Posted inObituaries

Beverly I. Christensen, 88, enjoyed reading mystery novels and traveling the country

Obituary for Beverly I. Christensen September 12, 1935 – March 19, 2024 Beverly I. Christensen, 88, passed away March 19, 2024, at Ascension All Saints Medical Center. Beverly was born in Racine on Sept. 12, 1935, the daughter of the late Charles and Nina (née Royer) Erickson. Beverly I. Christensen Beverly was a proud graduate […]

Posted inLocal news, Schools

Racine Unified’s Soren Gajewski sees superintendent contract negotiations as a result of 17-year district dedication

RACINE — The Racine Unified School District Board of Education will begin contract negotiations with Soren Gajewski as a result of a unanimous vote on March 21. A March 21 press release reads, “Gajewski was one of two finalists who visited RUSD and participated in interviews with various stakeholder groups and a final interview with […]

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Jeanette Aegerter, 81, donated to homeless shelters and had a ‘soft spot for dogs’

Obituary for Jeanette Aegerter March 15, 1943 – March 19, 2024 Jeanette Aegerter, 81, passed away on March 19, 2024, at Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee surrounded by her loving family. Jeanette Aegerter Jeanette was born in Racine on March 15, 1943, to the late Walter and Dorothy Mielcarek. She was a 1961 graduate of Racine […]

Posted inCommunity, Local news, Non-Profits

Racine’s successful Summer Youth Employment Program to continue for its 4th year

RACINE – The United Way-supported Summer Youth Employment Program is underway for its fourth year, following a successful third year which saw 96% program completion. A March 4 press release details what this program aims to accomplish. “This innovative program helps young adults between the ages of 15 and 18 develop skills and prepare for […]

Posted inLocal news, Schools

5 upcoming groundbreaking ceremonies: Racine Unified’s Long-Range Facilities Master Plan

RACINE — The Racine Unified School District has been undergoing construction in its schools and facilities thanks to 2020 referendum funds. The construction is in accordance with RUSD’s Long-Range Facilities Master Plan. A March 11 newsletter details the most recent updates, including dates for five groundbreaking ceremonies. Hammes Field: new turf, other renovations Anticipated changes […]

Posted inCity Hall, Community, Government, Local news

Mayor Mason declares Feb. 4 Transit Equity Day in honor of Rosa Parks, announces scholarship competition

RACINE — The City of Racine will be commemorating the birthday of Rosa Parks this Feb. 4 by participating in Transit Equity Day, a nationwide celebration of the Civil Rights Movement figure. Not only is this a day of celebration, but Transit Equity Day is “a national day of action,” according to the Metropolitan Planning […]

Posted inLocal news, Schools

Racine Unified, First Student investigate Jan. 23 weather-related bussing issues

RACINE — Racine Unified School District is working with First Student, the school bus transportation company, to ensure the breakdown in communication that occurred Tuesday — leading to a chaotic morning pickup for Racine students — does not happen again. Reportedly, once the buses started their routes, the weather deteriorated and roads were slick in […]

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