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More Testing Scheduled on Rebuilt Velodrome
Kenosha---More testing is expected to be done Thursday on the rebuilt Velodrome in Washington Park.
Two weeks ago, the City Council balked at paying the contractor after some hair line cracks were observed in the new concrete surface.
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Belfry Theatre in Williams Bay Announces Talent Line Up
The promise was to open during the summer of 2016, but the historic Belfry Music Theatre in Williams Bay will actually beat that by a few days when it reopens on June 10th after nearly 20 dormant years. The first four events will be music acts that will play on
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Low Cost Dental Clinic in Racine Will Expand to Kenosha
The 2015 closing of the Racine Community Health Center left a lot of Medicaid and BadgerCare clients---as well as other low-income and un-insured Racine residents---without affordable dental care. The Community Health Center saw about 6,000 dental patients yearly.
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Racine To Waukesha: Hold The Flow, Please
Tuesday, May 10, 2016, 10:10am
By Chuck Quirmbach
A committee of representatives from 10 Great Lakes states and Canadian provinces is meeting in Chicago this week in hopes of hammering out final recommendations on Waukesha's plan to pipe in drinking water
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Will Paul Ryan Lose His GOP Primary? Probably Not
Tuesday, May 10, 2016, 10:38am
By Jessica Taylor
Over the weekend, Sarah Palin had a message for House Speaker Paul Ryan: You're going to pay for not getting on board the Trump Train.
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State Department Of Health Services Will Begin Monitoring For Zika-Carrying Mosquitos In June
10 Counties Near Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota Will Be Focus
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Ryan Says He Wouldn't Fight Trump Over RNC Chairmanship
House Speaker Publicly Withheld Endorsement Of GOP Frontrunner Last Week
Monday, May 9, 2016, 3:10pm
By Shawn Johnson
House Speaker Paul Ryan of Janesville says he'd step down as co-chairman of the Republican National Convention if
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Support, Probation for Caledonia Woman Accused of Animal Neglect
Racine---A Caledonia woman says she treated her large collection of animals as if they were family.
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"Born Survivors": Remarkable Stories to Unfold at Lake Geneva Library
Lake Geneva---It’ll be a remarkable reunion of sorts at the public library here on Saturday, May 14th: Two of three children who were born under great secrecy in a Nazi concentration camp will join the son of the U-S soldier who freed the babies and their mothers.