The Raider way
By: Scott Grodsky
Posted: Jul 11, 2017 8:04 PM CDT
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Record breaking warmth possible to start the new work week
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All aboard for the 24th annual Train Show in West Bend 🚂
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The Collective @ Maltworks gives local food makers room to grow
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Reviews of ’Animals’ and ’Verity’ in Racine Reels
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‘Firebringer’ lights up the stage at Sixth Street Theatre
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Fall fun at the Racine Zoo!
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Wisconsin Humane Society offers fall, winter youth programs...
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Art on the Lakefront
The Racine Raiders have painted themselves as one of the most successful semi-pro football franchises in the country. Starting in 1953, the non-profit organization is built and run entirely by volunteers. The Raiders have won 9 national championships, their last in 2014. Cristina Tuso explains how football has a rich tradition in the city of Racine.
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