Author: Ed Nadolski

News

County logs its first case of COVID-19

Person, now in home quarantine, had travelled internationally Racine County has its first case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. The Central Racine County Health Department made the announcement Friday afternoon. The person was exposed while traveling internationally and is currently isolated at home, according to the health […]

News

Gateway will migrate to online instruction

Technical college cancels traditional classes March 16 to 18 Gateway Technical College, which has campuses in Burlington and Elkhorn, has canceled classes March 16 to March 18, all campus events March 16 through April 13 and all college-related international and out-of-state trips until April 30, the school announced Friday morning. […]

Burlington

Home and Garden Show postponed

The annual Home and Garden Show hosted by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce and scheduled for Saturday has been postponed out of concern related to the spread of the coronavirus. Jan Ludtke, executive director of the organization, said in an email the decision was made in accordance with recommendations […]

News

County declares public health emergency

Residents urged to limit non-essential gatherings, develop household plan The Central Racine County Health Department, which also serves communities in Western Racine County, has advised residents to follow state and federal guidelines in response to the health threat caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Both the state and the county declared […]

Waterford

Musical casts its spell

Editor’s note: Out of concern over the potential spread of the coronavirus, Waterford Union High School has cancelled Saturday’s and Sunday’s scheduled performances of “The 25th Annual  Putnman County Spelling Bee.” People who have already purchased tickets for the Saturday and Sunday shows may use them to see the Friday […]

Burlington

In this week’s Standard Press…

      The lengths some people will go to in a life of crime is often astounding to people who generally obey the law. Such is the case of an Ohio man charged for allegedly stealing more than $37,000 in electronics from the Burlington Walmart. The case of the shoplifters who […]

Burlington

A final blow for gravel pit

County Board follows suit and denies proposed mining operation By Jason Arndt Editor The Walworth County Board of Supervisors needed a mere two minutes, if that, Tuesday to agree with the Zoning Agency’s decision to deny a proposed gravel pit in the Town of Spring Prairie. The decision comes after […]

Obituaries

WILLIAM JOHN HARTWICK

      William John Hartwick Jr., 68, passed away March 9, 2020, at Oak Park Place in Burlington. William was born Sept. 24, 1952, to the late William Sr. and Florence Hartwick in Hicksville, New York. He lived in New York until moving to Wisconsin in 1970. On Feb. 5, 1982, […]

Obituaries

CHERYL G. ARNOLD

      Cheryl G. Arnold, 66, passed away March 6, 2020, at St. Luke’s Medical Center in Milwaukee. Cheryl was born Feb. 8, 1954, to John E. and Betty J. Arnold in Burlington. She graduated from Burlington High School. Cheryl was compassionate and enjoyed helping others. She worked as a home […]