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They dig their chocolate at ChocolateFest
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BURLINGTON — Whether they were carving it, digging for a prize, feasting face first for a contest or simply sampling the confections, thousands paid homage to chocolate at the annual Chocolate Fest on Saturday.
Kings drop season-opening doubleheader
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KENOSHA — The Kenosha Kings opened their season with a pair of losses against the Romeoville (Ill.) Royals in non-league games Saturday at Simmons Field.
Shoreland sends off its graduates with building blocks and faith
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SOMERS — A tear-soaked Karen Tenyer couldn’t quite hold herself together Saturday as her daughter prepared to walk across the stage as a newly minted graduate of Shoreland Lutheran High School.
CLS girl vying for spot in boys state golf tourney
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KENOSHA — When one of the county’s better golfers is given a 15 percent advantage on every hole, it typically paves the way for better drives, easier approach shots, shorter putts and ultimately lower scores over the competition.
Flowers add life downtown
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Dozens of baskets of flowers have been hung downtown, a herald of spring for the past 12 years.
Zoo staff explain dangers of alligators, exotic pets in light of local recoveries
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RACINE — Alligators, crocodiles, venomous snakes and other poisonous reptiles do not make good pets. Period.
Hawks’ debut highlights local efforts in track sectional
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Indian Trail boys track and field coach Brian Vanderhoef believed success would eventually come for his first-year program. He just never envisioned it would happen this quickly.
Minutes missing in full video of alleged crime scene in ongoing ‘glue-gate’ probe
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In the scheme of political scandals, Kenosha’s case of the glued door lock is no Watergate.
Charges filed against woman accused of cemetery embezzlement
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Charges have been filed against a woman believed to have stolen more than $170,000 from the cemetery where she worked from 2006 to 2009.
Temporary repairs make Tot Park usable again
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Today’s problem: Deterioration and disrepair of equipment deterred parents, families from bringing kids to the lakefront playground popularly known as “Tot’s Park,”
One suspect in home shootings charged
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The two men shot in last week’s home invasion are lucky to be alive, prosecutors said. Both were shot in the head or face at close range.
Preliminary hearing set for couple charged with animal mistreatment
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The couple accused of starving and neglecting horses on their Pleasant Prairie farm are headed for a hearing, despite not yet hiring an attorney.
Beeware! Disappearing honeybees continue to puzzle researchers and concerns about pollination aren’t going away any time in the near future
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For Tim Fulton, a Somers small-scale beekeeper and past Wisconsin Honey Producer Association president, says the continuing loss of honeybee colonies throughout the world is a cause for major alarm.
Carswell does it again
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Tremper senior tennis player John Carswell will take a perfect record into next week’s WIAA Individual State Tournament in Madison.
GOLF: Bradford wins regional
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Kevin Kolaczewski fired a 77 (37-40) and was one stroke short of winning medalist honors as the Bradford golf team won the eight-team WIAA Division-1 regional Tuesday at Meadowbrook Country Club in Racine.
Interstate resurfacing to close lanes from Hwy. 142 to KR
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A resurfacing project will bring more lane closures to Interstate 94 in Kenosha County starting next week.
They dig their chocolate at ChocolateFest
8BURLINGTON — Whether they were carving it, digging for a prize, feasting face first for a contest or simply sampling the confections, thousands paid homage to chocolate at the annual Chocolate Fest on Saturday.
Kings drop season-opening doubleheader
5KENOSHA — The Kenosha Kings opened their season with a pair of losses against the Romeoville (Ill.) Royals in non-league games Saturday at Simmons Field.
Shoreland sends off its graduates with building blocks and faith
7SOMERS — A tear-soaked Karen Tenyer couldn’t quite hold herself together Saturday as her daughter prepared to walk across the stage as a newly minted graduate of Shoreland Lutheran High School.
CLS girl vying for spot in boys state golf tourney
4KENOSHA — When one of the county’s better golfers is given a 15 percent advantage on every hole, it typically paves the way for better drives, easier approach shots, shorter putts and ultimately lower scores over the competition.
Flowers add life downtown
51Dozens of baskets of flowers have been hung downtown, a herald of spring for the past 12 years.
Zoo staff explain dangers of alligators, exotic pets in light of local recoveries
4RACINE — Alligators, crocodiles, venomous snakes and other poisonous reptiles do not make good pets. Period.
Hawks’ debut highlights local efforts in track sectional
5Indian Trail boys track and field coach Brian Vanderhoef believed success would eventually come for his first-year program. He just never envisioned it would happen this quickly.
Minutes missing in full video of alleged crime scene in ongoing ‘glue-gate’ probe
520In the scheme of political scandals, Kenosha’s case of the glued door lock is no Watergate.
Charges filed against woman accused of cemetery embezzlement
23Charges have been filed against a woman believed to have stolen more than $170,000 from the cemetery where she worked from 2006 to 2009.
Temporary repairs make Tot Park usable again
82Today’s problem: Deterioration and disrepair of equipment deterred parents, families from bringing kids to the lakefront playground popularly known as “Tot’s Park,”
One suspect in home shootings charged
22The two men shot in last week’s home invasion are lucky to be alive, prosecutors said. Both were shot in the head or face at close range.
Preliminary hearing set for couple charged with animal mistreatment
2The couple accused of starving and neglecting horses on their Pleasant Prairie farm are headed for a hearing, despite not yet hiring an attorney.
Beeware! Disappearing honeybees continue to puzzle researchers and concerns about pollination aren’t going away any time in the near future
4For Tim Fulton, a Somers small-scale beekeeper and past Wisconsin Honey Producer Association president, says the continuing loss of honeybee colonies throughout the world is a cause for major alarm.
Carswell does it again
4Tremper senior tennis player John Carswell will take a perfect record into next week’s WIAA Individual State Tournament in Madison.
GOLF: Bradford wins regional
4Kevin Kolaczewski fired a 77 (37-40) and was one stroke short of winning medalist honors as the Bradford golf team won the eight-team WIAA Division-1 regional Tuesday at Meadowbrook Country Club in Racine.
Interstate resurfacing to close lanes from Hwy. 142 to KR
13A resurfacing project will bring more lane closures to Interstate 94 in Kenosha County starting next week.
