Racine, WI News

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• United Way of Racine County News - April 2012
• Volunteer Drivers Needed!
• The Racine Art Museum Explores the Comforting Feeling of Wood Out on a Limb: Contemporary Wood Jewelry
• Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• United Way of Racine County News - October 2011
• The Racine Art Museum Publishes Book on Polymer Art
• Back to School for Racine - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• United Way of Racine County News - July 2011
• Racine Company Secures $1.6 Million in Financing Using BoeFly
• Racine Art Museum Launches New Artist Fellowship Program
• "Muslims for Peace" Promote Understanding in Racine, WI
• RAM Goes on the Road to Bring the Joy of Art to Others
• United Way Community Connection News - March 2011
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Racine Marriott New Year's Eve Celebration
• New Year's Eve Celebration
• United Way Of Racine County Community Connection - November 2010
• ACT classes begin Sept. 25 at Parkside
• College & University Graduates, Sept. 14
• Saying goodbye to Mr. Pete
• Raymond School students help along Kinnickinnic River
• Kelly Koeber
• Pen pals get chance to visit new friends
• Katelynn Ellison and Caitlin Lostocco
• Students enjoy HOSA event
• Community scholarships
• Punt, Pass and Kick Contest Sept. 18
• Packers-Eagles
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• Letters From Readers: Sept. 13
• Erase the monstrosity of the minimum markup
• Wisconsin-San Jose State
• Political Letters From Readers: Sept. 12
• Trust at issue after crash
• RECIPE: When sweet-and-sour chicken becomes a grinder
• Can you help? Wish list from nonprofit agencies
• Public parenting: Facebook, blogs add nuances, nuisances for parents
• EarthTalk: Yes, there are endangered plants
• 50 years later, Harper Lee's ‘Mockingbird' still sings
• The Root of It All: Caring for hibiscus
• The Bottom Line: An open letter to Trader Joe
• Draver, 50th anniversary
• Bode, 55th anniversary
• Vollmer, 60th anniversary
• Religion Today: Sept. 11
• Truck donated to GreenTech program
• Donation helps park
• Club Calendar: Sept. 11
• Library News: Sept. 11
• McCarthy, 90th birthday
• Soens, 95th birthday
• Trevor Hoffman
• BIRTH NOTICES: September 9, 2010
• DEATH NOTICES: September 9, 2010
• Rodgers a model for Packers, Eagles' Kolb
• Aaron Rodgers
• PREP FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE WEEK: Burlington Demons
• PREP FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Rex Morrow, Catholic Central
• PREP FOOTBALL WEEK 3 PREVIEW: Broncos, Wolverines look to right seasons Friday
• Republican sheriff's candidates
• Free speech and hate
• GIRLS TENNIS: Union Grove 7, Milwaukee Saint Thomas More 0
• FOOTBALL: Racine Lutheran, Catholic Central earn votes in AP poll
• DEATH NOTICES: September 8, 2010
• BOYS VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW: Angels loaded for big season
• Nutrition Quiz: Supplements to avoid
• Health & Fitness File, Sept. 8
• RECIPE: A healthy apple treat for Rosh Hashana
• Time to get your flu shot, but just one this year
• BOYS SOCCER: Union Grove Christian 0, Hartland University Lake School 0
• BOYS VOLLEYBALL: St. Catherine's sweeps Bradford, Waukesha South
• PHOTO: First day of school at Johnson
• Six to compete for title of Miss Latina Racine 2010
• St. Lucy's testing new laptops
• Racine Art Museum offering free tours
• Honor roll: Case High School
• Beyond pesto: Try these new uses for basil, that fragrant, classic herb
• WOMEN'S SOCCER: Carthage 3, St. Mary's (Ind.) 0
• WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Carthage 1-1 at UW-Eau Claire Labor Day Classic
• Class reunions
• PHOTO: First day of school at Jerstad-Agerholm
• Volunteer to host an exchange student
• Calling All Teachers campaign returns
• Schools honored for educating low-income families
• Library remodeling mh 014.jpg
• DADDY TALK: Public face, private face
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• How other companies hire temporary employees for county
• DEATH NOTICES: September 5, 2010
• EarthTalk: Farmed versus wild salmon
• Labor Day travels
• Frugal Living: How to enjoy luxury travel at greatly-discounted rates
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• Going to Canada? Learn the lingo
• DADDY TALK: Public face, private face
• The Root of It All: Fall is best time to make lawn healthy again
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• How other companies hire temporary employees for county
• DEATH NOTICES: September 5, 2010
• EarthTalk: Farmed versus wild salmon
• Frugal Living: How to enjoy luxury travel at greatly-discounted rates
• Going to Canada? Learn the lingo
• The Root of It All: Fall is best time to make lawn healthy again
• Labor Day travels
• Letter carriers collecting books for Cops ’N Kids
• RLC marking International Literacy Day
• Religion Today: Sept. 4
• Novinski, 100th birthday
• What's Going On: Sept. 4
• Schmidt, 50th anniversary
• Johnson, 50th anniversary
• Firebaugh, 50th anniversary
• Bowhall, 50th anniversary
• Ertel, 60th anniversary
• Deadline for receiving ballots from military, overseas voters extended
• Amber Alert canceled: Boys missing from Hudson, Wis. found
• BREAKING NEWS: JOHNSON BANK TO CLOSE BRANCH IN RACINE
• Fall in love with Harvest Days
• Overcoming obstacles - Mountain climber with MS shares experiences
• Customers react to Panera’s new calorie counts
• Officials lay out proposals for Highway 32 project
• Wingspread freshwater summit leads to call for action
• Great Lakes Brew Fest this weekend at Festival Park
• Bittersweet referendum outcome for Union Grove High School
• How to report voting problems to The Journal Times
• Public meeting on Highway 32 reconstruction today
• Some say city doesn't need more rental units
• Barrett visits O&H this morning
• O'Reilly Auto Parts to relocate
• GERY WOELFEL: Woodson’s agent a boon for Packers
• Coal ash expert advocates federal regulation
• Surgeon suing Wheaton wants to open own clinic
• New hot dog, sandwich shop planned for city's north side
• Pipeline leak pushes gas prices up
• GIRLS GOLF: Hawks control county
• EPA: Oil leak that caused gas prices to spike stopped
• At 90, he's still repairing shoes at his Uptown shop
• A safe way to give up a baby
• Juggling away stress
• Quite a memorable KISS
• Garage and vehicles destroyed in fire
• Local football fans optimistic about Packer season
• Rodgers leads Packers past Vick, Eagles 27-20
• Social media sites change the marketing landscape for local businesses
• Cyclist taken by Flight For Life Sunday morning
• Raiders out of playoffs
• Estimated 3,200 people attend TEA Party event
• Senior group offers lecture
• This week on 'The Morning Show'
• Coal ash expert coming to Caledonia on Monday
• Peace Rally intended to motivate, empower youth
• Tomato enthusiasts enjoy blind taste test at festival
• Democrats: Paul Ryan has to be stopped
• Tea party members address allegations of racism at rally
• Goodwill Industries to consolidate in Sturtevant, Racine
• Racine native pens ode to the Green and Gold
• Education emphasized at Hispanic Heritage Month luncheon
• Obama’s back-to-school speech Tuesday
• Like a clock, auctioneer has his rhythm
• Local woman sets world record again
• EPA coal ash hearing is Thursday
• Clay runs for 2 TDs, No. 11 Wisconsin wins easily
• TEA Party town hall today
• FOOTBALL: Waterford 33, Union Grove 28
• FOOTBALL: Kenosha Bradford 56, Park 6
• Senior group offers lecture
• Housing sales dropped in August from a year before
• Petition filed against numbering Union Grove Village Board seats
• New bus tickets could help reduce fraud
• Mental health center open house Wednesday
• RAMAC turns over training to Gateway
• Threat of eviction lifted after mix-up
• What are you doing to kick off the new Packer season?
• Art served with an olive or a twist
• Autism fund-raiser is this Saturday
• Sept. 11 tribute Saturday at senior center
• Golden Foot restaurant opens on north side
• ProBuild to close remaining Racine operation this month
• Republican candidates for governor to visit Racine, Union Grove on Thursday
• PREP FOOTBALL WEEK 3 PREVIEW: Broncos, Wolverines look to right seasons Friday
• John Stossel not coming to Racine Saturday, neither is Michelle Malkin
• Neumann at Kewpee’s Thursday morning, Walker in Union Grove tonight
• Obama plans return to Wisconsin
• Council OKs Park 6 agreement
• Liquor license request approved for blues bar
• Golden Foot restaurant opens on north side
• Milw. parking panels not put on according to plan
• Former alderman attacked, taken to hospital
• EU to probe SC Johnson purchase of Sara Lee insecticide business
• Michigan woman accused of leaving son in Racine
• Developer eyes property for affordable housing near Regency Mall
• Sturtevant, North Bay gain seats on health department board
• Soccer club closer to its goal of permanent home
• TV's John Stossel to join Racine County TEA Party event on Sept. 11
• Man shot at Riverside Inn
• COP house rehab almost done
• This summer, I ... Readers share tales from their summer experiences
• Case’s Logic goes with gut feeling
• Tasty for a cause: Annual Taste of Racine helps Family Service
• Crews battle blaze in abandoned Grove industrial building
• Union members at LaborFest see jobs as foremost concern
• Annual awards honor workers
• Survivors: Caledonia couple appreciate every day after experiences that could, maybe should, have ki
• Archers sharpen their arm at Safari Shoot in Raymond
• A year later, some still struggle -- Checking back with last Labor Day's job hunters
• At Reef Point Marina, the stories behind the names
• Kenosha homicide victim identified
• CARTHAGE FOOTBALL: Jones, Funk do their thing
• No. 12 Wisconsin runs over UNLV 41-21
• ‘It’s who you know’: County hiring practices draw variety of opinions
• What's Your Story? Crossing guard keeps things friendly at corner
• Pardon our dust: Library patrons put up with renovation
• Labor Day travelers reveal their destinations
• PREP FOOTBALL: Burlington 12, Park 0
• More bike lanes planned in city
• Former employee is taking over Educators Credit Union car sales
• A new wind blows at Eco-Justice Center
• Author to sign new Frank Lloyd Wright books
• Women's clothing store coming to area
• PREP FOOTBALL: Waukesha South 21, Case 6
• Ramp to I-43 in Milwaukee closed for design flaw
• Fast-food industry veterans create new Dogs & Cream
• Harley, union reach proposed labor agreement
• Program about Milwaukee artist Czebotar Thursday
• Parkside offering ACT classes
• MLK Drive the city's first street with marked bike lane
• Racine Produce leaves trail of debt
• Record-high turnout predicted for Wis. primary
• Laborfest 2010 features food, awards and car show
• 250 feet of pavement to be ripped out due to State Street error
• Bet honored, 40 years late - Loser of 1970 swim race to take rival to dinner
• McKinley Middle kicks off year as IB school
• New school year begins at Yorkville: 'Bring it on'
• WTC piece coming to Burlington monument
• MILWAUKEE: Young golfer disqualifies self, gives up medal
• PREP FOOTBALL WEEK 2 PREVIEW: Panthers, Demons rivalry lives on the edge
• BOYS SOCCER: Prairie 4, Kenosha Christian Life 1
• Unified plans to sell current office site for $500,000
• Health care reform comes to Racine
• New computers greet Unified students on first day
• New students’ stories are wide Rangers
• Janes Elementary principal on leave
• ‘Difficult on everybody' - Parkside professor takes own life, surprising family, friends
• Design error sets back State Street project, closes intersection
• New York Times highlights Feingold senate race
• Shelter needs donations for school supply giveaway
• Electronics recycling law takes effect Wednesday
• His hole-in-one won him a Carnival cruise
• Unified to buy new central office
• Farmer killed by bull - a ‘country boy’ who always loved farming
• Chalk one up for teamwork
• Officials investigate early morning fire on Slauson Avenue
• Local schools need your votes this week in online contest
• WITH VIDEO: New Mitchell Middle science wing ready for students
• More than 66,000 Wis. voters don't match
• Motorcyclist dies after collision with oncoming car
• Nerves and all, the show must go on at CATHE Center
• Study: Unified central office move makes sense
• He couldn't turn his back on a dog trapped in a canyon
• Oconomowoc motorcyclist dies after collision with oncoming car
• Couple to turn auto repair shop into wedding hall
• Obama coming to Milwaukee again
• Threat run down Steelers
• RAIDERS FOOTBALL: Nunez drives Racine to win
• Fire pit blamed for garage fire
• Industrial green -- Slowly, green chemistry is transforming how we make stuff
• Caledonia ponders development along Interstate 94
• 'Lucky Joe' has won Pick 4 eight times in two months.
• Volunteers go after invasive plant species at Colonial Park
• Electrical problem may have caused fire
• PREP FOOTBALL: Park 43, Milwaukee South 8
• PREP FOOTBALL: Racine Lutheran 41, Brookfield Academy 20
• Caledonia rejects trucking company's frontage road move
• Probation for man convicted of battery in Park High School fight
• Mayor of Milwaukee promises to bring in jobs as governor
• Car fire closes Kinzie for almost an hour
• Fire closes section of Douglas Avenue
• Local rock band to open for KISS
• Ridgewood cited for handling of sexual assault complaint
• Committee agrees to suspend Park 6 license
• Committee wants answers to jail's projected shortfall
• DRC announces winners of Hour Town public art project
• Report: We Energies plant a source of groundwater contamination
• Local crews go to Chicago for massive tornado exercise
• 10-year plan: What others have to say
• $1 Uptown artist building draws just one development proposal
• Library's second floor closing for renovation
• Panda Express coming next summer
• No real answers for residents without drinking water for a year
• Jobless rates wobble slightly in July
• 165 contracts given out in city's housing program
• Keeping his Scottish heritage alive in Caledonia
• Local women discuss equality, 90 years after getting the vote
• Mount Pleasant softball field to be razed, soil moved
• Art Squared project finale Saturday
• A&E invests $485,000 in computer-controlled laser
• Red Hot Chilli Pipers bring bagrock to McAuliffe's Wednesday
• Dickert lays out plan for city
• 10-year plan: Big plans can present big risks
• Update on Racine Youthful Offender Correctional Facility at meeting Wednesday
• Free child safety seat inspections Tuesday
• Helping out - Backpacks for all at this year's giveaway
• Union Grove board votes to number trustee seats
• Candle causes house fire
• Local Audubon chapter pursuing Bird City status for Racine
• Bulk foods, goods store coming to Mount Pleasant
• Getting attention for breastfeeding
• JT TOPICS: Will you go through the new full-body scanner at Milwaukee's airport?
• Strong tip off for Gus Macker Tournament in city
• Vampires, ghosts draw an audience at bookstore
• Sexting incident leads to swim chase in lake
• CalStar fly ash brick plant building steam for next year
• Group working to a launch a local, natural food co-op in Downtown Racine
• Racine TEA Party finds itself fighting misconceptions
• Raiders hang on to beat Threat 41-38
• Army promotes St. Catherine's graduate to lieutenant general
• Ryan to speak at Racine TEA Party event on Sept. 11
• Raiders-Threat rivalry bursts to life at a packed Horlick Field
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash with auto
• Two people struck in shooting
• FINAL: Racine Raiders 41, Racine Threat 38
• Roma Lodge turns 85
• Project Reach Out aids homeless veterans
• Park fieldhouse construction on schedule
• CHICAGOLAND: Former Gov. Blagojevich autograph is $50 at comic book convention today
• Johnson Dog Park closes starting Monday
• Feingold opponent Ron Johnson is against the mosque near ground zero
• Johnson running to repeal national health care reform
• New principal selected for Wadewitz
• Unified to get more than $4.5 million from jobs bill
• Woman crashes car into house
• Almost all Unified high schools see ACT gains
• Sen. Feingold speaks out in support of mosque near Ground Zero
• Hwy. 38 could be expanded to four lanes in the future
• DNR fines fire department for not notifying them about burning a house
• Apparent internal disagreements within local NAACP arise at meeting
• Caledonia changes rules for Police, Fire Commission
• Beach season coming to a close
• Supporters of fathers' rights demonstrate outside courthouse
• Public auction of Hour Town clocks set for Sept. 11
• LAKE DELTON: Operator of Wis. ride where girl fell is charged
• Toffee-maker to bring operation to Sturtevant
• Life-size photos to appear for breastfeeding awareness campaign
• Favre comes back for second season with Vikings
• Community briefs, Aug. 18
• This year, no child will be turned away from backpack giveaway
• Carthage College gets high marks in national magazine
• Community for Change takes on local problems
• Racine man’s 'immodest' beach behavior comes with fine
• OSHA fines Burlington company again, this time for $375K
• 'Fill-A-Boat' food drive on Saturday
• No smoking proposed in parks
• Rape after keys found at bar: Police have DNA evidence
• Gingers set to go to hearing on liquor license
• SUPERIOR: Iraq war vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self
• Village Board postpones soccer fields again
• United Way of Racine County News - July 27, 2010
• Exciting Gemstone Panning Attraction Comes to Apple Holler – Sure to Please Guests of All Ages!
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Racine!
• The Racine Art Museum Appoints New Curator of Exhibitions
• United Way of Racine County News - January 20, 2010
• Apple Holler’s Red Barn Theatre to Hold Auditions
• Upcoming December Events at the Racine Art Museum
• News from United Way of Racine County - August 17, 2009
• United Way News - May 12, 2009
• United Way of Racine County News - March 26, 2009
• United Way of Racine County News - February 23, 2009
• 1530 South Main Street - Racine, WI - Home for Sale!
• United Way - Youth as Resources Grant Application Deadline Coming Fast!
• Racine - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• Great Midwest Dragon Boat Festival
• Wisconsin man wins Grand Champion at Professional BBQ Competition
• Tribute To Bix Fest
• Summer Pops - Brush Up On Your Shakespeare

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