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RACINE â New computer apps that make it easier to donate to charities, take good pictures and find volunteer opportunities are pointing the way to a new era of innovation in Racine. Young people competing to build the most creative computer apps are being recognized in a first-ever awards program of its kind organized by Visioning a Greater Racine. The group announced its inaugural Tech-Prize winners Saturday during a ceremony that highlighted hopes among organizers for reviving Racineâs image as a center for industrial innovation. Racine Mayor Cory Mason addressed the Gateway Techn...
Swansea's Case High School will put on two musicals this month SWANSEA — While many schools have canceled this year’s drama productions because of the pandemic, Swansea’s Joseph Case High School is forging ahead with two different musicals that will both open this month. “Especially for my last show, I’m just so glad that I get these memories with my friends on stage,” said senior Emily Graham, president of the Case High Theater Company. The pandemic has meant many extracurricular activities have been put on hold or held remotely. But Neil Jeronimo, Case’s theater teacher and th...
RACINE â Anton House, a Racine native whose life has been an achievement in recovery and restoration, is now celebrating a new milestone: redemption. The 41-year-old man has risen from a rough-and-tumble life on the streets to earning a Ph.D. and becoming a college professor. On Friday, he attained another important goal when he received a pardon from Gov. Tony Evers for a drug conviction that had followed him around for 20 years. The pardon reflects that House has turned his life around and deserves to have certain rights restored, including the right to run for public office. Contacted...
RACINE â âFifty seconds,â said Christine Emmons, teacher at Horlick High School, as she counted down to zero on her phoneâs timer in the waiting area of the vaccination clinic at Ascension All Saints Hospital. Teachers sit socially distanced in the clinic after receiving their vaccinations at Ascension All Saints Hospital on Saturday. There is a 15-minute observation period after patients get their vaccine, said Margaret Hennessy, pediatrics physician at All Saints. Hennessy said it is to make sure patients don't have any serious reactions or need help after getting treate...