
The Cinemark Tinseltown USA location at 7101 70th Court in Kenosha will be reopening on Friday, Cinemark Holdings has announced.
Cinemark Holdings, Inc. will be reopening a select number of its theaters across the U.S. on Friday, including its Cinemark Tinseltown USA location at 7101 70th Court in Kenosha.
Upon reopening, guests are invited to view “Comeback Classic” films and their favorite traditional concessions at greatly reduced “Welcome Back” prices, with $5 tickets for adults and $3 for children and seniors.
Moviegoers looking for a more personal experience can book a Private Watch Party and host a private screening of a “Comeback Classic” film in a dedicated auditorium for up to 20 guests starting at $99.
All locations will reopen with greatly enhanced cleanliness, sanitizing and safety measures at every step of the moviegoing experience. Tickets went on sale Friday at www.cinemark.com.
All Cinemark theaters will reopen with greatly enhanced cleanliness, sanitizing and safety measures in place. Employees will undergo extensive training prior to reopening and will wear face masks and gloves while working, in addition to completing a wellness check-in prior to every shift. Each theater will also have a designated Chief Clean and Safety Monitor on duty to ensure the highest standards of safety, physical distancing, cleanliness and sanitizing.
All theaters will reopen with staggered showtimes to maximize physical distancing.
Seat-Buffering Technology will automatically block seats adjacent to a party upon ticket purchase.
Face masks are mandatory for all guests within the theater and may only be removed for eating and drinking in the auditoriums.
Cinemark is substantially raising the fresh air rate in its building HVAC systems by adding purge cycles and constantly using supply fans to increase total volume of fresh, outside air flowing into our theaters. All utilize MERV filters in its HVAC systems.
Cinemark vacuums are equipped with High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters identified to be effective in trapping at least 99.97 percent of microscopic particles, including COVID-19.
All public and high-touch spaces, such as concession stands, door handles, drink stations, self-ticketing kiosks, benches and restrooms will be thoroughly sanitized every 30 minutes using products identified by the EPA to be effective in eliminating COVID-19.
Each auditorium will be disinfected every morning, and all handrails and occupied seats, along with those on either side, will be sanitized between show times.
For additional assurance, there will be seat wipes and ample hand sanitizer available for customer use.
Auditoriums will have limited capacities that meet or exceed local ordinances.
Cinemark has streamlined its in-theater ticket verification processes, no longer requiring digital ticket holders to carry a paper ticket, and moviegoers purchasing tickets at the theater will no longer need to hand their printed ticket to an usher. All are encouraged to purchase tickets online and use contactless payment methods for a more contact-free experience.
Guests who are not feeling well are asked to stay home, and Cinemark will gladly provide a full ticket refund.
To help reduce potential contact between cash and food-handling areas, cash payments will not be accepted at the concession stand. However, each theater will have a designated area where cash will be accepted, and gift cards will be available.
All information about the Company’s phased reopening, including enhanced protocols, location-specific opening dates and hours, film schedule, tickets on sale and more, can be found at www.cinemark.com.
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SUPPORTING HIS TEAMS
DMT was showing his team spirit when he snapped this selfie of his mask. "
I work for two businesses that are deemed essential. Also, it's the right thing to do. Wear the mask," he wrote. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My friend, Jane Kreuser, make face masks for my whole family to wear at a family get-together last week,” writes GiGi Whitmore. “Thanks Jane!” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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THINKING OF OTHERS Cindy Aasen of Kenosha says she wears as mask for the safety of others.he Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Here is a mask photo featuring Yasmin Ortiz, human resources specialist in the Kenosha County Division of Human Resources. Yasmin’s explanation of why she wears a mask: “I choose to wear a mask to help prevent the spread of COVID to my loved ones and others.” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Patti Celebre Creamer said masks today have become a fashion statement and can make you smile. “If guess, if we must, might as well have fun with it,” she said. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Wally and Laurie Christman optimistically wait for MLB opening day while doing their part to keep everyone safe. After 50 years together, it proves opposing views can still get along. “Go Cubs!” “Go Cards!” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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MACCOOL IS COOL
Finn MacCool of Kenosha was sure to keep everyone safe while wearing his mask, according to this submitted image. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Mark Wistar and Downtown Donny don masks at House of Nutrition in Kenosha. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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SUPPORT KINDRED KITTIES
Jackie Mitchell says this photo of her daughter, Ruby, and Jackie wearing masks help protect their family and friends. Plus, they purchased their cat masks as part of a fundraiser for Kindred Kitties and love to show them off around town. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Linda Hauck says even BooBoo wears a mask to help protect against the coronavirus. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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MASKED WORKING CONSTRUCTION
"My husband Tom is my hero," writes his wife. "He works construction and has to wear a mask while installing HVAC units, mostly in this horrible heat. He's my hero." The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My husband Scott is a nurse practitioner with Kenosha Community Health Center,” writes Ann Mingilino. “He and his team (I wish I had their pictures, too!) are soldiers in this war against COVID, and all they really want to do is save the lives of Kenoshans ... like you.” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My name is Wayne Hanson and I work at Abbvie in North Chicago. We get temperature checked and given a mask before getting into parking lot.” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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A BIRTHDAY PRESENT
"This is the face mask my partner just got me for an early birthday present," writes Miles Holvick. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My name is Mike and I always wear a mask while working at Walgreens as a pharmacist. I also add a face shield while giving immunizations.” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My name is Jessica Greenwood, and this is my daughter, Lyla. We are from Kenosha, and we wear masks to protect ourselves and others as best as we can in these crazy times!” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Kristi Garza shows off the unique reminder to people to social distance from each other during the pandemic. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Bruce Klem wears a mask to protect himself, his family and his community, while supporting the Green Bay Packers at the same time. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask. This image is being rerun to correct an error.
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Bobbi Bernal sent in this image of the mask she dons to stay safe. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“Early on in the pandemic, this is my husband, Bob Philips (my corona warrior) wearing his mask to keep himself safe, as well as for the safety of others,” writes Mary Philips. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“I very proud to show off the beautiful face mask my daughter-in-law Carol made for me. She made many for relatives and friends. It is soooooo very important to cooperate with the rules set before us to make our country healthy again, and we can go out eventually without covering up … if everyone cooperates,” writes Bettie Wawzyniak of Somers. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“I wear my Jedi Java mask out of respect for others, and let’s be honest, it’s quite adorable,” writes Trivia Vargas. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Marshall, age 6, is wearing a mask, sunglasses, and a helmet to make sure his bike ride is safe. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Amanda Balmes took this selfie wearing a mask because she is listed as an essential worker and has to go out. She resides in Pleasant Prairie. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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MASKS AT LAKESIDE
Andy Cross and Amy Watson wore masks on a fun walk at Winthrop Harbor. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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WEARING MASK IS LIKE VOTING
"I took this selfie right before picking up food from Pimmy's, one of our favorite Kenosha restaurants," wrote Jennifer Biel Franco of Kenosha. "Wearing a mask is like voting. You do it not only for yourself but also as a contribution to your community. For me, I wear a mask in public to protect everyone, but, in particular, for my 90-year-old mother Aileen Biel, who has been staying with us since the pandemic hit in mid-March." The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My name is Theodore Torrez, and these are my children” he writes. “I work for Kenosha News as a carrier. My children and I wear masks for our protection and the protection of others.” The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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STAY SAFE AND STAY HOME
Fred and Jan Whitten have been married 60 years. They say they are wearing masks to stay safe and are staying home! The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Danielle Lynn shows off her face mask during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My daughter Kennedi and are I doing our part and staying safe,” writes Kim Sianis. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Karen Ocampo sent in this photo of little Lili at her doctor’s appointment at Children’s in Kenosha in May. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Cynthia Ours, 2, covers up with this face mask the day of a surgical procedure at Childrens in Milwaukee. Cynthia's procedure went well, and she is back at home, the family reported Wednesday afternoon.
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Nancy Wick wears a creative mask made by her friend, Linda.
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MASK SPURS SMILES
"I've been getting a lot of smiles with my face mask," said Deb Mikesch. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“Wash your hands and stay home!” says Wendy Moravec, who sent this picture in to the Kenosha News. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Kenneth Sprague is staying safe with his purple cloth face mask during the pandemic. he Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Lisa Quilico is sporting this sugar skull-themed face mask while taking precautions against the coronavirus. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Ryne Goralski, corporate accounts manager for the Kenosha Kingfish, represented the team this summer with a Kingfish bandanna covering his face. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Wayne Wilson sports his "Admit One" face mask while staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alyssa and Lauren wear face masks while working at Festival Foods. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery, which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Resident Steve Z. sent in this face mask selfie to the Kenosha News, showing how he’s staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“We are doing our part if we have to go out!” said Ashley Hanson, who submitted this photo to the Kenosha News. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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STAYING SAFE
Vernon Voss sent this photo into the Kenosha News, showing off his face mask for the COVID-19 pandemic. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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A HOMEMADE MASK
Peggy W. submitted this photo of her homemade mask. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“My husband and I going to Costco! My mother made them for us. They are medical grade. She’s making them for the hospital she use to work at,” said Cori Madsen. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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Nicole Smith shows of this improvised face mask she's wearing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This photo submitted by Rhianna OShea shows some fun being had with the COVID-19 restrictions at the Dinosaur Discovery Museum. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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SAFE IN A NEW MASK
Maria Sarantakis displays her new mask. The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.
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“Just because you have to wear a mask, does not mean you can’t be fashionable! Stay safe, everyone!” said Linda Pleugerr of Trevor . The Kenosha News welcomes your photo of mask wearing. You can share your photo for publication, and for the News’ online gallery which is shared on the Kenosha News Facebook page, by sending it to newsroom@kenoshanews.com. Include your name and municipality and tell us why you wear a mask.