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Task force on racism hits bumpy road
Members disagree on progress, approach to action By Jason Arndt Staff Writer The...
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At the market
Bridget Raimondi welcomes customers to her Vinny’s Produce booth Aug. 9 at the Union Grove Public Market. The market is held Tuesday afternoons throughout the summer in the Piggly Wiggly shopping center parking lot. (Photo by Ed Nadolski)
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Lions Fun Fest runs through the weekend
The Waterford Lions Club is hosting its annual Fun Fest through Sunday at 10 Club Park. The festival includes a wide variety of activities from the Alpine Amusements Carnival to live music in the beer tent. The carnival hours are: Thursday and Friday 5 to 10 p.m.; Saturday noon to […]
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Waterford shooting team wins national championships
Wolverines dominate the competition at national meet The Waterford Wolverine Shooting Team emerged as champions in four categories at the Scholastic Clay Target Program national competition in Marengo, Ohio, July 5-16. “I can’t tell you how proud I am of the team – our athletes and their families,” said Scott […]
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In this week’s Standard Press
It’s been more than a year since the Mayor’s task force on racism and equity in Burlington was formed. And in that time the public has heard very little about the progress of the effort. Until last week when it became evident that not all the task force members […]
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Results from 2022 primary election
Vote totals are unofficial 63rd Assembly District Republican Primary Robin Vos (I) 5,084 Adam Steen 4,824 21st Senate District Republican Primary Van Wanggaard (I) 20,194 Jay Stone 6,831
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Dam referendum options presented
The fate of the Echo Lake Dam will likely be decided by a referendum in the November...
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Lions Fun Fest runs through the weekend
The Waterford Lions Club Fun Fest runs through Sunday, Aug. 13, at 10 Club Park. The...
Shedding new light
WUHS reviews resident responses to diagnose why April referendum failed By Dave Fidlin Correspondent On...
Upscale men’s shop opens in Waterford
If opening a new business during a global pandemic seems like a risky thing to do,...
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Union Grove OKs chicken ordinance
The Village of has approved an ordinance that will allow residents to keep chickens...
Aspiring firefighter
A firefighter shows a boy how to hold a fire hose during the Kansasville Fire and...
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Waterford shooting team wins national championships
Members of the Waterford Wolverine Shooting Team pose with the four national championship trophies they captured at the Scholastic Clay Target Program championships...
So long, farewell, to the community I love, Burlington
Don’t let the headline fool you. I’m not moving. So no, you’re not completely rid of me. But I am leaving the...
First Demon Triathlon set for Aug. 20
Scenes like this are expected at the finish line of the first Demon Triathlon on Aug. 20. The Burlington Community...
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RICHARD BRENT HAYNES
Richard Brent Haynes, born March 30, 1948, to loving parents Fritz and MaryJane, moved closer to his God on Aug. 9, 2022. Growing up in Waukesha, Richard was baptized and confirmed at St. Matthias Episcopal Church, graduated Waukesha High School in 1967 and later earned his degree at UW-Waukesha. […]
At the market
Bridget Raimondi welcomes customers to her Vinny’s Produce booth Aug. 9 at the Union Grove Public Market. The market is held Tuesday afternoons throughout the summer in the Piggly Wiggly shopping center parking lot. (Photo by Ed Nadolski)
Lions Fun Fest runs through the weekend
The Waterford Lions Club is hosting its annual Fun Fest through Sunday at 10 Club Park. The festival includes a wide variety of activities from the Alpine Amusements Carnival to live music in the beer tent. The carnival hours are: Thursday and Friday 5 to 10 p.m.; Saturday noon to […]
Waterford shooting team wins national championships
Wolverines dominate the competition at national meet The Waterford Wolverine Shooting Team emerged as champions in four categories at the Scholastic Clay Target Program national competition in Marengo, Ohio, July 5-16. “I can’t tell you how proud I am of the team – our athletes and their families,” said Scott […]
Task force on racism hits bumpy road
Members disagree on progress, approach to action By Jason Arndt Staff Writer The City of Burlington planned to deliver an update on a task force designed to improve race relations during a meeting of the Common Council earlier this month. Instead, city officials on Aug. 2 learned about new allegations […]
In this week’s Standard Press
It’s been more than a year since the Mayor’s task force on racism and equity in Burlington was formed. And in that time the public has heard very little about the progress of the effort. Until last week when it became evident that not all the task force members […]
Results from 2022 primary election
Vote totals are unofficial 63rd Assembly District Republican Primary Robin Vos (I) 5,084 Adam Steen 4,824 21st Senate District Republican Primary Van Wanggaard (I) 20,194 Jay Stone 6,831
PATRICIA K. JANSKY
Patricia “Pat” K. Jansky, 68, of Burlington, passed away Saturday, Aug. 6, 2022 at her home. Pat was born in Milwaukee on April 3, 1954, to Arthur and Sylvia (nee Jozwiak) Wanta. Her early life was spent in Milwaukee, where she graduated from South Division High School. On April […]
Racine County Sample Ballot for Aug. 9 Partisan Primary
Use the following link to access a Racine County Sample Ballot for the Aug. 9 Partisan Primary Election: SAMPLE BALLOT
THOMAS VIRGIL ALBY
Thomas Virgil Alby, 75, of Houston, Texas, died on Saturday, July 30, 2022, after a prolonged illness. Tom was born on March 3, 1947, in Burlington. Tom and Virginia (Ginger) Henderson were married on May 28, 1966. Tom was a Past Master of Burlington Masonic Lodge #28. Tom is […]
