Racine daily one-liners (July 27)

The Racine County Fair kicks off Wednesday. (Burlington Standard Press)

• The Warning Track Bar, 1301 Washington Ave., may lose its liquor license after a 19-year-old was killed in the bar July 10. (JT)

• A city committee rejected Ald. Eric Marcus' request to waive a $400 fee to review a city employee's records she compiled as an appointed member of the Countryside Humane Society's Board of Directors. The fee would pay for time the City Attorney's office spends reviewing the documents for confidential information. (JT)

• Kenosha remembers an 18-year-old shot and killed at Shirl's Drive-In with a vigil. (K-News)

• Two Torah scrolls stolen in 2008 were mysteriously returned to a Kenosha synagogue last weekend. (K-News)

• Former All Saints head resigns. (RacinePost)

• Great local rock show tonight at the Raytown Roadhouse.

• The Racine Unified Board of Educations Audit Committee will hold a regular meeting at 6pm on Monday, Aug. 9 at 2200 Northwestern Ave.