hoping the world can come together and defeat the virus.