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Sturtevant President Agrees to Plea Deal, Sentencing in July

Sturtevant Village President Steve Jansen will have misdemeanor convictions on his record instead of a felony.

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A Whole Lot of Naked Going On

Homicide suspect Marcus Johnson appeared via closed circuit TV from the Racine County Jail.

Toddler Was 'Tortured,' New Paradise Plaza, Suicide

New Tapas Restaurant Coming; Calderone Club Opens Shorewood Location

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Ben Glaeser, 29, died Tuesday after he reportedly parked his car on the train tracks and was struck by a northbound Amtrak passenger train. Authorities have not confirmed the driver's identity, but Glaeser's girlfriend confirmed the sole victim of the accident was Glaeser.

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All That Glittered and More at Annual Post Prom

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This man is facing his second drunk driving charge in the same year.

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Would a Lower OWI Threshold Make Wisconsin Safer?

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This Racine condominium, which overlooks Lake Michigan, is on the market for $409,000.

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$409,000 Condo Overlooks Lake Michigan Marina

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Washington Park senior John Tierney was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia after he started having pain in his leg while on vacation with his family in Florida. "I thought it was just growing pains, but no, it had to be cancer," he joked. His good friend, Danielle Frost, is organizing a walk on May 23 to John's house that will be preceded by some students and teachers shaving their heads in solidarity. "John starts some pretty intense chemo next week so I want to show him that people support and care about him," Frost said. "He's one of the nicest people on the planet and he doesn't deserve this." Tierney said he struggles with how to thank Frost and the rest of the Park family for their support and he plans to come up with something before the walk Thursday.

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Obamacare: An Affront to Our Freedoms And Wrong For Business and Families

By Republican Party of Wisconsin | Thursday, May 16 | 141 comments

As the House of Representatives takes a vote to repeal Obamacare this week, we have to remember that this is a law that is an affront to our freedoms.

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A Great Weekend for Racine County Cycling

By Real Racine | Thursday, May 16

Real Racine - all about helping you have fun!

It's shaping up to be a GREAT weekend for bicycling through the countryside. Come along for these and other activities with Real Racine.

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Summer Fun for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

By Susan Griffis | Thursday, May 16

Shepherds Ministries offers three, one-week summer camps for students with intellectual disabilities.

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Dine Out to Support Disaster Relief: Local Restaurants & Patrons Pair Taste-buds and Disaster Relief Together

By American Red Cross in Southeastern WI | Tuesday, May 14

On Thursday, May 16, 2013, participating restaurants will donate a portion of sales to benefit their local American Red Cross disaster relief and community disaster prevention & education.

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