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All-In Milwaukee to support students from Racine with donation from Fisk Johnson Share All-In Milwaukee is expanding to serve students in Racine. The expansion is funded by a personal donation from Fisk Johnson, chairman and chief executive officer of S.C. Johnson & Sons Inc. Johnson’s gift will fund renewable scholarships of up to $18,000 over four years for five seniors at St. Catherine’s High School in Racine. The Dr. Fisk Johnson STEM Scholarship recipients will also receive support and advising from All-In Milwaukee’s advisors for up to six years. “In a time when college enrollme...

Proverbs 14:20-21 Judges 17:3 – What commandment was violated? Interestingly this commandment was repeated 8 additional times in the Torah. No wonder God told His people to read the Word! (Joshua 1:8, Deuteronomy 17:19, Deuteronomy 29:9). Judges 17:10 – Paris Reidhead preached a famous message on Ten Shekels and a Shirt. Judges 17:13 – Welcome to modern pluralism. We have a house of gods (Judges 17:5), and are glad to add some of Christianity so we don’t offend the LORD of the Bible. Judges 18:20 – A Levite who should know the law is delighted by tribal affinity but not horrified by...

MatchMySound Launches Achieve Music Studio, An Online Platform for Private Music Teachers Share Article Achieve Music Studio offers private music teachers a teacher-student platform to connect, engage, and monitor student progress within a music room designed specifically for musicians. Achieve Music Studio MatchMySound's celebrated guided practice and feedback features, along with a revolutionary online music room optimized for musicians, make this platform an extraordinary remote lesson and performance solution for private music teachers and their students. L...

THINK SPRING — photo from 1977 Let me tell you, 72 years ago there was a lot of competition for the Adirondack Daily Enterprise. Never mind about the Plattsburgh and Malone newspapers that were on the newsstands in our three mountain villages, but there was also the Syracuse Post-Standard, with a full-time correspondent stationed in Saranac Lake, and the Syracuse Herald Tribune. No television back then — it did exist, but not for the working man. Radios, newspapers and gossip kept the public informed — and did a helluva good job of it. So again, researching for news in my vast fil...