Both Racine and Caledonia were there along with hundreds and hundreds of firefighters, paramedics from all over the state of Wisconsin.
the procession with trucks and ambulances had to be over a mile long. They didn't have an exact count that i could fine but they knew it was well over 60+ pieces of equipment.
"Hey, you know me – if I find something that is a good deal, I share it
with you. But this shit? I could’ve spent the money on premium porn for
all the good it did me. No numbing sensation or nothin’ – all it did was
make my hands and dick greasy so you know where that led…..
"And CharlieGodammit [his dog's name] dry humped my leg for 3 days afterwards. Not the company’s legs, mine. That’s unforgivable right there.
"Yeah, I’m giving this product 0 stars as it was advertised, but 3 stars
for being a mild aphrodisiac and I’m taking those away as a penalty for
the fucking dog jizz everywhere".
"Lakesha Washington and her team have taken to the streets
themselves to draw attention to the terrible and unsafe road conditions
throughout the City Of Racine. 'We started with repeated calls to the
city, no one was listening. These kids out here are in danger, cars
swerve to miss potholes, putting pedestrians and other drivers at high
risk, Northwestern Ave. is the worst!'
"'If the city won’t do anything about it, we will do our part!'”
From Racine Community Media: "Racine- Another lawsuit has been filed against the Machinery Row
project and Rodney Blackwell. This time it’s alleged fraud and breach of
contract. Questions are now circulating as to how far Racine city
officials are involved in this whole mess. Asked earlier in the week by
the Racine Journal Times, both Mayor Dickert and City Administrator Tom
Friedel declined to comment.
"Michael Knight claims Blackwell and
Machinery Row have not delivered on financial guarantees and have
falsely represented themselves. Knight said he provided extensive and
ongoing services covering several hundreds of hours to the project, such
as reviewing and amending tax credit applications, He claims his
services on the Machinery Row project included, meeting with public officials, negotiating with public entities, and working with lenders on project financing.
"Knight is also seeking damages as determined by a trial.
"Kenosha County’s sheriff David Beth, called an email recovered during an
investigation of the city’s computer system 'a crystal in the tip of the
iceberg' of illegal activity, and he predicted various city employees
will be indicted.
"Sheriff David Beth made the remarks in an address to the Kenosha Joint Services Board, the Kenosha News reported.
"Sheriff
Beth’s department is not involved in the investigation, which is being
handled by the FBI, the state division of criminal investigations and
the Racine County Sheriff’s Department.
Hello everyone and welcome back! Another week has come and gone... More of the old same, same old thing. This time, I'm having a longer weekend. Anyways, your questions....
"RACINE — No less
than 15 people have applied to temporarily fill a vacant seat on the
Racine Unified School District’s Board of Education.
"The seat was
formerly held by Lisa Parham, who resigned from the board earlier this
month amid rumors that she has a felony conviction on her record and is
therefore ineligible to hold public office in Wisconsin.
"She was elected in April and had been on the board for barely six weeks.
"District
residents looking to fill her seat had a two-week period to submit
paperwork to the district or any board member to apply for the position.
That period ended at the end of business Thursday.
"The 15
candidates include former board member Guadalupe Rendón, 69, of Racine,
who lost his seat on the board in April, and Bryn Biemeck, 29, of
Racine, who also unsuccessfully ran for a seat on the board in April, as
well as retiring City of Racine Development Director Brian O’Connell,
61, of Racine.
"The other candidates are Deborah Lynn Cappello, 51,
of Racine, Nikki Fisher, 67, of Wind Point, Armintta Franklin, 55, of
Racine, David Hall Jr., 59, of Wind Point, Marlo Harmon, 45, of Racine
and who has previously ran for City Council, JoAnn Hattix, 57, of
Racine, Kelly Highman, 40, of Racine, Larry Jones, 51, of Mount
Pleasant, Stephen Kalmar II, 55, of Racine and former Racine poet
laureate, John Koetz, 51, of Mount Pleasant, Yasin Mahdi, 32, of Racine,
and Linda Thalacker, 67, of Mount Pleasant.
"The board will
appoint one of these candidates at a special meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday
July 2 at the district’s Administration Services Campus, 3109 Mount
Pleasant St.
"The one appointed will temporarily fill the seat until it goes up for election in April."
Hello, my honeybees!How are you?We’re finally
getting our summer heat and our summer storms, though we can’t compete with Ms.
OKIE for storms or Ms. Beejay for heat.That’s OK.They can keep
them.Not that our local climate can’t
get violent at times.We had trees down
and power outages after the last front went through, and there’ll be more.When a cold front hits hot weather, a storm
can erupt. Some of the tornadoes I’ve
seen online were monstrous in size.How
about a storm from hell four miles wide?A home, a car, and all personal belongings are lost as a tornado sweeps
them up, but does no damage to the house across the street. Summer storms can be beautiful, and deadly.
So can illegal fireworks.As we approach the 4th of July, I believe we’ll see and/or
hear more and more fireworks.Maybe
not.In the city last year, it was
comparatively quiet before, during, and after the 4th of July.Perhaps efforts have paid off.Wow, what a concept.
The Journal Times has a story on our ongoing City Administrator
problem: http://journaltimes.com/news/local/committee-defers-action-on-city-administrator-search-requests/article_deee1254-e719-5941-bc56-c9164a31e6b7.html
I didn’t know that we have a problem here, but apparently Mr. Cousin Tom Fried
does.There’s mumbo-jumbo in this
article about the cost of a nationwide search to replace Mr. Cousin.More scare tactics.How come there wasn’t a nationwide search
when Mr. Cousin got the job?He was
decreed City Administrator by King lying John.The Serfs Council approved of him.Now we have this sticky wicket where nearly all city employees are
losing money and benefits.Streetlights
come down.And as more and more people
are forced to bite the bullet, for some reason Mr. Mayor and Mr. Cousin think
Mr. Cousin deserves a $30,000 raise.
We’re losing ground out here.Do any of you city officials give a damn
about this?I can no longer afford one
of my prescriptions because my plan doesn’t cover it.What are we supposed to do?Day after day, we are beset by problems.Day after day, you turn a blind eye.Shame on you!You represent the worst that humanity has to offer.Your selfishness and greed are
legendary.Your pride goes before your
fall.
Racine County Eye is linked to a beautiful time-lapse video
of the sunset over Racine
Monday.By Gabriella Brossman in Community · June 23, 2015
Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay as beautiful as you
are.Use sun-block if you’re going to be
outside.Put on more as you spend more
time in the sun.Protect your eyes and
epidermis in the summer sun.You’ll
still have a great time.
"For the gut wrenchingly heartwarming story of the day we go to
Hartlepool, Durham, England where a pair of stray dogs was recently
rescued. An elderly Jack Russel named Glenn (so many first names) is
completely blind in both eyes, but luckily he has a buddy named Buzz, a
Staffordshire Bull Terrier who is the little dog’s own guide dog.
"Animal rescue staff found the unlikely duo abandoned in a
sea tunnel. Now they are trying to find the inseparable pair a new home.
They both become very upset if they are away from one another for more
than a few minutes. This is understandable as Buzz acts as Glenn’s eyes.
"They are currentlyliving at the Stray Aid center in Coxhoe
where care givers say the approximately nine and ten year old dogs make
quite the odd couple. Centre manager John Bielby says;
"'They stay together at all times and Glenn follows Buzz wherever he
goes. Wherever one goes the other one follows. They have behaved well in
the kennels and they are both quite playful. They both seem to be doing
well.'
"While getting on in years, the two dogs still love to run
and play. The blind dog does well on his own, outside where he can run
freely. However, indoors Glenn needs help so he doesn’t bump into
things. The guide dog Buzz even helps Glenn find his food and into bed
as he guides him around the kennel.
Sorry I haven't been posting my wildflowers lately I have been busy with all my doctor appointments. I am going to try to get most of them posted to share with all of you. Here are some more of the wildflowers.
This is a Crested Dwarf Iris the picture was taken at Richard Bong State Recreational Area in Brighton Wi..
This is a Musk Thistle this picture was taken at Richard Bong State Recreational Area in Brighton Wi..
This is a Eastern Shooting Star this picture was taken at Colonial Park in Racine Wi..
This is a Virginia Spiderwort this picture was taken at Cliffside Park in Racine Wi..
This is a Sulfur Cinqefoil this picture was taken at Richard Bong State Recreational Area in Brighton Wi.
This is a Water Lily this picture was taken at Richard Bong State Recreational Area in Brighton Wi.
I hope everyone enjoys the pictures and there are a lot more to come. Have a nice day!
When I managed the auto repair shop in Chicago, on a hot summer's day a heavy set woman paid by pulling bills out of the middle of her bra. The currency was moist, but, what the hell, money is money.
"lazy and relax after training イヌワシ ラル http://lespieagle.org/
[UPDATE] listen the people who are talking about his noises, it's just
that he was 5 months old when I filmed it. all baby birds of prey are
peeping just like that and about the heavy rope, only when you start
training an eagle, fly with dragging it that makes the eagle strong and
quick to get muscles. you can watch his free flight on my other videos."
"Northterra Real Estate Group LLC, a development company owned by Caledonia resident Lee Jaramillo, has an accepted offer to buy 500 Monument Square — the former Zahn’s Department Store building — for an undisclosed amount.
"The 40,000-square-foot building, which was founded by Edward Zahn in 1898 operated as Zahn’s Department store, is owned by Tri-City Bank National Bank. The building has been vacant since 1981. Tri-City Bank inherited the building when it purchased the assets of the Bank of Elmwood when the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation shut down the bank in September 2009. "Jaramillo is about 90 days away from disclosing the names of the
tenants of the building since he’s still in the process of negotiating
the leases. But he did say the public-private development would not be
conventional and would seek to ;bring life' to the downtown area. "'We are talking with a couple of different groups,' Jaramillo said. 'We’re going towards a creative hands-on approach to this…. something
that will help change the stigma of the downtown.' "The building use will likely be a mixed use, but will not include
housing or a sports-related use. Jaramillio, a former baseball player,
also owns Forceout, a company that makes a protective glove used in baseball."