Sept. 24 is National Voter Registration Day, and the Kenosha Public Library branches and the city clerk’s office are offering guidance with voter registration and information on voting in the city.
Upcoming elections:
2020 spring primary, Feb. 18
2020 spring election and presidential preference primary, April 7
2020 partisan primary, Aug. 11
2020 general (presidential) election, Nov. 3, 2020
You will need to register to vote if you have moved since the last time you voted; had a name change; are a new resident in the city of Kenosha, or have not previously registered to vote.
Be sure to have acceptable proof of residence, such as a valid, unexpired Wisconsin driver’s license showing your current address.
Visit any one of the following locations for more information:
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Southwest Library, 7979 38th Ave.
Northside Library, 1500 27th Ave.
Simmons Library, 711 59th Place
Uptown Library, 2419 63rd St.
City clerk, 625 52nd St., Room 105
You may also register online at myvote.wi.gov if you have a valid, unexpired Wisconsin driver’s license or Wisconsin State ID Card, and your current address is updated with the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles.
Visit wisconsindot.gov to verify or update your address with the Wisconsin DMV.
WILMOT MOUNTAIN VOLUNTEERS
Adam Bauer, a Wilmot Mountain volunteer, and his son, 6-year-old Aben help plant flowers for the newly created butterfly garden at Bristol Woods Park.
WILMOT MOUNTAIN VOLUNTEERS
WILMOT MOUNTAIN VOLUNTEERS
A Wilmot Mountain volunteer is de-barks a fallen oak tree that will be cut up and used as trail and playground area accessories.
WILMOT MOUNTAIN VOLUNTEERS
Peter Disch, Wilmot Mountain general manager, is a volunteer who helped to de-bark a fallen oak tree.
BARK FOR LIFE
Lucy, owned by Laura Ervin, heads through the obstacle course as Kohen Elmer resets a bar.
BARK FOR LIFE
Carol Ziesemer gets a smooch from Athena, a pit bull mix, owned by Allyssa Townsend. Athena was the star of a mobile kissing booth.
WALK IN THE WOODS
Art fair goers look at some of the work in the Gypsy Girls Creations booth at Hawthorn Hollow’s Walk in the Woods Art Fair, held Saturday. The event drew a large crowd to the sanctuary and aboretum located at 880 Green Bay Road.
WALK IN THE WOODS
Kathy Turek inspects bird houses at the Cedarburg Fox Farm Creations booth.
SUMMER'S LAST STAND
Anjie Lasecki tosses a bean bag during a game of corn hole.
SUMMER’S LAST STAND
SUMMER'S LAST STAND
Jeanette Kelly of Capt. Mikes dishes up mac and cheese in a cone.
SUMMER’S LAST STAND
SUMMER'S LAST STAND
Emily Kowalski, Jake Pitsch and Debbie Tyson enjoy conversation, beer and music.
SUMMER’S LAST STAND
SUMMER'S LAST STAND
Andy Jepson of Sun Silo performs at Saturday’s block party outside of Public Craft Brewing Co. on 58th Street between Seventh and Eigth avenues.
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SUMMER’S LAST STAND
STREETCAR DAY
Rob Cassiere records the route through the back window of a trolley as it makes its way around Kenosha’s downtown route during Streetcar Day in Kenosha on Saturday.
STREETCAR DAY
Marquise Sanders takes photos of one of the streetcars.
STREETCAR DAU
Liam Chamness checks out the window while riding with his parents Ben and Toni Chamness during Streetcar Day in Kenosha Saturday.
WALK IN THE WOODS
Hawthorn Hollow Walk in the Woods Art Fair attendees reflected in a photo for sale by Kimberly Braden at Saturday’s event.
WALK IN THE WOODS
Ellen House and Eileen Mazarek inspect wind twisters at the Hawthorne Hollow Walk in the Woods Art Fair on Saturday.
WALK IN THE WOODS
