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Roll out the (rain) barrel
RAYMOND — On a hot summer day, Ron Henry straddles a plastic barrel. He dons a pair of safety glasses, fires up his high-speed air tool and sets to work. Full story>>

•  Johnson Outdoors to consolidate watercraft operations
•  To Your Wealth: The trip of a lifetime
•  Property Transfers, 6-28-09

GLAD YOU ASKED: What happened to the tennis courts at Horlick High School? I drove past the other day, and they appear to have been bulldozed.
Did you see Panther tracks leading away from the scene? That Park-Horlick rivalry must be getting out of hand. Full story>>

•  GLAD YOU ASKED: What is the total amount, in dollars, that Racine County residents have contributed to Miller Park over the years?

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Police chief concerned about early inmate releases
RACINE — Racine Police Chief Kurt Wahlen is concerned more prison inmates are going to be released early due to a provision passed as a part of the state budget this week.   Full story>>

•   Court orders Caledonia man to turn over deer head   
•   After 21 years on parade route: 'If you can't beat them, join them'   
•   Republicans eye state seats   
•   Look what's closed over Fourth of July weekend   
•   POLICE REPORTS: July 2   
•   Police to use camera surveillance at North Beach on Fourth   
•   Police can stop vehicles for seat belt violations   
•   Journal Sentinel to print Kenosha News   
•   Main, State Street bridges closed July 4   

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Bringing baseball back
The  saying “The longest journey begins with a single step” certainly applies to the T-ball/softball league at the Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center. Full story>>

•  Patchwork of pitchers can’t control Lee, Cubs
•  PETER JACKEL: Paying tribute to a friend
•  SUMMER SPORTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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We must be prepared for severe summer weather, too
Racine County has absorbed a triple dose of nature’s blows in recent weeks. Full story>>

•  Follow the mayor and serve
•  Accept country drawbacks, too
•  Celebrate, dedicate the Fourth of July
•  Leave the space biz

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The True Cost of Government-Run Health Care
For the past several months, debate over health care reform has unfortunately been relegated to partisan rhetoric and hypothetical proposals. The public was recently treated to its first glimpse of the House Majority’s intentions when a “tri-committee” discussion draft was released last week. As expected, their plan centers around a “public plan” option coupled with heavy insurance mandates and extensive government regulation. Notably absent from the draft were specifics on how this reform will be financed. As various Senate proposals have been reported to cost over a trillion dollars, this omission is striking to say the least. Full Story>>

Thought of the Week - June 09, 2009
Year of St. PaulFull Story>>

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Iranian cleric: British Embassy staff to be tried
EDITOR'S NOTE: Iranian authorities have barred journalists for international news organizations from reporting on the streets and ordered them to stay in their offices. This report is based on the accounts of witnesses reached in Iran and official statements carried on Iranian media. Full story>>

•  US Marines push deeper into southern Afghan towns
•  Jackson memorial set for Tuesday in Los Angeles
•  Obama tells Russia's Putin the Cold War is history
•  Under Senate health care plan, either way you pay

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Jackson memorial set for Tuesday in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES - The question of when and where a public memorial service will be held for Michael Jackson has finally been answered. But how city officials will handle the likelihood of a massive crowd remains to be settled. Full story>>

•  Essence Fest to celebrate black music in La.
•  Los Angeles police under scrutiny in Jackson death
•  Jackson memorial set for Tuesday in LA
•  Obama says he grew up listening to Michael Jackson

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Summer Scenes: Burlington Area Garden Walk set for July 12
Just when you think you’ve seen all of Jean Mierow’s gardens, a whole different world of flowers, trees, bushes and grasses unfolds before your eyes as your make your way down the backyard hill to what the Rochester gardener calls her “secret garden.” This sprawling lower garden, which was no more than cornfield when Mierow moved in, features a variety of creatively planted areas all connected by a winding, walking path. Full story>>

•  Caledonia hosting garden tour July 12
•  HouseWorks: Flowery facts of childhood
•  Rain garden demonstrations show how to handle storms
•  If it will keep eggs safe …

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NYPD rookie makes arrest moments after graduation
NEW YORK - A New York Police Department rookie just couldn't wait to get started. Full story>>

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•  Illinois cabbie uses deodorant to disarm attacker
•  Calif. students get X-rated version of class DVD
•  Police: Conn. teens mishear sex screams, beat man

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Local News
June 30th, 1999
 BUCKS /DRAFT NOTES
 Bucks fetch trade offers for `Big Dog'
 Drive-by a result of gang feud, police say
 Labor council slates golf event
 Court: Drunken driving suspects need not be told attorney rights
 Bucks fetch trade offers for "Big Dog"
 A Date with Destiny
 High School /Local Baseball
 Waterford library plans to be presented at open house
 Study: One of three state residents live in towns
 Waterford Graded officials discuss possible referendum plans
 In Brief
 Racine losing residents, says Census Bureau
 A Date with Destiny
 Committee delays action on county school
June 29th, 1999
 State's utility leaders to merge
 Loth leads way in State Amateur qualifying
 In Brief
 Bright future seen for downtown Burlington
 Utilities Merger


Local Sports
June 25th, 1999
 Salmon-A-Rama leaderboard goes high-tech
June 22nd, 1999
 Public Golf head plots new course
 Invitations run the gamut from simple to elaborate