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Paul Ryan's Advice For Donald Trump's Running Mate: 'Get Thick Skin'
(NPR)---House Speaker Paul Ryan knows what it's like to be thrown into running for vice president. Just four years ago, he was named Mitt Romney's running mate in the former Massachusetts governor's failed bid for the presidency.
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Kenosha's Lincoln Park Lagoon to be Dredged
Some adjustments in the city’s Capital Improvement budget to pay for dredging Kenosha's Lincoln Park Lagoon were approved by the Stormwater Utility Committee this week. Public Works Director Shelly Billingsley told the committee that a DNR permit will be needed--
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On the Way: Major Construction on Highway 165 in Pleasant Prairie
A major east-west route through Pleasant Prairie goes under major construction starting on Monday. Highway 165---from I-94 east to Green Bay Road---will be resurfaced---and---the portion of the road from Corporate Drive---which is just east of the Interstate---to
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Walker, Trump and Clinton All Unpopular in Wisconsin
Governor Scott Walker’s approval rating remains below 40% according to the new Marquette University Law School poll released yesterday. Other results of the poll---Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton remain deeply unpopular here in Wisconsin.
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KUSD Administrative Changes
Kenosha---An administrative reorganization and several retirements have led to a series of personnel changes at Kenosha Unified.
Two of the district's five high schools will have new principals this fall.
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Poll: Walker Approval Hangs Below 40 Percent
Gov. Scott Walker's approval rating remains below the 40 percent mark
A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows Walker's approval at 38 percent, nearly unchanged from 39 percent in June. It was at 43 percent in March just before Wisconsin's
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Best Western Harborside Reopens
Kenosha---The city's only downtown hotel re-opened for business Wednesday after addressing a laundry list of fire code violations.
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Narrow Escape For Dealership Burglars
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Mt. Pleasant---Police spotted the thieves who've been breaking into auto dealerships and stealing vehicles, but they got away in an early-morning chase.
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Racine Sheriff Deputies to Get Body Cameras
Racine County Sheriff's patrol deputies and jail staffers will be outfitted with body cameras starting around November 1st, under a five-year contract with Taser International approved by the County Board at a total cost of about 925-thousand dollars. County
