Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Racine.
St. Catherine’s High School has installed a new, safer entrance today to help students access the building as classes begin.
Seniors and people with disabilities can learn how to enroll in Medicare, with details on Parts A to D and key enrollment dates from Oct.15 to Dec.7.
The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Racine County (ADCRC) is hosting a Medicare guide fair on Oct.22 to help residents understand available benefits.
Aging Well events help seniors and caregivers navigate Medicare and home services.
Caregiver Night is on Oct. 15 at the office (1926 Albert St.), Aging Well East is on Oct. 22 at Fountain Banquet Hall, and Aging Well West is on Nov. 12 at Grace Church.
A developer plans modular homes on the former Shalom Center site.
Mike Maki (a senior development specialist) said each home will have at least three bedrooms and sell for $325,000 or less.
Nine Racine Raiders players earned first-team All-MWUF honors after their 17 to 14 title game win over the Illinois Cowboys on Aug.
15; the team led the league with 11 selections and *strong defense* featuring Corey Dalton, Quan Jackson, Gary Young Jr., and Elvin Turner.
Union Grove opened its season with a 17-7 win Friday night at Kettle Moraine High School.
Coach Craig McClelland said the Broncos controlled the game — forcing turnovers and capitalizing on special teams errors — to build a strong start for the season.
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