By Jennifer Eisenbart Editor The Town of Waterford has two incumbents and a challenger fighting for two seats this spring. The newcomer is Teri Jendusa Nicolai, a domestic abuse survivor whose story is known nationwide. The two incumbents are Jan Alvey and Timothy Szeklinski. Jan Alvey (Inc.) Age: 67 […]
Sports & Other News
Nielsen overwhelming choice of local lawyers
The Racine County Bar Association released the results of its judicial qualification poll Tuesday, with Mark Nielsen easily leading the poll. Members of the bar association were asked to vote on the qualifications of the two candidates for Racine County Circuit Court Judge Branch 4 – Joseph Seifert and Nielsen. […]
Students get chance to show off at UW-W
By Tom Ganser Correspondent More than 150 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater undergraduate students showed off the results of their research studies or creative projects during the 21st Annual Undergraduate Research Day March 16. The results were presented in a variety of formats, including poster sessions displaying a summary of the several […]
Raymond School honor roll
Second Trimester Grade 8: Riley P. Morrison, Mackenzie R. Geschke, Geneva L. Hebron, Kyleigh D. Ray, Brandon G. Krivsky, Xenia R. Montgomery, Meaghen R. Lehner, Autumn Kopac, Izabella Demarest, Gage N. Hanzel, Drayton B. Doberstein, Ethan T. Squires, Kathryn L. Risch, Madison L. Cerny, Colin P. Young, Hannah C. Owen, […]
Three injured in SUV vs. U-Haul crash
Three people were injured – one critically, when a sport utility vehicle and U-Haul collided March 19 on Highway 36 in the Town of Lyons. The crash occurred at about 12:20 p.m. on Highway 36 east of Overhill Court. A 2003 Acura SUV traveling west on Highway 36 crossed the centerline […]
Jendusa-Nicolai has earned support
It is my honor and pleasure to support and endorse Teri Jendusa-Nicolai for Waterford Town Board Supervisor. Teri has acquired a great deal of experience dealing with local, county and state legislation while being an advocate for the rights of domestic violence victims. Teri has gained the respect and admiration […]
Area basketball is on the rise
Area teams finding out hard lesson: size still matters, but guard play can overcome Last weekend, McDonell Central’s size and length were too much for the shorter Catholic Central Hilltoppers. While basketball involves a team of 12-15 players, it’s unique in that one player can win a championship almost […]
An issue of leadership: Mayor, former mayor to square off in April 5 election
By Jennifer Eisenbart Editor At the heart of the City of Burlington mayoral race in the April 5 election is a simple question. Has the city been properly managed under the guidance of Mayor Bob Miller over the last eight years, or is it a time for change? Not surprisingly, […]
Son charged with murder in Hales Corners
A missing woman’s remains were found in a Muskego landfill Sunday, and her son is now charged with first-degree intentional homicide. Julie Rozewicz, 68, was reported missing Friday. On Sunday, her remains were found in Emerald Park Landfill in Muskego. Her son, Robert, 40, was charged Tuesday after the remains […]
Bowling scores
The following are scores from Towne and Country Lanes in Burlington for the last week: Tues. Nite Mixed: 3/15 Ladis High Game: Theresa Riemer – 278 Ladies High Series: Theresa Riemer – 660 Mens High Game: Adam Gebel – 280 Mens High Series: Adam Gebel – 739 Other High […]
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