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    Organizers hope new features ramp up ChocolateFest attendance

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    BURLINGTON — ChocolateFest 2013 will be both gooey and groovy.

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    A driver who was taken to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa by Flight For Life on Friday has been identified.

    Snapshot: Yard waste drop-off site enters its busy season

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    Bob Wilson is a field supervisor Kenosha Department of Public Works’ Street Division, overseeing the city’s yard waste drop-off site, 4071 88th Ave. He has worked for the Street Division for 22 years.

    Holy Rosary nun celebrates 50 years

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    After 50 years of her commitment to her faith, Sister Lucille Puntillo was recognized by multiple generations of her community on Sunday.

    A Life Remembered: Lifelong farmer knew the value of hard work

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    Each Monday, the Kenosha News takes a look at the life of a Kenosha County resident who recently died. We share with you, through the memories of family and friends, a life remembered.

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    KENOSHA — A behind-the-scenes look at the Dinosaur Discovery Museum begins at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the museum, 5608 10th Ave.

    Rebuilding of 60th Street tops city’s roadwork plans

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    Sam Ali’s pain this summer will be the rest of Kenosha’s gain, come fall.

    Concealed-carry 101

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    What’s it take to get a license to carry a concealed and loaded gun in Wisconsin?



    Scouting camporee brings hundreds to lakeshore

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    Sometimes the nicest place to camp is your own backyard.

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    An two-vehicle collision that left one on its side on Wednesday night injured three people.

    UW-Parkside confers more than 400 degrees

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    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.

    HarborMarket back in the great outdoors

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

    Girl Scouts push school crosswalk for safety

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    SILVER LAKE — A busy pedestrian crossing at Riverview School soon will be safer thanks to fifth-graders Courtney Baker and Genevieve Majonnier.

    Seat belt enforcement starts Monday

    Local law enforcement will join hundreds of agencies throughout the state for the annual Click It or Ticket safety belt enforcement beginning next week.

    Today’s Event Briefs

    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.




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