BURLINGTON — Students at Karcher Middle School have raised enough funds to send 15 veterans on a Stars and Stripes Honor Flight. The students were inspired to help Wisconsin Veterans after their Social Studies teacher, Katherine Botsford, accompanied her dad on an Honor Flight in October. Karcher kids really put their hearts into the Cash […]
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Domestic disturbance with dangerous weapon brings 8 charges against Waterford man
WATERFORD — A 56-year-old Waterford man with a 1995 conviction for first-degree reckless homicide in Milwaukee faces eight criminal charges for a domestic disturbance, including two felonies, after his arrest Nov. 2. Robert L. Mayle, 108 N. 3rd St., faces two felony charges of second-degree recklessly endangering safety with the use of a dangerous weapon, […]
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4th OWI could mean 6 years in prison for Waterford man
WATERFORD — A traffic stop for speeding early Friday morning eventually led to the arrest of a 42-year-old Waterford man for his fourth operating while intoxicated (OWI) offense. If convicted of the felony charge, James T. White, 405 Racine St., faces a maximum possible prison term of six years and a $10,000 fine. White made […]
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West Allis man faces 5th OWI charge in Waterford
WATERFORD — The arrest of a 42-year-old West Allis man for his fifth OWI came after the sound of a vehicle crashing, followed by a revving engine in the early morning hours of Oct. 16. Joshua D. Malicki, 2432 S. 84th St., faces a felony charge that carries a possible maximum prison term of 10 […]
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Altercation including physical abuse of the elderly by Waterford man leaves one injured
WATERFORD — A verbal argument with a family member on Oct. 6 turned violent and led the Town of Waterford Police to arrest a 41-year-old man on four criminal charges including physical abuse of the elderly. Ryan Clifton, 28614 N. Lake Drive, Waterford, faces felony charges of physical abuse of the elderly and felony criminal […]
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UW-Whitewater School of Theatre and Dance: ‘Perfect Wedding’ opens Oct. 11, features local students
WHITEWATER, WI — The following students are members of UW-Whitewater’s production of “Perfect Wedding.” The production will run at Barnett Theatre in the Greenhill Center of the Arts, Oct. 11-14 at 7:30 p.m. and Oct. 15-16 at 2 p.m. Mount Pleasant Core Miller, from Mount Pleasant, is studying Theatre at the UW-Whitewater School of Theatre […]
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2022 Trick-or-Treat Schedule for Racine County
If you are looking for something sweet, it’s best to know where and when you can Trick-or-Treat. The 2022 Racine County Trick-or-Treat schedule provides information to make sure that you and your family have a happy Halloween. Trick-or-treat dates and times are subject to change per each Racine County city, town and village. Updates to […]
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Friday night lights: Varsity Football games for Racine County high schools Sept. 8
High school varsity football teams in Racine County will be under the lights tonight. Support local athletes by visiting a nearby football field to watch a game or two. Are you a fellow student, spectator, and/or family member looking for your school’s football schedule? The following directory can be used to find games happening tonight […]
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Friday night lights: Varsity Football games for Racine County high schools Sept. 2
It’s the first football game day, under the lights, since kids went back to school this week. Schools in Racine County are taking to the fields once again. Students, spectators, and players are gearing up for another night of high school football. Are you looking to catch a game, support our schools and watch local […]
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Friday night lights: Football games for Racine County high schools Aug. 26
It’s game day! Schools across Racine County will be back under the lights tonight. Students are gearing up for another night of high school football. Are you looking to catch a game, support our schools and watch local talent shine? The following directory can be used to find games happening tonight. Please note that listed […]
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Racine Roundup on TMJ4: City of Burlington’s new logo, Best of the Best Apple Orchards launches, and Reads by the River
The Racine Roundup aired on TMJ4 during the 4 p.m. news on Thursday, Aug. 25. web editor, Loren Lamoreaux, at the Racine County Eye, discussed various stories with TMJ4’s anchor Symone Woolridge on the newscast. During the segment, Lamoreaux discussed the change that the City of Burlington is seeing with its branding and logo. They […]
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Business Spotlight: Reads by the River
Nestled next to the Fox River is a new business, Reads by the River. The combination book store and gift shop is located at 102 East Main St. in Historic Downtown Waterford, not far from the Waterford Public Library. Bookworms, scholars, teachers, tourists, and community members now have a spot to shop small while expanding […]
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Kalamazoo College 2022 graduates include Waterford’s Megan Williams
KALAMAZOO, MI – More than 300 students have met the academic requirements to receive their Bachelor of Arts degrees from Kalamazoo College in 2022. Congratulations to our graduates including Megan Williams of Waterford! About Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo College (K College), founded in 1833, is a nationally recognized residential liberal arts and sciences college located in […]
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Business Spotlight: Rusty’s Dry Goods opens July 23
A new storefront will open its doors in Waterford, Wis. at 11 a.m. on July 23. Rusty’s Dry Goods will be the newest upscale men’s shop in town. Located at 307 E. Main St., the shop will carry various home and gift items. In keeping with the mission to support local, these goods are made […]
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Man behind alleged Waterford bank bomb scare never threatened employees before
The 52-year-old Racine man who allegedly threatened a Waterford bank employee by saying his briefcase held a bomb never threatened bank staff before. David Brown was charged Thursday in Racine County Circuit Court with a single misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. If convicted, he faces up to 90 days in jail and/or up to $1,000 […]