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Tragedy to therapy: Dog honors late graduate of high school
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Mega-development that could increase Union Grove s population by 20% gets final approval
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160-acre residential development planned in Union Grove
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Canopy Hill site plan
Kenosha-based Bear Development plans to develop Canopy Hill, a 160-acre housing development along the west side of Highway 45 across, from Union Grove High School on the north side of the village in Racine County.…
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Bear Developmentplans to develop Canopy Hill, a 160-acre housing development along the west side of Highway 45 across, from Union Grove High School on the north side of the village in Racine County.The development will include 188 lots for single-family homes, 60 two-story condominium units, 8 ranch condo units, 50 senior housing units, 60 multi-family residential units and 18 acres of park land.The total cost of the development is estimated at $112.8 million, according to the village. It is expected to be built in phases over a period of about 8 years.The project has been approved by the Union Grove Village Board.The project was originally proposed
Cox obit – Chipley Bugle
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UNION GROVE â John Kurhajec came to Union Grove in 1973 to start a business. He wound up starting a life.
Still a young man in his 20s, the insurance broker made the decision that he would not only sell insurance here, he would immerse himself in the community.
The Racine native spent the next 40-plus years connecting with people and investing his time in Union Grove. He became a youth baseball coach, a county fair volunteer, a chamber of commerce activist and more.
âYou meet so many nice people,â he said. âYou want the community to prosper and grow, and you want to be part of that.â