Jillian Craig is a news reporter based in Kenosha, Wisconsin. She focuses on covering local news stories and events in the Kenosha area, including education, community outreach, arts, and culture. Her work has been featured in Kenosha News, Lake Geneva Regional News, and The Journal Times.
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Jillian's focus is predominantly on local events and community news, with an emphasis on education and family-related topics. If reaching out to her, consider offering stories related to local educational initiatives, family-focused events or human-interest pieces connected to Kenosha.
Given the strong coverage of local government announcements, it may be beneficial to pitch stories that relate to educational policies or updates within the Kenosha area. Additionally, since she covers a significant percentage of event-based content, pitches should highlight upcoming community events in Kenosha or feature stories about individuals making a positive impact in the local community.
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“The debt service levy increased from $373,781 to $3,599,892. The general fund levy actually decreased from $8,716,992 to $8,344,818.
By: Jillian Craig
The funding comes through the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction grant program, which aims to minimize the number of children under the age of six years who experience lead poisoning.
The property, 2325 52nd St., is listed for sale by Pitts Brothers and Associates for $485,000, and includes three separate tax parcels, 40 parking stalls and an apartment above the bar/restaurant.
The free challenge starts 6 p.m. Oct. 18 at Backyard Dream Productions, 5800 7th Ave. To sign up, visit www.portoffearff/5-minute-horrors-1.
Bose, Frank, Whittier and Forest Park elementary schools have been engaged in ongoing fundraisers, as each are seeking playgrounds that fit their school and community needs.
Rob Guerrero, owner of the Rockitacos food truck and Seis Modern Cocina, poses for a photo on the patio area of Seis, which is expected to open in Downtown Kenosha
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According to Kenosha Police Lt. Josh Hecker, Steffone P. Whitley, 26, of Brooklyn, New York, and Louis K.
The gala is set for 6-9:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at Uline's event center, just southwest of the main building, 12575 Uline Drive. Tickets are available online, bgckenosha.org/events/gala.
By: Jillian Craig
"We're not going to serve the same things that we do in the truck," Guerrero said. "This is going to be more sit-down, authentic dishes that I was raised up with, but with a modern twist."
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