Longtime village engineering consultant Jeff Seitz will be named Tuesday as the new engineer/public works director in Sturtevant. Seitz helped steer Sturtevant through the area’s landmark sewer and water agreements. He has also advised village Read More
Over 86 percent of the professional staff in the Racine Unified School District voted to re-certify their Racine Education Association union membership, according to the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission. There are 1,664 eligible union voters amongst RUSD Read More
Looking for a new gig or a new direction? Racine County Workforce Development and Gateway Technical College are now accepting applications for a Telecommunications Installer Boot Camp program. The camp begins March 9, 2015 and Read More
Mount Pleasant trustees Monday voted 5-2 to go along with an effort to designate portions of the City of Racine and the village as a Promise Zone. Introduced during the 2013 State of the Union Read More
Under a proposed change in the 2015 municipal budget, the Sturtevant Department of Public Works will be led by a combination director and professional engineer. Current DPW Director Chuck Stachowski was informed of the change last Read More
Melissa Lemke is running for city council in Racine, representing the 15th District. She made the announcement Monday at the annual Labor Fest event. The 15th District is currently represented by Alderman Ed Diehl. He Read More
Stuff the Bus is Thursday! To help Racine Unified students start school with the supplies they need to succeed, Johnson Controls is organizing a Stuff the Bus drive from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday Read More
After a Racine woman was attacked in her home by a man she met online, Racine police Chief Art Howell Saturday issued a statement advising residents to exercise extreme caution when arranging these kinds of Read More
Submitted by Racine County Executive Jim Ladwig’s office The Racine County Workforce Development Center with the State of Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development and the Journal Times invite job seekers and employers to register for the Spring Read More
The Village of Caledonia borrowed $1.74 million to pay for its portion of the water system upgrades as part of the Racine Water Utility agreement. Initially, the village was set to borrow $2.1 million to Read More
A new, $200,000 grant awarded to Racine Unified will provide additional case managers to help keep teen parents in school. Funded through the Office of Adolescent Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Read More
Job seekers interested in exploring opportunities in the healthcare industry are invited to a Healthcare Employer Panel Discussion from 9 – 11 a.m. in Classrooms C & D on March 12 at the Racine County Workforce Development Center, 1717 Read More
We wanted to know what you thought about raising the minimum wage. And you weren’t shy on this topic. Last month, Rep. Cory Mason, D-Racine, introduced Wisconsin’s Fair Minimum Wage Act. If the bill is signed Read More
Mount Pleasant trustees Monday approved the development of a new business park with a 4-3 vote. Trustees Gary Feest, Jerry Garski and Don Schulz dissented. The vote clears the way for Land & Lake Development Read More
Are American companies partly at fault for the skills gap and its contribution to continued unemployment? Harold L. Sirkin, a senior partner of The Boston Consulting Group and a professor at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Read More
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