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Pain relief for prescription drug addicts
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The number of prescription drug overdoses and deaths have doubled in the last 11 years.
Man presumably drowned off North Pier
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As darkness fell Monday night, the search was continuing for a man who presumably drowned near the North Pier.
Motorcyclist killed in crash
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One motorcyclist was killed and another was injured in a pair of crashes that occurred within hours of each other on 52nd Street.
Brighton couple bring out their Ford collection
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When Don and Dorothy Spease decide it’s a nice day to wash their cars, it becomes quite a chore.
Late but worth it: Strawberry season arrives with a bang
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Recent sunny weather and higher temperatures have helped ripen Kenosha County’s strawberry crop.
Snapshot: Engine machinist not afraid of the tough jobs
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Jason Holmes has been attracted to engines since he was young. Now at age 33, he’s a veteran engine machinist at Don’s Auto Parts and Machine Shop, 5515 60th St.
Local man’s homemade fish tank is largest in North America
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Most Wisconsinites don’t scuba dive. They definitely don’t dive in their living rooms.
Planting the seeds for healthy eating
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“It’s going to be a little bumpy because we’re disturbing our culture, what we’re used to. When I was young, we used to save the bacon grease in a can. The thing I say is, be easy with each other. Be gentle. Give yourself some room ... The gentler you are with yourself, the more likely you are to get the benefit.”
After hearing doctor’s talk, woman gives plant-based diet a try
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For the last five years, Maria Perez’s doctors have implored her repeatedly to lose weight in order to get control of her diabetes and to help deal with her rheumatoid arthritis.
Consignment shop helps plus-size women stay in fashion
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“No matter what size she is,” Valeria Hyde says of her sister, Patrice Haywood, “she is always fashionable.”
Planting the seeds for healthy eating
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“It’s going to be a little bumpy because we’re disturbing our culture, what we’re used to. When I was young, we used to save the bacon grease in a can. The thing I say is, be easy with each other. Be gentle. Give yourself some room ... The gentler you are with yourself, the more likely you are to get the benefit.”
Rain can’t dampen Dairy Breakfast
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PARIS — The rain benefited crops but caused some vehicles to become stuck at the Kenosha County Dairy Breakfast on Saturday.
New downtown development director hopes to change perceptions, fill vacant spaces
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When it comes to revitalizing an old downtown, perception is no small part of the problem.
Longtime Somers fire chief stepping down
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SOMERS — Some 32 years after he first donned turnout gear as a volunteer, Steve Krause will hang up his uniform for the last time Dec. 31 when he retires as chief of the Somers Fire & Rescue Department.
The Week of Hope begins
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Hope is defined as “a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.”
Sister Lucille Puntillo reflects on her vocation as she celebrates Golden Jubilee
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Sister Lucille Puntillo is a fixture at Holy Rosary Parish in Kenosha, and is a long-time teacher at the church’s school, now known as All Saints School, North Campus, where she teaches middle school students.
Trevor couple welcomes quadruplets
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Mike Kisner and Charity McCulloch have been home once in the last nine days. The rest of the time, they’ve been at the hospital in Racine, with their newborn quadruplets.
Tremper’s defense falters in state soccer tourney defeat
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MILWAUKEE — The Tremper girls soccer team had been so airtight defensively this season.
Pain relief for prescription drug addicts
6The number of prescription drug overdoses and deaths have doubled in the last 11 years.
Man presumably drowned off North Pier
1As darkness fell Monday night, the search was continuing for a man who presumably drowned near the North Pier.
Motorcyclist killed in crash
61One motorcyclist was killed and another was injured in a pair of crashes that occurred within hours of each other on 52nd Street.
Brighton couple bring out their Ford collection
4When Don and Dorothy Spease decide it’s a nice day to wash their cars, it becomes quite a chore.
Late but worth it: Strawberry season arrives with a bang
4Recent sunny weather and higher temperatures have helped ripen Kenosha County’s strawberry crop.
Snapshot: Engine machinist not afraid of the tough jobs
41Jason Holmes has been attracted to engines since he was young. Now at age 33, he’s a veteran engine machinist at Don’s Auto Parts and Machine Shop, 5515 60th St.
Local man’s homemade fish tank is largest in North America
36Most Wisconsinites don’t scuba dive. They definitely don’t dive in their living rooms.
Planting the seeds for healthy eating
51“It’s going to be a little bumpy because we’re disturbing our culture, what we’re used to. When I was young, we used to save the bacon grease in a can. The thing I say is, be easy with each other. Be gentle. Give yourself some room ... The gentler you are with yourself, the more likely you are to get the benefit.”
After hearing doctor’s talk, woman gives plant-based diet a try
1For the last five years, Maria Perez’s doctors have implored her repeatedly to lose weight in order to get control of her diabetes and to help deal with her rheumatoid arthritis.
Consignment shop helps plus-size women stay in fashion
3“No matter what size she is,” Valeria Hyde says of her sister, Patrice Haywood, “she is always fashionable.”
Planting the seeds for healthy eating
13“It’s going to be a little bumpy because we’re disturbing our culture, what we’re used to. When I was young, we used to save the bacon grease in a can. The thing I say is, be easy with each other. Be gentle. Give yourself some room ... The gentler you are with yourself, the more likely you are to get the benefit.”
Rain can’t dampen Dairy Breakfast
61PARIS — The rain benefited crops but caused some vehicles to become stuck at the Kenosha County Dairy Breakfast on Saturday.
New downtown development director hopes to change perceptions, fill vacant spaces
72When it comes to revitalizing an old downtown, perception is no small part of the problem.
Longtime Somers fire chief stepping down
1SOMERS — Some 32 years after he first donned turnout gear as a volunteer, Steve Krause will hang up his uniform for the last time Dec. 31 when he retires as chief of the Somers Fire & Rescue Department.
The Week of Hope begins
1Hope is defined as “a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.”
Sister Lucille Puntillo reflects on her vocation as she celebrates Golden Jubilee
2Sister Lucille Puntillo is a fixture at Holy Rosary Parish in Kenosha, and is a long-time teacher at the church’s school, now known as All Saints School, North Campus, where she teaches middle school students.
Trevor couple welcomes quadruplets
91Mike Kisner and Charity McCulloch have been home once in the last nine days. The rest of the time, they’ve been at the hospital in Racine, with their newborn quadruplets.
Tremper’s defense falters in state soccer tourney defeat
61MILWAUKEE — The Tremper girls soccer team had been so airtight defensively this season.
