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Weather forces cancellation of festival’s Saturday outdoor events
But many Hot Chocolate Fest events are still a go this weekend Due to the weather...
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Weather forces cancellation of festival’s Saturday outdoor events
But many Hot Chocolate Fest events are still a go this weekend Due to the weather forecast of snow for Friday night into Saturday, some of the Hot Chocolate Fest activities have been canceled, according to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. All of the outdoor activities based at Wehmhoff Square […]
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Grove man dies after being struck by car along dark highway
A 51-year-old Union Grove man died Saturday after being struck by a car while walking along a dark Kenosha County highway shortly before 3 a.m. Jeffery D. Etlicher suffered severe injuries as a result of the incident that was reported at 2:57 a.m. along Highway H (88th Avenue) about a […]
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Major roadwork ahead
City targets portion of Milwaukee Avenue for reconstruction in 2019 By Jason Arndt Editor Road improvement projects are on the horizon in the City of Burlington, but to move forward, the Common Council on Feb. 5 will consider a task order with Kapur and Associates, Inc. to conduct construction management. […]
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Look, mom, you made the paper
Ramczyk says mom lived to love, care about others For the last few months, things began to deteriorate with my mom’s health. Doctor appointments, a hospital stay and medicine became the new “normal,” a harsh reality for such a vibrant soul. Joan Ramczyk, known to some as Joni, or […]
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In this week’s Standard Press…
Town of Burlington voters in April will get a chance to weigh in on whether they believe it’s worthwhile for the township to continue studying the feasibility of incorporating into a village. The advisory referendum was approved on a 3-2 vote but not all agree on whether the ballot […]
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Major roadwork ahead
The City of Burlington’s road repair plan for 2019 includes a portion of Milwaukee...
Town incorporation study will go to referendum
It remains to be seen if it’s even possible for township to become a village By...
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Fishing jamboree survives the thaw
Eight-year-old Everett Kawczynski (far right) shows off a large mouth bass he caught...
Jingle for Janet run is a tribute with a cause
Runners come off Rohda Drive on to Field Drive and head towards Waterford Union High...
Tichigan Lions host groundbreaking for building expansion
Lions Club members (from left) Greg Horeth, Randy O’Brien, Bill Burke and Nate...
Union Grove Area News »
Grove man dies after being struck by car along dark highway
A 51-year-old Union Grove man died Saturday after being struck by a car while walking...
Village wants answers on motel
Officials not sure if people are living in abandoned structure By Dave Fidlin Correspondent Are...
The gift of reading
Second grade students from Sara Damaschke’s class at Kansasville School display...
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Look, mom, you made the paper
Ramczyk says mom lived to love, care about others Ray Ramczyk and wife Joan loved to dance. Here, they show the wedding guests of son Mike Ramczyk how it’s...
FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Waterford’s Reindl brings home state track title
Reindl caught a glimpse of her state accomplishment Haleigh Reindl floors the competition at state track. She was the SLC...
BURLINGTON STANDARD PRESS TOP SPORTS STORIES of 2018 – 1. Volleyball Titletown returns
Burlington, Catholic Central both win state titles, celebrate together in city parade Members of the Burlington and Catholic...
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Look, mom, you made the paper
Ramczyk says mom lived to love, care about others Ray Ramczyk and wife Joan loved to dance. Here, they show the wedding guests of son Mike Ramczyk how it’s...
SLN ALL AREA FOOTBALL: Big stars highlight 3rd annual squad
Waterford, East Troy, Mukwonago, among others enjoyed historic seasons Tanner Keller breaks off one of his four touchdown...
ALL-AREA VOLLEYBALL: 3 state champions highlight third annual squad
City of Burlington lands 10 players on team, Mukwonago, East Troy earn top spots Kaley Blake (from left), Cam Lukenbill,...
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Weather forces cancellation of festival’s Saturday outdoor events
But many Hot Chocolate Fest events are still a go this weekend Due to the weather forecast of snow for Friday night into Saturday, some of the Hot Chocolate Fest activities have been canceled, according to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. All of the outdoor activities based at Wehmhoff Square […]
Grove man dies after being struck by car along dark highway
A 51-year-old Union Grove man died Saturday after being struck by a car while walking along a dark Kenosha County highway shortly before 3 a.m. Jeffery D. Etlicher suffered severe injuries as a result of the incident that was reported at 2:57 a.m. along Highway H (88th Avenue) about a […]
Major roadwork ahead
City targets portion of Milwaukee Avenue for reconstruction in 2019 By Jason Arndt Editor Road improvement projects are on the horizon in the City of Burlington, but to move forward, the Common Council on Feb. 5 will consider a task order with Kapur and Associates, Inc. to conduct construction management. […]
Look, mom, you made the paper
Ramczyk says mom lived to love, care about others For the last few months, things began to deteriorate with my mom’s health. Doctor appointments, a hospital stay and medicine became the new “normal,” a harsh reality for such a vibrant soul. Joan Ramczyk, known to some as Joni, or […]
Town incorporation study will go to referendum
It remains to be seen if it’s even possible for township to become a village By Jason Arndt Editor When Town of Burlington voters receive their ballots on April 2 they will be asked one simple question: Should the Town of Burlington continue to explore becoming a village? The question, […]
In this week’s Standard Press…
Town of Burlington voters in April will get a chance to weigh in on whether they believe it’s worthwhile for the township to continue studying the feasibility of incorporating into a village. The advisory referendum was approved on a 3-2 vote but not all agree on whether the ballot […]
EDWARD TOMAS STONE JR.
Edward Tomas Stone JR., passed away due to complications from cancer on Jan. 12, 2019. Ed was born in Cripple Creek, Colo. on Jan. 15, 1933 to Edward Tomas Sr. and Josephine “Happy” (nee Stein) Stone. His father and uncles primarily worked in the gold mines, and had many […]
BERNARD B. BARCZAK
Bernard B. Barczak, age 93, formerly of Bay View, passed away peacefully on Friday, Jan. 11, 2019 at the with his devoted family at his side. Bernard was born in Milwaukee on June 30, 1925 to Joseph and Tekla (nee Frankowiak) Barczak. As a young man, Bernard resided in […]
VITO COLANO
Vito Colano, age 90, of Waterford, passed away at home on Jan. 11, 2019 with his loving family and friends at his side. Vito was born in Chicago on Feb. 25, 1928, to Ralph Angelo and Theresa Marie (nee Urso) Colano. His early life was spent in Skokie, Ill. […]
GEORGE E. MUTTER
George E. Mutter, 91, passed away Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019 at Aurora Medical Center in Burlington. George was born in Kansasville on Apr. 18, 1927, to Edward and Veronica (nee Sauder) Mutter. He graduated from Burlington High School, and continued to live his entire life in Kansasville, while spending […]
