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10 haunted houses, hayrides, and walking tours in Southeastern Wisconsin

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Caledonia Police Department Weekly Police Reports Aug. 3-16

by Racine County Eye

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by Daniel Schoettler

Area high school athletes made their mark this past Saturday as they took on one more opportunity at playing high school-level football. Kenosha St. Joe’s DeAndre Baptiste, as well as Kenosha Bradford’s Christian Crump among others, seized that opportunity and raised money for a good cause on Saturday in the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association All-Star […]

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