Wisconsin’s special education reimbursement rate has been a concern for public school advocates for many years, but with districts’ reliance on school referendum requests increasing and federal support in doubt, the state’s reimbursement rate is quickly becoming one of the top issues this budget cycle. Public school districts currently get about 30% of their special […]
Tired of springing forward or falling back? Recently proposed legislation would end the practice of daylight saving time in Wisconsin. This story also appeared in WisconsinWatch.org Rep. Nate Gustafson (R-Fox Crossing) introduced the Assembly’s version of the bill in April alongside a bipartisan group of lawmakers. The bill was referred to a committee April 2. Half of Americans […]
Eugene Pahl was a beloved chef and family man Early life and military service Eugene Pahl, “Gene,” was born on August 17, 1931, in Racine, Wisconsin, to Ernest and Anne (née Rotter) Pahl. A lifelong learner, he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy and theology before proudly serving his country in the United States […]
A life of service, family, and adventure KENOSHA — Kenneth Warren, 89, a proud U.S. Navy veteran and devoted father who journeyed across the country with his family, died Tuesday, April 29, 2025, at Kenosha Senior Living, surrounded by his loved ones. Born January 5, 1936, in Hillsboro, Wisconsin, to Rev. Raymond A. and Amy […]
Remembering Joyce Ramczyk’s vibrant life RACINE — Joyce Ramczyk, 84, a spirited mother, loving grandmother, and lifelong partner to her husband of 65 years, died Monday, April 28, 2025, at Aurora Medical Center in Mount Pleasant. Born September 12, 1940, in Milwaukee to Edward and Vita Bell Dunn, Joyce embraced life with heart, humor, and […]