Racine's FEMA disaster office shutting down on Sunday
Air quality alert issued for high ozone levels
Last two states pass Great Lakes Compact; now it goes to Congress


By the rockets' colorful glare...Fourth ends with a bang. More pix HERE




FourthFest Parade: Outstanding!

Lots more photos from FourthFest here...




Who's the fattest of them all? Not us!

L A T E S T   N E W S

Racine's float builder for 33 years
Big Racine parades started early... in 1917
Modine's float partially powered by hydrogen fuel cell

DRAMA KING: FAVRE THINKING ABOUT PLAYING ANOTHER SEASON
Racine Post creates new Web site for Racine obituaries
Saving energy, opposing gouging: Who's not for that? (Guess!)
The rich are different from you and me
SCJ's commuters hop aboard KRM bandwagon

Q U O T E   O F   T H E   D A Y  

At times all of us questioned whether it was worth the effort and doubted that the states would ever agree on the terms of the compact.
--Noah Hall, who worked to draft the Great Lakes Compact and now blogs about Great Lakes law.

H A I K U   O F   T H E   D A Y  

Thank you, Brett, for all
your service... but it is now
A-Rod's Packer Team.

Your turn! Write a haiku here!




JULY
7-11 History Mystery: The art of artifacts

9 Mindi Abair opens Animal Crackers

9 Library hosts Alexander Hamilton exhibit

11 Mark Paffrath at the Monument

12 Dave Fitzpatrick Band at Square
12 Twang Dragons at Dragon Boat Festival
13 AAUW Racine plant sale July 13
18-27 Sondheim's Side by Side at RTG
24 Le Tour de Racine cycle races
25 OOHP offers witty summer bonus plan
26 Micro Cars coming Downtown

Music and More Thursday concert schedule
Summer Storytimes at the Library
RSO Summer Pops schedule
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

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Mistreated, but Bucket still friendly




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Raiders open in championship form

Racine Threat fall to Rock County

Packers profits plunge to mere $21 million


1947 Racine Belles All-Star team...

Tony Romo split with Simpson over her father

Interview with Racine's ultimate fighter Nick Agallar

Craig Leipold sells Minnesota Swarm lacrosse team

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

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Racine County Property Transfers


Theatre Guild sets trip to Chicago for 'Dirty Dancing'

United Way coordinates flood donations

Now Caledonia wants to secede from Racine's 4th of July parade?

Mason puffs up his feathers with $64K; Krupp breaks $100K

Unified implements 4-day work week to save energy
Career Industries collects items for soldiers in Iraq


The FELNER Chronicles
He was crime victim, too
UW System finger-pointing
Troubles began in '80s at C-U
Retaliated against critics
Try this, Unified and UW-P!
THE NEVERENDING STORY
Withdraws before taking office


Best local gas prices HERE




Racine gains 6th sister city

Court rules against social workers union; County Exec. pleased

It's none of my business, but... | UPDATED

Sell one, knock down another: Nonprofit transforms neighborhood

4 Mile Road closed for construction

Sgt. Hilton Manning, of Racine, on duty in Iraq...

Racine bus drivers may strike

How you can help flood victims | United Way helping out


Lighthouse Run draws thousands | Some unexpected runners



OOPAH! (Greek Fest to you)


What a difference a day makes at Festival Hall

Racine alderman Greg Helding was foreman of McGee jury


Civil War cannons went BOOM!

Racine's Briana Lipor wins Miss Wisconsin pageant

How you can help flood victims | Drop-off points for donations



Meet the Zoo's newest residents | AND BABIES!

Hot Rods returning in 2009


Civil War cannons return


Double rainbows shine over Racine wedding


Big art transforms Uptown | More Pix


More Juneteenth Day photos HERE | Bikes for 500...compliments of Caron Butler


YPR's 'Big Fat Wedding' has it all, raises $6,000 for nonprofits


On the dry side... or under water? Photos

John Mogk: The candidate as sommelier

FEINGOLD'S FILIBUSTER: Fight for privacy delays FISA spy bill passage

Michigan OKs Great Lakes Compact; one state to go

LATEST WISCONSIN POLL: Obama, 52%; McCain, 39%

FEINGOLD ON FISA: 'No one should be fooled by this bill...' | VIDEO

McReynolds says sales tax for public transit dead in Racine County

State Dems ask DNC to unseat area delegate planning to vote for McCain

Ryan, Feingold on opposite sides as Congress OKs FISA bill




Journal Sentinel cutting 130 employees


Why you can feel good about SCJ products

SCJ buys New Zealand bug spray maker

MODINE: One plant closes, another doubles its workforce

Modine wins 'Friend of Tourism' award

SC Johnson backs cutting state's greenhouse gas emissions |Catches heat for going green

PROPERTY TRANSFERS: Total 24 sells for $1.2 million

CNH: Hikes prices... | Alarm bells at dealer network... | Joins mission to Iraq | Stock falls 10%...

Your incredibly shrinking 401k | The LEE roller coaster continues

Store closure talk at Starbucks, Steve and Barry's

Big Buck Builders Supply sold

HIGH STAKES GAMBLE: Ho-Chunk refuses to pay $100 million it owes state

SC Johnson shifts $20 million from broadcast to cable TV

Jeffrey Starke of Union Grove judged motorcycle building contest

State approves We Energies' $830 million upgrade (rates going up)

Case reaches deal to buy dealerships out West

Dennis Troha's former trucking company declares bankruptcy

Dial sues SC Johnson over patent infringement

McAuliffe's gets a nice review as music venue

Case delivers huge order to Kazakhstan


Caledonia school district secession effort continues

Jack Parker to head Unified through September (maybe longer)

9-year-old student driven to bus driver's home; driver fired

Breaking up is hard to do (and costly), Caledonia told

Unified's test scores show... what exactly?

500 students (and $3 million) leave Unified through open enrollment

Unified hints at its next referendum