By
JIM LEUTE
- Friday, July 3, 2009
JANESVILLE --
A young company with hopes to create up to 500 sustainable green jobs in Janesville will scale its plans down, at least for the short term.
JANESVILLE --
Kids getting homesick at camp “is more common than uncommon,” said Steve Orlovsky, council program director for the local Boy Scouts council.
JANESVILLE --
Ophidiophobic? Stay away from Myra Avenue. Police gave a couple two weeks to remove 22 boa constrictors from their Janesville apartment June 23.
By
KEN VELOSKEY
- Friday, July 3, 2009
ELKHORN --
Longtime Elkhorn High School boys golf coach J.P. Fisher recently announced his retirement from the program he has led since 1967.
By
KAYLA BUNGE
- Friday, July 3, 2009
LINN TOWNSHIP --
The town of Linn police chief is asking a newly appointed police committee to fire a lieutenant for talking to other officers about an ongoing criminal investigation involving members of the police department.
JANESVILLE --
An early Thursday morning hit-and-run crash left a handful of businesses downtown without power for several hours.
JANESVILLE --
Hours on an elliptical machine might work for some fitness gurus, but belly dancing is the best way to stay healthy this summer for 15-year-old Beth Pessoa.
By GAZETTE STAFF
- Friday, July 3, 2009
By
STAN STRICKER
- Thursday, July 2, 2009
Partners in Prevention hopes the 4th of July is a safe holiday
JANESVILLE --
When the 22nd Riverfest begins Wednesday, Beaudoin and other organizers hope they can avoid another red year. Reaching that goal will take ticket sales totaling at least $400,000.
BELOIT TOWNSHIP --
Teachers in the Turner School District will get a pay increase and will lose health insurance through the WEA Trust.
By
FRANK SCHULTZ
- Thursday, July 2, 2009
JANESVILLE --
The Janesville School District gets your tax dollars. Now it wants your ideas.
JANESVILLE --
Doc Sartell, Janesville native and proud veteran, died Sunday after a short battle with cancer.
JANESVILLE --
The U.S. Census Bureau has released its estimates for the populations of U.S. cities, but a Janesville planning specialist said that any numbers about Janesville are suspect in this economy.
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