City explains how flooding was averted last weekend
Hearing on Park 6's fate is delayed
City: Blue bins increase recycling 75 percent
Celebrating 175 years: Mysterious Pilgrim Mills, Inc.
City plans to use foreclosures to revitalize its housing stock
State schools out of running; no 'Race to the Top' funding
- Project Reach Out offers help to homeless vets
- Racine daily one-liners (July 27)
- Now Hiring: Jobs in Racine (July 28)
- Asphalt plant proposed in Racine County
- HALO fundraiser at Jose's Blue Sombrero on Aug. 3
Post-Its: News, Links & Notes
- Root River below flood stage
- Ryan calls out GOP for lack of leadership
- Fiat splits in two; CNH revenues climb 16%
- Feingold: Classified documents reveal 'deeply flawed' Afghanistan policy
- Former All Saints head quits Wheaton-Franciscan
- Park 6 owner calls for ordinance to stop loitering outside of Racine bars
- Heckenlively campaign: Paul Ryan votes against federal flood insurance
- Photos of flooding near Island Park
- Motorcycle stunt show draws a crowd
- Straight out of Steinbeck: ReStore's oldest volunteer
- Racine sewer plant avoids dumping into Lake Michigan
- 80 years ago in Racine news
- Dickert's donations so far: $18k from pols, biz leaders
- Turner reports $10K campaign balance
- Park 6, city will argue over liquor license July 29
- Racine County using stimulus money
to help low-income residents find work - Racine's Butter Buds develops vegan bacon
- 2010 Gateway Technical College grads
- Support Racine's indie media
- Heckenlively OK'd by GAB;
Tucker kicked off Ryan ballot - 10-Year-Plan Contest: We have a winner!
- Kohl votes for Kagan, while faulting confirmation process
- Review of City of Racine's 2009 economic interest statements
- Unified: Show me the money!
- Mitchell Middle School topped 1,500 votes in its race to win $500,000 from Kohl's!
- Tanker rollover closed part of Route 20 Tuesday
- Treasures Media buys 200,000-sq. ft. Mt. Pleasant property
- Paul Ryan: National defense is federal government's priority
- NAACP members 'frustrated and angry' over Downtown Racine report
- Racine's Perceptral listed in 'Top Secret America' report
- Lots of great art to see on Gallery Night
- Clear Channel tower construction knocks E-vergent customers offline
- Feingold will be here to help county Dems open campaign HQ on Saturday
- 'Microburst' storm slams Racine | Photos @ RacineUncovered
- Sheriff hopeful Molnar says he'd put jail inmates to work
- Racine Community Foundation gives out $123,500 in grants
- Mason, 30 state legislators call on Congress to extend jobless benefits
- J-S features Racine urban farm
- 100 years ago in Racine ...
- Root River environmental center getting new weather center
- Racine Uncovered: Riot in Racine County Jail Tuesday night
- SCJ jumps the shark with iPhone app... for Glade (Well, at least it's free.)
- Scooter competition added to Lake F/X Games in Racine
- City building and occupancy permits for June
- Government notes for July 14
- Feingold has $4.3 million campaign chest | Big financial disparity between his two GOP rivals
- City opening jobs labs at three community centers
- Racine YMCA joins a trend, changing its name to 'the Y'
- Two local youth qualify for national track meet
- Former county worker charged with falsifying child protection documents
- Your Yoga Lifestyle opening school in Racine
- Modine names Michael Lucareli new CFO
- Milwaukee Wave planning North Beach soccer game Aug. 7
- Tip! Avoid parking meters at the Racine Public Library by parking across Pershing Park Drive. It's a little longer walk, but no need to worry about parking tickets.
- The Racine Art Museum was featured Tuesday night on Milwaukee Public Television's 'Arts Digest.' Watch the show here.
Weekend rainbow caught by Derek Stolpa
- Mitchell Middle School's quest for $500,000 from Kohl's tops 700 votes. The school's organized campaign puts it, and Unified, in the running for a big pay day. Vote here!
- Shooting at Warning Track bar leaves 19-year-old dead
- NAACP report on Downtown was an early, incomplete draft, source says
- City may automatically disqualify developers, contractors
- Shorewest, First Weber picked to sell city-owned homes
- Unified lures California-based speaker, author to head Gifford Elementary
- 10-Year Plan: Mayor should reach out to community for long-term planning
- VIDEO: Mayor Dickert helps Pacific Sands test oil spill clean up product
- City may help construction training program buy new building
- OP-ED: Downtown needs hospitality for all
- Russ Weyers to head Johnson Financial
- 10-Year Plan: Focus on urban agriculture
- Heidi Fannin works to help Racine 'eat right'
- It takes lots of time, money to put on Racine's 4th Fest
- SCJ donating pest repellent to oil spill clean up
- Former mayoral candidate shares 10-point plan for city
- Wheaton-Franciscan sees big gains at Franklin hospital
- M&I extends foreclosure moratorium through September
"It infuriates me to be wrong when I know I am right."
--MoliereJuly 30-Aug. 7 'Ragtime' at Horlick High
July 30 Saved by Grace to perform at Music on the Monument
July 31 Birthday party for giraffes at the Zoo
July 31 Fill the Cupboard on Hubbard fundraiser for Food Bank
July 31 Aflac Irongirl Triathlon starts at North Beach
July 31 Benefit for bomb-sniffing dogs at Katie's Canine Klubhouse | Wiener dog racing
Aug. 1 Starving Artists Fair includes food mosaic fundraiser for Food Bank
Aug. 2 Comedy juggler offers free performance at Library
Aug. 3 Jose's Blue Sombrero hosting fundraiser for HALO
Aug. 3 National Night Out kickoff at Hamilton Park
Aug. 6 First Fridays lineup
Aug. 6 Free First Friday at RAM; meet artist Matthew Eskuche
Aug. 6 Mean Jake at Music on the Monument, First Fridays
Aug. 7 Main Gallery Chair-i-ties auction
Aug. 8 Big Brothers Big Sisters 7th annual 'Tour DeVour'
Aug. 12 RAM's 'Meet Me on the Patio'
Aug. 28 Lutheran High children's rummage sale
Aug. 28, 29 SOAR holds back-to-school carnival
July: Neighborhood Watch schedule
Continuing: Local Farmers' Markets
Continuing: Theatre Guild announces 2010-11 season
Continuing: RAM insect artistry
Continuing: Wedding Belles: Gowns with Style and Stories at Heritage Museum
Continuing: Apple Holler's 'Trouble and the Tropicabana: An I Love Lucy Mystery'
Continuing: Free tours of Fortaleza Hall
Wednesdays Animal Crackers
Thursdays Music & More
Fridays Music on the Monument
Saturdays Summer Nights at the Square
2010-2011 Racine Symphony Orchestra schedule
Aug. 6
Art and fun
at First Friday
'Accessing Capital' seminar by RCEDC at CATI on Aug. 5
Demonstrations of Constellation Healing scheduled
Registration open for city's fall softball leagues
City now accepting volleyball registrations
Internationally recognized 'InterPlay' coming to Racine in July
Lake House hosts training on 'Secrets to Good Groups'
Call for artists for Mitchell Lofts juried show
Spectrum offers fine arts classes for kids and adults
New family caregiver support group formed
Camp Kinder for youth with developmental disabilities
Career Industries seeks donations, volunteers for annual picnic
Cookbook fundraiser aids programs for developmentally disabled
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