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That’s why we spend a lot less time on publishing mug shots and a lot more time helping you understand the employment market, figure out how to spend more time with friends and family with our events calendar, and what you can do to help businesses that have opened up. Make no mistake…we aren’t shy. We tackle the big stuff, like COVID and issues around race.
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If you are canceling an event because of the COVID-19 virus, please fill out the following form. We’ll update the page daily.
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The virus spreads mainly from person to person. Originating in China, health experts have signaled concern because little is known about the virus. It can cause severe illness and pneumonia in some individuals. Symptoms — which can be mild to severe — may appear two to 14 days after exposure. They include fever, cough, and shortness of breath, according to the Center for Disease Control.
So far we know the following events have been canceled:
St. Patrick’s Day Parade, downtown Racine
Grandparent’s Day, North Cape PTO
Health officials are urging people who have a higher risk to start preparing now.
