RACINE POST 2008

Q U O T E O F T H E D A Y

I'm wiped out. I feel like a sponge. --Doug Thiede of Oak Creek, looking over the lake that used to be his backyard. H A I K U O F T H E D A Y Rain, rain, go away, Come again some other day. NOT on the weekend! Your turn! Write a haiku here! Racine Raiders home games Free movies in city parks this summer Bookmobile's summer schedule Music on the Monument line-up Animal Crackers' schedule Theatre Guild's '08-'09 schedule JUNE 9 Lehman, Turner to address county Dems 9 Racine Friendship Clubhouse golf outing 12 YPR hosts 'wedding party' as benefit 13 AAUW-Racine plant sale 13 Wine, beer tasting benefits The Arc 13 Racine Relay for Life 13 Final Approach at Monument 14 Mural creation and festival will launch Uptown arts district 14 Emmy-winning storyteller at Library 14 First Summer Nights concert at Square 16 Aloha Week on playgrounds June 16-20 20 Surf's Up summer's first Zoovie 25 Weight loss surgery seminar JULY 13 AAUW Racine plant sale July 13 24 Le Tour de Racine cycle races Submit your community events to Racine Kiosk at: racinekiosk@gmail.com ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, ETC! Here's lookin' at you, Tiny A B O U T U S - RacinePost exclusive story - Independent media - Racine Kiosk event SEND TIPS TO Dustin or Pete Get RacinePost via Twitter RacinePost on the radio: HERE Tony Romo split with Simpson over her father Benefit planned for Jamie Isome, Racine Raider with brain cancer Interview with Racine's ultimate fighter Nick Agallar Craig Leipold sells Minnesota Swarm lacrosse team Racine Park gunning for state track title MSU, Illini go after Horlick's Jamil Wilson P R O P E R T Y T R A N S F E R S CLICK for our growing archive of Racine County Property Transfers

`L A T E S T N E W S` `Finally, beaches open (in between the rain) Final deadline to appeal I-94 expansion: Dec. 3, 2008 The Beat Goes On: Looking for a substitute for HarborFest Racine native climbing his way around the world Legislature targets tainted day care toys EPA predicted these heavy rains, in 2003!`		Q U O T E O F T H E D A Y I'm wiped out. I feel like a sponge. --Doug Thiede of Oak Creek, looking over the lake that used to be his backyard. H A I K U O F T H E D A Y Rain, rain, go away, Come again some other day. NOT on the weekend! Your turn! Write a haiku here! Racine Raiders home games Free movies in city parks this summer Bookmobile's summer schedule Music on the Monument line-up Animal Crackers' schedule Theatre Guild's '08-'09 schedule JUNE 9 Lehman, Turner to address county Dems 9 Racine Friendship Clubhouse golf outing 12 YPR hosts 'wedding party' as benefit 13 AAUW-Racine plant sale 13 Wine, beer tasting benefits The Arc 13 Racine Relay for Life 13 Final Approach at Monument 14 Mural creation and festival will launch Uptown arts district 14 Emmy-winning storyteller at Library 14 First Summer Nights concert at Square 16 Aloha Week on playgrounds June 16-20 20 Surf's Up summer's first Zoovie 25 Weight loss surgery seminar JULY 13 AAUW Racine plant sale July 13 24 Le Tour de Racine cycle races Submit your community events to Racine Kiosk at: racinekiosk@gmail.com ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, ETC! Here's lookin' at you, Tiny A B O U T U S - RacinePost exclusive story - Independent media - Racine Kiosk event SEND TIPS TO Dustin or Pete Get RacinePost via Twitter RacinePost on the radio: HERE Tony Romo split with Simpson over her father Benefit planned for Jamie Isome, Racine Raider with brain cancer Interview with Racine's ultimate fighter Nick Agallar Craig Leipold sells Minnesota Swarm lacrosse team Racine Park gunning for state track title MSU, Illini go after Horlick's Jamil Wilson P R O P E R T Y T R A N S F E R S CLICK for our growing archive of Racine County Property Transfers
`Sphere Madness in the garden Repeat offender fatality spurs Vos' call for stricter DUI penalties City puts out recycling containers Best local gas prices HERE`	`Waukesha sheriff eyes Racine jail beds Parking meters return to West Racine Fewest traffic deaths in state last month since WWII Average price of gas falls below $4 per gallon`

Weather cooperates, giving great First Friday Northern Lights gallery adds pop artist, philanthropist First Music on the Monument concert rained out Caledonia School District? Hear the study results June 23 $634,000 winter storm aid for county, city Sphere Madness makes public debut Downtown North Beach: 'Malibu of the Midwest' Downtown gets two summer rides Racine changing its rummage sale rules Racine Zoo to collect and recycle cell phones Gardeners snap up plant sale goodies More jobs and better workers: Now Racine County has a plan \| 'Higher Expectations' report HERE City hires grant facilitator Three baby falcons living at Racine County Courthouse Baby boom at the Zoo! State looking at revisions to roundabout at highways 38/K 20% of Racine firefighters eligible for retirement this year How city officials make their money New two-way streets will cost at least $19,000 Christensen kicking off her run for County Clerk Local Dems slighting two of their candidates? Gov. Doyle makes 63 appointments; just one from here Feds move last barrier from I-94 lane expansion project Kenosha County Exec Kehl: 'I took wads of $100 bills' GOP's Chocolate Fest poll favors Ryan for U.S. Senate Kenosha County will be state's 'Capital of the Day' on June 12 County Board announces committee assignments Lehman elected chair of Senate Democratic Caucus	D�j� vu: Lee Enterprises' stock hits new low... SC Johnson among world's 'most ethical' companies GM to close Janesville SUV plant by 2010 Modine revamps top managers' focus Linens 'n Things liquidation begins at Regency Mall Chrysler seeking short-term employees for Kenosha Miller Park stadium tax has best month ever Modine reports $41 million loss; slashes dividend 43% Wilbur's BBQ on Sixth St. is NOT closing New head of UW-Parkside will earn $205,000 Kenosha Unified lost $214,000 on investments Remembering Prom: NPR reprises episode featuring Racine's \| Listen HERE Unified selects contractor for new security system Dr. V quits Unified Racial gap persists in Unified test scores Analysis: Unified's fifth-graders improve reading skills \| Jerstad, Janes show big gains \| Wading through the data No contract yet for Unified's new superintendent Summer school is for the above-average kid, too POST PROM 2008 \| Photos \| More photos