After Promotions Unlimited abruptly closed its doors on Friday, the president of the company Lorraine Greenberg notified its employees via a letter sent Wednesday that the closure is permanent and its paycheck vendor is reversing the employees’ direct deposits. Mount Pleasant-based Roosevelt Capital LLC owns Promotions Unlimited, which supplies retail stores with dollar store items and […]
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Week In Review: Child Neglect Charge And Death Of A Selfless Man
Catch up on our top news stories from the week in our week in review, which includes stories about a woman arrested for child neglect, a heroin overdose, a family displaced by fire, the death of a Racine native, and a car crash. http://racinecountyeye.com/newsdesk/child-neglect-charge-racine-woman/ http://racinecountyeye.com/newsdesk/man-overdoses-heroin-hours-finishing-rehab-program/ http://racinecountyeye.com/newsdesk/family-displaced-racine-home-following-fire/ http://racinecountyeye.com/newsdesk/eugene-szymczak-dies-67-sleep/ http://racinecountyeye.com/newsdesk/early-morning-crash-results-in-injuries/
Posted inBusiness
Eugene Szymczak, A Selfless Man, Dies At 67 In His Sleep
Eugene Szymczak died unexpectedly in his sleep on Sunday at the age of 67 and many in the community will miss his generosity, humor and selflessness. Szymczak started out as a teller at Educators Credit Union in 1972, then worked his way up to become the president and CEO. Since 1994, Educators Credit Union has […]
Posted inCommunity
Students get a ‘Reality Check’
About 600 Racine Unified high school students got a taste of financial reality Wednesday (Oct. 26) Â at Educators Credit Union’s annual Reality Check Day. The event, described as “a month in the life of being financially independent,” gives students first-hand experience in making key spending decisions on every day items like housing, transportation, insurance, food […]
Posted inPolice and fire
Woman No-Show in Bank Fraud Case, Warrant Requested
Mount Pleasant police say a 19-year-old Milwaukee woman was a no-show at her initial appearance Thursday to face felony bank fraud charges after she stole over $3,200 from Educator’s Credit Union. Jamia Addison was supposed to be formally charged Thursday with one felony count of fraud against a financial institution. If convicted, she faces up […]
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Police: Chicago Men Try To Get Car Loan With Fake ID’s
Two Chicago men with attempted fraud and identity theft after they tried to get a car loan with someone else’s driver’s license at Educator’s Credit Union in Sturtevant. Kevin Shealey, 49, and Jeffrey Maxwell, 42, were charged by the Racine County District Attorney’s Office with attempted fraud against a financial institution and felony personal identity […]
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