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When is the spring 2013 primary election?
Feb. 19
When are polls open?
7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Why is there a primary?
To narrow the field of candidates for the spring general election, which is April 2.
Where do I vote?
To find out where to vote, Click Here.
Ed Fallone, Vince Megna and Pat Roggensack are candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court. One of them will be eliminated in the Feb. 19 primary. The two highest vote-getters advance to the April 2 general election for the nonpartisan office.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE — With the retirement of George Easton as municipal judge, three candidates are vying to fill the seat: David Berman, Brenda Dahl and Richard Ginkowski. The top two vote getters will face off in the April 2 general election.
SILVER LAKE — Electors will narrow the number of Silver Lake municipal judge candidates from three to two in the Feb. 19 primary.
There are three candidates for Bristol president. They are Michael Farrell, the current president; Colleen Fisch, a village trustee; and Ruth Atwood, a village trustee. The field must be narrowed to two.
There are eight candidates running for three seats on the Silver Lake Village Board. They are Nancy Barranco, Michael Decker, Carolyn Dodge, Pat Dunn, Barbara Ironside, Roger Johnson, Chris Sarver and Sotiria Wilber. The field must be narrowed to six.
There are three candidates for one Wheatland supervisor position. The candidates are Jeff Butler, Robert Haas and Kelly Wilson. The field must be narrowed to two.
There are five candidates for two seats on the Kenosha Unified School Board. They are Kyle Flood, David Gallo, Samuel Peter Martin, William J. Mauer III and Rebecca Stevens. The field must be narrowed to four. All candidates were given the opportunity to record video statements. Martin, Mauer and Stevens did so.
There are five candidates running for two seats on the Bristol School Board. They are Lynn Keller, Katie O’Neill, Doug O’Reilly, Jack Spencer and Lisa Wadin. The field must be narrowed to four.

Sometimes the nicest place to camp is your own backyard.
An two-vehicle collision that left one on its side on Wednesday night injured three people.

Tom Tetzlaff of Kenosha is a middle-aged guy with a full-time job and two kids in college who has spent 10 years taking classes part-time.

The Kenosha HarborMarket kicked off its 10th anniversary Saturday by moving back outdoors, where it was welcomed by a steady crowd.

SILVER LAKE — A busy pedestrian crossing at Riverview School soon will be safer thanks to fifth-graders Courtney Baker and Genevieve Majonnier.
Local law enforcement will join hundreds of agencies throughout the state for the annual Click It or Ticket safety belt enforcement beginning next week.
RACINE — Holy Communion Lutheran Church, 2000 W. Sixth St., Racine, will host a free concert to celebrate Gregory Berg’s 25 years as minister of music at the church.

Bradford High School students from six campus clubs banded together this week to make a statement about hate.

The county may purchase two buildings to make way for future projects.

With the Wisconsin Legislature’s budget committee voting this week to sell thousands of acres of state lands, Sen. Robert Wirch is again proposing to put a for-sale sign in front of the governor’s mansion.
A city street project may give Kenosha County a push in making repairs to the county administration building.
RANDALL — The Randall School Board interviewed six candidates this week for the principal position, but has not named finalists.
An unknown caller apparently has attempted to ferret personal credit card information from unwitting recipients of phone calls who may be led to believe they’re speaking with some body from a local law enforcement agency.

Pearl Holdeman holds herself still.

It’s after school Wednesday at Dimensions of Learning Academy, where 38 white-uniformed boys and girls, kindergarten through eighth grade, sit on the gym floor ... eyes closed ... not ... making ... a ... single ... sound.
A system to match nonprofit agency needs with residents interested in service is available online.

A medical condition was suspected as the cause of a northside crash in which a car hit two streetlight poles and a fire hydrant before rolling onto its side this afternoon.

Laura Kaeppeler, Miss America 2012, has been selected the Outstanding Kenoshan 2013 by the Rotary Club of Kenosha-West.
BURLINGTON — The Chocolate City Bike Ride, featuring routes of 10, 23, 40 and 62 miles, is Sunday.

Going to Milwaukee this weekend? Be patient, and maybe consider studying a map.
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