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District 219 Students to Dance for a Cause This Weekend
District 219's annual Dance Marathon is set to kick off at Niles North High School on Sunday, May 25 at 5 p.m. Each year, the Dance Marathon organization picks a charity to raise money for through the event.
Lake Commission given green light to purchase weed harvester conveyor
The Mt. Lake City Council gave the green light to the Lake Commission to go ahead and purchase a Mudcat Shore Conveyor from Inland Lake Harvester, Inc.
Neighbors complain about Echo Lake Foods noise
Concrete and rebar are being ground up and recycled at the old Echo Lake Foods plant in Burlington.
St. Charles hosts Honor Flight documentary
When the documentary, "Honor Flight: One Last Mission," was released last year and shown at Miller Park in Milwaukee, Burlington resident Jenny Nice made sure to go.
Chicagoland: World's Best Burgers at Fred's in Burlington, WI
Have you ever taken a day trip for a burger? If not, Fred's in Burlington, Wisconsin, makes the case to start.
Vos takes listening session questions in stride
At Burlington High School May 6 to honor three individual state champions, Wisconsin State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said that particular duty was one of his more pleasurable ones.
He was born Jan. 10, 1956, in Burlington, to Leon Michael and Lou Jane Schatzman Koldeway.
She was born Sept. 19, 1927, the youngest child, to the late Herman Benjamin Kaskin and Florence Mae Fratt.
Revived after overdose, man allegedly concealed pot while in ambulance
Rattlers Offense Gets Past Bees in 11 Innings
Game two for the Baby Brewers versus the Burlington Bees Monday at the Fox. Burlington won the series opener on Sunday.
Voces de la Frontera to Ryan: Keep Families Together
A small group of about 25 people gathered Friday afternoon at Monument Square to urge Congressman Paul Ryan to stay the course on immigration reform.
Too pooped to do the job: Alleged burglar makes it easy for the police
Christopher T. White, 26, Waterford, is charged with felony burglary and attempted burglary and two counts of felony bail jumping in separate incidents that occurred April 26 in the City of Burlington.
St. Charles presents - Once Upon a Mattress'
St. Charles School will present its annual spring musical starting this weekend.
Tired Wisconsin thief caught napping: cops
Christopher White, 26, allegedly broke into a real estate office, took three computers, set them outside the door then headed back for more loot when he decided to take a nap on a bear skin rug.
Bill to penalize any citizens that attempt to harass lawmakers
To strengthen penalties against harassing lawmakers and their family members, a representative began circulating bipartisan-backed legislation to that goal last week.
"He broke the window in a back conference room," said realtor Justin Mueller about how a burglar broke into a Burlington, Wisconsin Remax office building.
Paul Ryan touts immigration reform at town hall
Republican Rep. Paul Ryan is using a series of town hall meetings in Wisconsin this week to tout his support for a bipartisan immigration reform package that will grant citizenship to large numbers of people living illegally in the United States.
He married Mae Kathryn Maurice June 10, 1950, in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Brighton.
Are UW System reserves too high?
Senate President Mike Ellis, R-Neenah, spoke of "shame" after a Legislative Audit Bureau report revealed large UW System reserves.
Burlington farmers market opens May 2
The market will be open Thursdays through October, with the exception of July 4. Vendors include Ela Orchard, River Valley Ranch, Rushing Waters, Steinhoff's Honey and Wild Flour Bakery.