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Panel to study school boundaries
BASD committee will lay groundwork for new grade configuration By Jason Arndt Editor While...
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Panel to study school boundaries
BASD committee will lay groundwork for new grade configuration By Jason Arndt Editor While construction continues on the new Karcher Middle School, the Burlington Area School District Board of Education continues to move forward on other referendum objectives, including a new grade configuration plan. The configuration involves converting the middle […]
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Crash devastates local families
Tragedy claims lives of police officer, talented lawyer By Jason Arndt Editor A horrific vehicle crash on a snowy afternoon in the Village of Yorkville Feb. 9 claimed the lives of two people heavily devoted to their respective professions and families. While one was a dedicated City of Racine police […]
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Wrestling: Burlington pinned in team sectional final
Close matches, questionable calls highlight match against top-ranked Mukwonago By Mike Ramczyk Correspondent The Burlington wrestling squad was vying for its third team state tournament berth in a row and seventh in nine years Tuesday night at Kenosha Bradford High School. Unfortunately for the Demons, who are ranked No. 4 […]
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County agency recommends against gravel pit
By Jason Arndt Editor A resolution passed by the Spring Prairie Town Board opposing a proposed gravel pit left the Walworth County Zoning Agency with limited options at a Feb. 20 meeting. The options, according to Director Michael P. Cotter, of the Land Use and Resource Management Department, were either […]
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Girls basketball: Broncos keep pace in conference play
Team wins fourth in a row By Jason Arndt Staff Writer The Union Grove girls basketball team maintained a top spot in Southern Lakes Conference play Monday when the Broncos edged host Delavan-Darien 42-34 and avenged an early season loss to the Comets. Union Grove, which won its fourth straight […]
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County agency recommends against gravel pit
By Jason Arndt Editor A resolution passed by the Spring Prairie Town Board opposing...
Bye, bye, chemo, it’s been quite the journey
Correspondent Mike Ramczyk gets a certificate and a hug from his infusion nurse at...
Waterford Area News »
Village starts fresh on brewpub
Officials again seek proposals, this time with option of selling fire station site By...
Man charged with taking truck, ramming vehicle
He allegedly targeted two vehicles with keys left inside A Waterford man is charged...
In this week’s Waterford Post…
In a case that took 3-1/2 years to come to trial, a Waterford woman has...
Union Grove Area News »
Crash devastates local families
Jennifer Diener poses for a picture taken by mother Jean Jacobson in front of her...
Primary to narrow Yorkville School candidates
Board is dealing with split between teachers, administration Five candidates are...
Planners eye sidewalk safety upgrades
Union Grove seeks improvements near elementary school By Dave Fidlin Correspondent A...
Sports »
Wrestling: Burlington pinned in team sectional final
Zach Wallace controls the head of Trae Ford of Union Grove during their 195-pound championship match at Saturday’s WIAA Division 1 regional tournament hosted...
Wrestling: Waterford advances 11 to sectionals
Wolverines garner 3 regional champions By Chris Bennett Correspondent Waterford Union High School’s wrestling squad...
Boys basketball: Eight is great
Balanced scoring attack leads to another victory By Mike Ramczyk Correspondent Burlington’s Dane Kornely attempts a...
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Panel to study school boundaries
BASD committee will lay groundwork for new grade configuration By Jason Arndt Editor While construction continues on the new Karcher Middle School, the Burlington Area School District Board of Education continues to move forward on other referendum objectives, including a new grade configuration plan. The configuration involves converting the middle […]
Crash devastates local families
Tragedy claims lives of police officer, talented lawyer By Jason Arndt Editor A horrific vehicle crash on a snowy afternoon in the Village of Yorkville Feb. 9 claimed the lives of two people heavily devoted to their respective professions and families. While one was a dedicated City of Racine police […]
