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February 7, 2009
The art of cookie-decorating (and cookie-eating)
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There's an art to cookie decoration, and also to cookie-eating. ( Who knew? ) We stopped over at the Spectrum Gallery's CookiePalooz...
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Mason: Infant mortality program is moving forward
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After his name popped up in a report raising questions about the city's Infant Mortality Prevention program, Rep. Cory Mason said Frida...
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February 6, 2009
Drunk driver severely injures another on Spring St.
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A drunk driver caused a serious accident on Spring Street Friday night, crashing at high speed into an eastbound car west of Luedtke Avenue...
Per diems: Vos claims least; Gunderson most
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Wispolitics.com has done the heavy lifting: The state's legislators claimed $831,050 in per diem payments in 2008. The Milwaukee Journa...
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Water main break closes 21st Century Prep school
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A water main break on Mound Avenue this morning shut off water to the 21st Century Prep School, forcing the school to close for the day. The...
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February 5, 2009
Property Transfers: Main St. home sells for $406,000
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A home at 1530 S. Main St. in Racine sold for $406,000 on Jan. 29. The house, owned by former City Council Alderwoman Cherri Cape, was asse...
Public Health Administrator skipped work, lost a $60,000 grant, city alleges in response to complaint
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Update: Nothing yet from the JT on this story, despite two previous stories reporting Grammer's allegations against the city. Guys, a...
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Artists Gallery opens in new site on Main Street
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Downtown's newest art gallery opened today, just in time for its grand opening during Saturday's Gallery night. Full Gallery Night l...
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Bank of Elmwood under federal, state scrutiny
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Mick Burke at the JT and the folks over at Racine News are reporting the Bank of Elmwood is in some trouble. The bank entered into a ...
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February 4, 2009
Public education funding reform plan offered
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Dr. Jack Parker, deputy superintendent of Racine Unified, talks Feb. 4 at Walden III School in favor of changing the state's school fina...
Doyle delays budget; 74,000 WI jobs in stimulus?
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Wisconsin will find 74,000 new jobs (or saved jobs) in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan -- the so-called stimulus package costing...
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February 3, 2009
DRC presents annual achievement awards
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The Downtown Redevelopment Corporation held its annual meeting Tuesday night, and incoming chairman John Busey and outgoing chair Denise Mc...
Mr. Mayor: Tom Friedel will hold the job just 91 days
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Tom Friedel tries out the mayor's seat for the first time By a unanimous vote, the Racine City Council elected Alderman Tom Friedel as ...
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Copacetic helps St. Cat's with clothing sales
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The word of the day is "cause marketing." We learned it from Mary Osterman, who owns Copacetic at 409 Main Street, a store specia...
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Miller House foreclosure sale cancelled
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For the second time in two weeks, a high profile foreclosure auction of a Main Street landmark was cancelled Last week, it was the Christmas...
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JavaVino put up for sale
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JavaVino's window now sports a for sale sign Main Street is in danger of losing a comfortable hangout. The owners of JavaVino -- Ramez a...
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City owes $195,000 in debt service this year on vacant West Racine lot
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Rejecting a proposed $7 million affordable housing development in West Racine leaves the city with $195,000 in debt service on the TIF distr...
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More pain for Journal Times employees
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Lee Enterprises is taking an axe to the expense side of its balance sheet, and some of those whacks will affect employees at the Journal Tim...
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Meet Tom Friedel
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Alderman Tom Friedel is expected to be named interim mayor tonight. Here's some background on Friedel: * 59 years old. Lives at 1904 Dwi...
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Special election timetable
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The JT reports today the City Council is poised to move up the special election to pick a new mayor. The aldermen realized they could save ...
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