**Updated 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31 Whether or not the City of Racine makes good on the past due joint dispatch bills owed to the county, city residents will not lose 911 service. Tom Christensen, director of joint dispatch services, told Racine County Eye there will not be an interruption in services for city residents. “The […]
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Expect Skamper Traffic Delays
Real Racine Skeleton Skamper Half-Marathon 5k Run/Walk will cause temporary traffic delays in parts of the Village of Mount Pleasant this Saturday morning. The start/finish lines and activities are in front of the Sealed Air Family YMCA, 8501 Campus Drive. That street will be closed to traffic at Corporate Drive. The YMCA entrances will be […]
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Pro Caledonia School District Group To Host Food Drive, Petition Drive
Citizens For A Caledonia School District, a group focused on forming an independent school district in Caledonia, will hold a pie sale and food donation drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 25 at the Eastside Community Center, 6156 Douglas Ave. The group will also be collecting signatures for a petition to ask state […]
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Woman Recovering After Stabbed Multiple Times
Racine police say 59-year-old Robert Schooler, of Racine, is facing 1st degree intentional attempted homicide charges after he stabbed a woman multiple times Monday. RPD Sgt. Jessie Metoyer in a press release said a woman was leaving her home at 9:30 p.m. Monday in the 1100 block of Grand Avenue when Schooler attacked her. A […]
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Police: Man in Custody for Grabbing People at Haunted House
Mount Pleasant police say a 52-year-old Kenosha man touched, grabbed and groped patrons at a haunted house over the weekend, and now he’s facing sex assault charges. Daniel Rosmann was charged Monday in Racine County Circuit Court with three misdemeanor counts of 4th degree sexual assault and one misdemeanor count each of disorderly conduct and […]
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Week In Review: Woman Tries To Rip Off Husband’s Penis, & Ghosts
You were busy this week. We get that, which is why we put together this week in review. So here are our top most read stories for the week. Woman Charged After Trying To Rip Off Husband’s Penis Racine Police release list of people with domestic violence warrants Battle Of The Badges Raises Big Money […]
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Woman Charged After Trying To Rip Off Husband’s Penis
A woman suffering from postpartum-depression and other mental health issues was charged after she punched, bit and tried to “rip off” her husband’s penis at a residence in the 3400 block of Ivy Lane on Monday, according to a criminal complaint by the Racine County District Attorney’s Office. The 28-year-old Caledonia woman was charged with […]
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Racine Unified Referendum Presentation at Mount Pleasant Board Meeting
Racine Unified Superintendent Lolli Haws will give a presentation about the upcoming school referendum Monday at the Mount Pleasant Village Board meeting. RUSD residents will vote in November on whether or not to approve funding $8.5 million every year for fifteen years to upgrade school buildings, raze buildings too old to be fixed and […]
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County Budget Includes Increased Funding for Fun
The proposed 2015 Racine County budget has good news and more good news for taxpayers; property taxes stay flat, and several cultural, recreation and entertainment will get some much-needed funding increases for the first time in years. Explaining that the zoo, symphony orchestra, and a proposed disc golf course are important quality-of-life issues, County Executive […]
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What’s Open on Columbus Day?
Monday is Columbus Day, and there are a number of local offices that will be closed, but here’s what’s open: Racine Unified classes are in session. Government offices in the villages of Caledonia, Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant are open. Regular garbage collection will go on as scheduled in Caledonia, Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant. The BUS […]
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Week In Review: 1 Injured In Crash, Memorial Held, Stolen Racing Pigeons
You were busy… we were busy. Here’s our top five most read stories this week in our week in review. Man Injured Following Double Car Crash ‘Werk4Mrk Candlelight Vigil Held Man Accused Of Stealing Racing Pigeons Do Several Ghosts Haunt Brossman’s Bar? Police: Woman Slaps Officer
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Fall Colors
A couple of friends of ours shared their many years of hard work making their home property a work of beauty, especially as the Fall Colors become their reds, yellows, browns and greens. They hope you enjoy the many Fall Colors. There is no audio track, just eye candy. Be sure to view this in […]
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Voter ID Blocked for November Election
The U.S. Supreme Court has blocked Wisconsin’s Voter ID law for the November election. In a 6-3 decision, the justices vacated the 7th Court of Appeals decision Monday that upheld the law passed by state lawmakers in 2011 along partisan lines. The American Civil Liberties Union on Tuesday asked the high court to block the decision […]
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8-Year-Old Injured in Afternoon Crash
The 1200 block of Washington Avenue was closed for several hours Thursday afternoon after an 8-year-old boy was hit by a car. A press release from Racine police Sgt. Jessie Metoyer indicates the child was attempting to cross Washington Avenue when he was struck by an eastbound SUV. The impact threw the boy into the […]
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Village Officers Will Carry Narcan
Officers from the villages of Caledonia, Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant will begin carrying Narcan in their squads later this month. Mount Pleasant police Chief Tim Zarzecki said that the move was initiated by South Shore Fire Chief Robert Stedman after an incident on Sept. 18 where a train kept an SSFD ambulance from arriving at the […]
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