Sticker design becomes unofficial city symbol
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(MILWAUKEE) - What started out as a sticker has ended up with a mom and pop t-shirt business partnering with some of Milwaukee’s largest companies.
Now, Fred Gillich’s designs can be seen across the area helping to shape the image of the Brew City.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Brendan Cullerton shared the story of Too Much Metal for One Hand.
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