Racine & Me, February 11th, 2017: Self-Improvement, Mayor Dickert Visits, and O&H Bakery on Valentine’s Day
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Jacob Kittilstad started his fourth show by talking about goals for his on-air performance. He called on viewers to offer him criticism or ideas in the form of postcard mail to the station.
Racine Mayor John Dickert spoke about how his goals as Mayor in 2017 are an extension of the city's ten-year plan. He also reacted to the decision made by the Milwaukee Bucks to put their D-League team in Oshkosh instead of Racine. Finally, he spoke about the plan to appeal Waukesha's Water Plan over pollution concerns for Lake Michigan.
And just in time for Valentine's Day O&H Danish Bakery is putting out their romantic seasonal Kringles. There are also plans to expand their operation on Douglas Avenue, but the company is staying tight-lipped on details. Jacob also gave a litany of ideas to the VP of Marketing, to little effect.
Guests: Mayor John Dickert – City of Racine, Matt Horton – O&H Danish Bakery Vice President of Marketing