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Posted inEnvironment, Kenosha Lens, Local news, Non-Profits

Root-Pike WIN receives $70K grant for Parkside stormwater system

by Paul Holley

SOMERS — The Root-Pike Watershed Initiative Network (WIN) has received a $70,000 grant from the Fund for Lake Michigan to help manage stormwater runoff from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside here. UW-Parkside will contribute to the project’s cost by selling energy produced by the campus solar farm back to the electricity grid. “We appreciate the partnerships […]

Posted inBusiness, Kenosha business, Kenosha Lens, Kenosha Schools, Local news, Schools

Jockey, UW-Parkside announce partnership

by Racine County Eye

KENOSHA – Jockey International Inc. and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside this week announced a multi-year partnership that includes collaboration on facilities, athletics, career services and community engagement. The strength and conditioning facilities for Parkside athletics and the campus community is now named the Jockey Sports Performance Center. The partnership announcement was made at the university’s […]

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