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Off-duty Kenosha firefighter Rick Barnes, left, was having physical therapy when his therapist, Tracie Vidas, right, went into cardiac arrest. Barnes knew what to do. He immediately started CPR and used a defibrillator that saved her life.
'Hero' stops in for appointment, saves heart attack victim
May 22
JESSICA HANSEN
When Tracie Vidas saw Rick Barnes standing at her hospital room door, she didn't know quite what he had done.
But she knew she had to thank him.
"You're my hero," she said.
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'Q' and 'U' marry in a quick ceremony
May 22
GARY KUNICH
Twin Lakes' sandy shore will get a makeover
May 22
JILL TATGE-ROZELL
HarborMarket to host bumper crop of vendors
May 22
MATTHEW OLSON
Deputy won't face charges in phone sex case
May 22
JESSICA HANSEN
Central High again earns high U.S. rank
May 22
JILL TATGE-ROZELL
Ryan offers his roadmap
May 22
By J.T. Rushing
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Baby falcons captured on video
May 20
Video of Friday’s banding of four rare peregrine falcon chicks nesting at the Pleasant Prairie power plant is available online.
Graduation season has arrived
May 20
While it may seem like winter hasn’t even completely loosened its grip on the Kenosha area, the graduation season has somehow managed to arrive. Starting in mid-May, the county is full of students celebrating their annual rights of passage. Here’s a rundown of when area colleges and high schools have planned their ceremonies and some photo slideshows to go with them:
Ready or not, here come all those summer festivals
May 13
Mark Hornickel KENOSHA NEWS
Finally, our long, cold, white nightmare is over. The grass has greened up and the days are getting longer.And that means the start of the summer festival season is just weeks away.
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Together again
May 22
DIANE GILES
There are class reunions, family reunions, military reunions, and all are pretty common. But when a certain group of area residents gets together now, observers often are amazed.
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 Last ball decides the title
May 22
JEREMY REEVES
"Shock" and "heartbreaker." Those are how the top two finishers, Tammy Pankonie and Liz Gentile, summed up Wednesday night's Women's Division finals of the 45th annual Kenosha News Match Game Bowling Tournament at Sheridan Lanes.
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FBI balked at torture
May 22
At least one government agency, the FBI, felt the administration's harsh treatment of detainees, which top Bush officials repeatedly tried to justify, was wrong.
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