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SUNNY; HOT AND HUMID 92 • 70 FORECAST, B4 | Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | kenoshanews.com | $2.00 Blake family pleads for justice DENEEN SMITH shots fired by a Kenosha Police partment and Kenosha District by a bystander’s video, an offi- access to her son at Froedtert [email protected]‌ officer Sunday, with his spinal Attorney Michael Graveley to act cer is seen shooting Blake while Hospital in . Attorney ‌Jacob Blake’s family made an cord at least partially severed and quickly, saying they want to see holding him by his shirt as Blake Ben Crump said Gov. impassioned plea for justice out- several vertebrae shattered. the officer who shot Blake prose- attempted to get into a parked intervened to help sure she could side the Kenosha County Court- “They shot my son seven times. cuted and those officers involved vehicle. His attorney said Blake’s visit. Tuesday afternoon as Blake Seven times. Like he didn’t mat- fired. three young sons were in the ve- Jackson made a plea not only for was undergoing another surgery ter. But my son matters. He is a Blake was shot Sunday after hicle, including an 8-year-old justice for her son, but for peace in Milwaukee. human being, and he matters,” police were called to what they boy who was celebrating his in the community and healing for Attorneys for Blake and his said his father Jacob Blake, Sr. said was a domestic incident on birthday that day. the country. family said the 29-year-old Keno- Attorneys for Blake’s family the 2800 block of 40th Street. Attorneys said Blake’s mother, sha man was left paralyzed by the called for the Kenosha Police De- During the encounter captured Julia Jackson, was initially denied Please see BLAKE, Page A5 Downtown: Volunteers go to work Community support on display

ELIZABETH SNYDER [email protected]‌ ‌The scene Tuesday in down- town Kenosha was one of devas- tation and resiliency. A security fence surrounds the historic courthouse — its surface defaced with profane messages — and smoldering city garbage trucks sit on the street out front. Yet, at noon, children were playing in Civic Center Park. And, everywhere, busy volun- teers went to work. “We have an amazingly sup- SEAN‌ KRAJACIC, KENOSHA NEWS portive community,” said Alexan- dria Binanti, executive director of Pat Oertle is overwhelmed with the damage done to her family business, Computer Adventure, in Uptown on Tuesday. Downtown Kenosha Inc. “We have over 400 volunteers helping out.” As we spoke, those volunteers were fanned out throughout the downtown area, boarding up ‘Why would they do this?’ windows on businesses as far north as Washington Road. Many buildings, businesses The stretch of 22nd Avenue from Roos- DKI coordinated with an Up- evelt Road north to 61st Street took a “body town group, Binanti said, to looted, burned in Uptown blow” Monday night when rioters smashed protect businesses in the wake through storefront windows, looted busi- of rioting and looting — and to JILL TATGE-ROZELL nesses and set fire to buildings. prepare for the cleanup work to [email protected]‌ Some business owners took it upon come. Donations came in from ‌Pat Oertle sobbed Monday as she stood themselves to try and protect their prop- several local businesses, includ- behind the broken glass of her storefront erty. Robert Cobb, a member of the Danish ing Rust-Oleum, Uline, Jockey in Uptown Kenosha, her head in her hands, Brotherhood Lodge, which is a complete International, Perrine Property her body shaking. loss, was reportedly assaulted while try- Maintenance, Kenosha.com and “Why did they do this,” cried Oertle, ing to defend the lodge and neighboring TERRY FLORES, KENOSHA NEWS The Spot Drive-In. Also, union who has owned and operated Computer mattress shop. The Danish Brotherhood Lodge at 2206 63rd carpenters have pledged to help Adventure sales and service with her hus- St. burns reportedly the result of rioters with the rebuilding work. band Eric for 30 years. Please see UPTOWN, Page A4 shortly before 11 p.m. Monday night. Please see DOWNTOWN, Page A4

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„„ ‌Ann P. Ingram, nee Podlip- nik, 82, has died. „„ William W. Crockett Jr., 95, of Fox Lake, Ill., formerly of Powers Lake, died on Monday. „„ Daniel D. Edwards, 80, of Zion, Ill., died on Saturday. „„ Paul M. Conwell, 59, of Kenosha, died on Friday. „„ Celia Walther, 92, of Pleas- ant Prairie, died on Aug. 18. „„ Annette Joyce Ishmael, 81, of Pleasant Prairie, died Aug. 6.

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Pompeo shattering Day 1: Rising stars, dark warnings precedent with RNC speech “What you saw happen Republicans have to us could just as easily MATTHEW LEE tion to State Department opened their prime- happen to any of you who AP Diplomatic Writer‌ staffers. are watching from quiet ‌WASHINGTON — “The department works time convention neighborhoods around our Secretary of State Mike to advance the national country,” Patricia McClos- Pompeo sent a cable to all interest abroad on be- STEVE PEOPLES, MICHELLE L. key said, sitting on a couch U.S. diplomatic missions half of all Americans in PRICE AND ZEKE MILLER in a wood-paneled room. last month warning Amer- a non-partisan fashion,” Associated Press‌ “They’ve actually ican diplomats that under Pompeo said in the July 24 ‌WASHINGTON — A ris- charged us with felonies for federal law they should cable. 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They beyond his largely white convince voters that Amer- ees reminding them of re- avoid any confusion or ticularly on the coronavirus featured optimism from base. Polling shows that ica is on the right track, strictions on political ac- misperception in this re- pandemic. those who could represent Black Americans continue even as the coronavirus tivity under the Hatch Act gard, the department’s As Trump faces pressure the GOP’s future, attempts to be overwhelmingly neg- death toll exceeds 177,000 was not unusual. Similar, if longstanding policy is that to expand his appeal be- to characterize Biden as ative in their assessments and pandemic-related job not identical, cables have U.S. citizen employees and yond his loyal supporters, a vessel for socialists and of the president’s perfor- losses also reach into the been sent by successive family members may not Sen. Tim Scott of South far-left Democrats despite mance, with his approval millions. secretaries of state every engage in partisan polit- Carolina, the Senate’s sole his moderate record and hovering around 1 in 10 A deep sense of pessi- presidential election year. ical activity while posted Black Republican, and humanizing stories about over the course of his pres- mism has settled over the None of his predecessors, or on TDY abroad, even on former U.N. Ambassador the 74-year-old man who idency, according to Gallup electorate. Just 23% of however, has disregarded personal time,” the cable Nikki Haley, the daugh- sits in the Oval Office. polling. Americans think the coun- those instructions so ob- said. TDY is an acronym ter of Indian immigrants, Trump and a parade of One of several African try is heading in the right viously. for Temporary Duty. sought to cast the GOP as fellow Republicans mis- Americans on Monday direction, according to a Despite State Depart- “Similarly, presidential welcoming to Americans represented Biden’s agenda night’s schedule, former new poll from The Associ- ment assurances that and political appointees of color, despite the par- through the evening, falsely football star Herschel ated Press-NORC Center Pompeo will be speaking and career (senior execu- ty’s overwhelmingly white accusing him of proposing Walker, defended the pres- for Public Affairs Research. to the convention in his tives) are subject to signif- leadership and voting base. to defund police, ban oil ident against those who call Trump and his supporters personal capacity and icant restrictions on their “I was a brown girl in a fracking, take over health him a racist. touted his response to the won’t violate the Hatch political activity; they may black and white world,” care, open borders and raise “It hurts my soul to pandemic while standing Act, Democrats and other not engage in any partisan Haley said Monday night, taxes on most Americans. hear the terrible names alongside front-line work- critics have cried foul. political activity in concert noting that she faced dis- They tried to assign posi- that people call Donald,” ers in the White House, al- They accuse the country’s with a partisan campaign, crimination but rejecting tions of the Democratic left Walker said. “The worst though he glossed over the top diplomat of inappro- political party, or partisan the idea that “America is to a middle-of-the-road one is ‘racist.’ I take it as a mounting death toll, the priate political behavior political group, even on a racist country.” She also candidate who explicitly personal insult that people most in the world, and his that has been anathema personal time and outside gave a nod to the Black rejected many of the par- would think I would have a administration’s struggle to to his predecessors and of of the federal workplace,” Lives Matter movement, ty’s most liberal positions 37-year friendship with a control the disease. trashing his own admoni- the cable said. saying “of course we know through the primaries. racist.” that every single Black life The opening night of the But that emphasis is valuable.” four-day convention re- clashed with Trump’s in- But the prime-time con- flected the rising urgency stinct to energize his die- $ 99 vention proceedings, which fueling Trump’s push to hard loyalists. 2 Sq. ft. featured a blend of taped reshape a presidential con- He featured, for example, Join Us and live speeches, focused test that he’s losing, at least Mark and Patricia McClo- Carpet, Pad, largely on dire talk about for now, with Election Day skey, the St. Louis couple Installation Joe Biden, Trump’s Dem- just 10 weeks away. 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rebuild. “We hope the com- ness owners.” eight businesses and mul- Uptown munity can come together “It goes to show it’s not tiple apartments was de- Mayor granted emergency powers From A1 as a whole and heal itself our community doing it,” stroyed by fire Aug. 11. ‌Mayor John Antaramian was granted additional authority despite the chaos that has Ferguson said. “(If you live Uptown is one of several Tuesday by the Common Council to respond to civil unrest The area smoldered in ruin been unfolding around us.” here) you know Uptown. older neighborhoods tar- and rioting taking place in the city following the shooting Tuesday, with firefighters Di Michalski, whose hus- You know that this park- geted for major redevelop- of Jacob Blake by a Kenosha police officer. on the scene throughout band Jan is the alderman of ing lot just two week ago (is ment under a plan created Those powers, to use at the mayor’s discretion, as out- the day fighting the still ac- the Uptown district, took to where they were) giving out by Mayor John Antaramian. lined in the Code of General Ordinances, are: tive fires. In addition to the the street early Tuesday with free food to the whole com- The $5.1 million Uptown „„ To assemble all department „„ To order city employees heads for the purpose of forming and equipment to be utilized in lodge, Rode’s Camera Shop, a shovel and a garbage can to munity as part of a drive- Neighborhood Streetscape an advisory body to offer advice the transportation of equipment, Furniture Warehouse, La Es- help scoop broken glass off through food drive. It’s not Design Project, planned upon the need for and to super- supplies, food, water, materials, trella Supermarket, Uptown the sidewalks. our people doing it. That’s along the 22nd Avenue cor- vise emergency services. messages and the like from place Beauty and other businesses “I’ve got a couple people what really sucks.” ridor between 60th Street „„ To contract with other units to place to assist any governmen- on the west side of 22nd here willing to help,” she Many in the Uptown area and 64th Street, was ex- of government for the use of tal, Red Cross or like charitable Street look to be a total loss. said. “I’ve picked up a few Tuesday said they watched pected to begin in 2021. manpower and equipment. agency within the city. volunteers along the way.” as cars with their license The plan is to create 38 „„ To contract with private „„ To terminate ordinary city History building, Jan Michalski said he is plates blacked out came to additional parking spaces, a industry, leasing services, man- services. disheartened by the de- Kenosha, attempted to ac- landscaped median (similar power and equipment. „„ To terminate the operation records all lost‌ „„ To order all city employees of any city licensed business. struction. cess the downtown area and, to 56th Street in Harbor- to immediate active duty. „„ To order a curfew for the “I feel like I’ve just “There are no words to de- when blocked, found their Park), upgraded LED light- „„ To order city departments to general public or any segment my whole family,” Rob Nel- scribe how heartsick I am,” way to Uptown. ing, entry columns, pave- concentrate their manpower and of the general public in all or any son, president of the Danish Michalski said. “People of all Courtney Davis, 40, who ment designs and improved equipment in a given area or areas. position of the city. Brotherhood, said, looking colors have worked so hard lives just off of 22nd Avenue, pedestrian walkways in the „„ To authorize any city-owned „„ To close any street, park at the remains of the historic to improve the Uptown area. said Kenosha’s own would Uptown area. or leased property to be made or public facility within the city. building that contained the This is just a body blow.” not hit the people and busi- Furguson and others who available as emergency shelters, „„ To close the harbor or the now lost register of those nesses of the Uptown area were working to revitalize food and water service and dis- airport. pensing areas, hospital, morgues, „„ To prohibit railroad traffic who have been a part of the ‘It’s not our “who are already barely the Uptown area acknowl- bases of operations and the like. within all or any portion of the city. brotherhood from its begin- community doing it’‌ making it.” edged this is a huge setback, This power was granted for 72 hours, or through 5 p.m. ning 127 years ago. In addition to local resi- but said they are confident Friday, Aug. 28. “We ask the community Joshua Ferguson, a busi- dents who came forward to the area will recover. to keep him in your prayers ness leader in the Uptown help with cleanup, members as he recuperates,” Robert area who has been working from a Chicago-based group Nelson II, also of the Danish with the Uptown Brass Vil- called Mr. Dad’s Fathers Club Brotherhood said. lage Neighborhood Associa- came to offer their assistance. Nelson said the loss of tion to improve the area, said “When you see commu- the brotherhood’s historical it is senseless. nities being destroyed and ABSOLUTE documents is tragic. “It’s a downer,” Ferguson, see your people hurting, “The irreparable damage owner of the Sugar Boxx ice you want to help,” Joseph done to our building pales cream shop, said. “It’s really Williams, of the group, said. EQUIPMENT AUCTION in comparison to the loss sad to see it.” It is the second time in of the heritage and history He described Uptown as recent weeks that fire dev- AUGUST 27TH @ 10:00AM CST contained within,” Robbie “one of the most multicul- astated the Uptown area. A said, adding the lodge look to tural communities of busi- historic building that housed Dan Bartel Trucking, Inc. rector Francisco Loyola, who ing,” she said. “We already Downtown shook his head sadly, saying, suffered a tough blow from 215 27th Street From A1 “I never thought in my life COVID-19 — and now this. that this would ever happen, But we’re resilient.” Caledonia, WI 53108 The organizing, Binanti that we would need to board The army of volunteers said, started Sunday night. up businesses.” boarded up as many busi- Sale Site Phone: 317-608-1811 “I was at home, watch- Echoing that sentiment nesses as possible, she said. ing everything unfold on was Curzio Caravati, who “We’ve had some damage, Online bidding available at proxibid.com/dsa social media, and I got on said simply: “This is war.” but almost all the businesses the phone at 2 a.m. to start Offering a haven from the here are covered with boards. Visit our website for terms and conditions getting organized,” she ex- battle to prepare for possible Now we really need help to plained while volunteers rioting is Equinox, a botan- fund the cost of rebuilding.” Auctioneer: Nic Smock – Lic. #441.002312 carried sheets of plywood ical boutique on the corner She’s hoping the cleanup back and forth in front of at 5901 Sixth Ave. Though work can start as soon as the Orpheum Building, 5823 its windows are covered next week. Sixth Ave. A table was filled with plywood, its plants are Anyone wanting to donate with bottles of water and thriving — both inside and, can find more information on snacks, and people walked during business hours, out- the Downtown Kenosha Inc. up, offering to help. side on the sidewalk. Facebook page. Also, log on dsaauctions.com One of those helpers Binanti said 2020 has been to www.gofundme.com and Tuesday was Kenosha Cre- a very challenging year. search “DKI” for the down- ative Space Executive Di- “This has been devastat- town recovery fund effort. Your CBD is Here.

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In Memoriam Annette J. Ishmael Celia M. Walther 1939—2020 1928-2020 Annette Joyce Ishmael, 2011 Kenosha Person of connect age 81, resident of Pleas- the Year, Celia Walther, 92, ant Prairie, Wisconsin died of Pleasant Prairie passed Thursday, August 6th, 2020 away on Tuesday August 18, at Froedtert South Kenosha 2020 at her home in Pleas- Sign Guest Books, Campus. Annette was born ant Prairie. ‘Light a Candle’ and January 8, 1939 in Kenosha, Celia was born on January receive grief support WI to Arthur and Joyce 10, 1928 in Corson, S.D., the Cappelen. She attended daughter of the late Oscar schools in Kenosha and & Sadie (Holden) Flatberg. August 26, 2020 graduated from Bradford She was educated in the IN LOVING MEMORY OF High School. schools of Brandon, grad- Louis Henry Bjorn August 26, 2020 Explore our Annette married Floyd D. uating from St. Olaf Col- expanded obituary Ishmael (deceased) in June lege. She married Charles features on 1958, and they were blessed Walther on May 16, 1959 in KenoshaNews.com with three children, Kath- Waukegan. Celia was em- leen (Kelly), Kristine, and Richard. Annette was a loving ployed as a Home Economics teacher for many years. wife and mother. Early in her married life she was in- She was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Her volved in the Pleasant Prairie Woman’s Club, a Brownie hobbies included volunteering with numerous organi- Leader and a Girl Scout Leader. Later she became an zations, travel, gardening, reading, and spending time remember avid Kenosha Band Booster patron and chairperson with her family & friends, especially her grandchildren. as well as the seamstress, uniform chairman and head Survivors include her children, Robert (Catherine) chaperone for the Band of The Black Watch. Walther of Kenosha, Mary Walther of Pleasant Prairie, Annette was a kind and loving Mother. She spent her Owen Walther of Pleasant Prairie, Sally (Mike) Hazel- Send flowers, gifts and life supporting her three children in all of their endeav- hoff of MN; sister-in-law Albertha Flatberg of S.D., charitable donations, or create ors, as well as those of her three grand children. She and grandchildren, Eric & Jill Walther, Jon, Michael, & a memorial website with loved to garden and travel the world. She is survived by Allison Hazelhoff. Celia was preceded in death by her her sister Deborah Lenfestey and brother Steve Cap- husband, Charles and her brother, Owen. 19th Amendment Women’s Right to photos, music and video. Vote pelen; as well as by her three children Kathleen (Kelly) A visitation will be held on Saturday August 29, 2020 1920-2020 - 100 Years Dearest Louie, Francois, Kristine (Greg) Vallin, Richard Ishmael and at Kenosha Funeral Services from 2:00-5:00PM, with Even though you are not with us we want to celebrate you and this her grandchildren Bridger, Tessa and Cassidy Vallin; funeral services to follow at 5:00PM. important date, we know how proud along with many nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers memorials to the Salvation Army you were to be born on this special Explore our day 100 years ago. Annette was preceded in death by her loving husband would be appreciated. In our hearts Always, expanded obituary With much love, features on Floyd D. Ishmael, parents Joyce and Arthur Cappelen, Kenosha Funeral Services & Crematory Ed, Kathy, Linda, Mary Ann and Noel KenoshaNews.com and siblings Susan Lees, Doris Cappelen and Douglas 8226-Sheridan Rd. Cappelen. Kenosha, WI 53143 A special shout out to her high school girlfriends that (262) 652-1943 remained treasured friends until the end. Thank you for www.kenosha-funeral-services.com Daniel Duane Edwards the joy and laughter you brought Mom. Graveside services will be held on Saturday August 1940—2020 29th, 2020 at Greenridge Cemetery. Daniel D. Edwards went Due to COVID-19 concerns graveside service will be home to be with his Lord limited to family only. and Savior on Saturday, To show your support to the family, friends who August 22, 2020 at the age would have attended the service should gather at the of 80 while enjoying a lei- gate of Greenridge Cemetery at approximately 9:30 AM surely drive in his classic to greet the family as they enter the cemetery for the car. services. Dan was born in Zion, IL The funeral will be live streamed on Facebook at 10am on January 19, 1940 to the and available at: bit.ly/3hrUbbo late Paul and Vivian (Ray) Please visit the Facebook page: Annette J. Ishmael Edwards. He was the old- Memorial, search annettejishmaelmemorial and feel est of three children with free to leave comments, share memories and enjoy the two younger sisters. Af- photos of Annette’s life. ter graduating from high Casey Family Options Funerals and Cremations school, Dan proudly served Stephen P. Casey, Owner and Funeral Director our country as an airman (262) 653-0667 DENEEN SMITH, KENOSHA NEWS‌ in the U.S. Air Force from 1958 until 1962. www.CaseyFamilyOptions.com Julia Jackson, center, mother of Jacob Blake, called for During his years of service, he was stationed healing and an end to violence at a press conference in New Mexico and Okinawa, Japan. Tuesday. On March 18, 1961, Dan was united in marriage to Joan Meissner at Grace Missionary Church in Zion, IL. As a William W. Crockett Jr. Blake long time, longer than I can young married couple, Dan and Joan became the proud account for. Emmett Till is December 30, 1924—August 23, 2020 From A1 my family,” she said. “This parents of a son, Dennis, and a daughter, Annjanette. is nothing new. I’m not Dan worked alongside his father as an upholsterer at William W. Crockett Jr age 95 of Fox Lake, IL and “As I was riding here in sad. I’m not sorry. I’m an- Craftsman Furniture Shop in Zion, IL. He eventually this city I noticed a lot of gry and I’m tired. I haven’t formerly of Powers Lake, took over the family business, where he worked for more damage. It doesn’t reflect cried one time. I stopped than four decades. WI died August 23, 2020. my son or my family. If Ja- crying years ago. I am Dan’s faith in Jesus Christ as his personal Savior He was born on Decem- cob knew what was going numb. I have been watch- consistently guided his daily life and convictions. As a ber 30, 1924. The son of on as far as that goes, the ing police murder people result, Dan was an active member at several churches the late William and Su- violence and destruction, who look like me for years. in or near Kenosha, most recently serving at Racine san (Ross) Crockett Sr. On he would be very dis- I’m not sad, I don’t want Bible Church. Dan filled various roles in each church, August 2, 1969 at Messiah pleased,” Jackson said. your pity. I want change.” “So I really am asking Crump said police have including serving on the Board, serving as a Deacon, Lutheran Church in Twin and encouraging everyone not given the family any helping with AWANA, and ushering. In addition, Dan Lakes, WI he was united in marriage to Diane Ehlert. — to take a moment and details about what led encouraged the spread of God’s Word as a member of to the shooting. “It is so He worked in sales for many examine your heart. Citi- the Gideons. zens, police officers, fire- strange, so crazy that when Dan also enjoyed a number of hobbies through- years for the John Sterling men, clergy, politicians, do there is video of certain out his life. He was an avid fisherman, a member of a Corporation. He served in Jacob justice on this level people in the commu- trap-shooting team for many years, he was a history the United States Army Air and examine your heart.” nity they say that is all we buff and volunteered at Kenosha’s Civil War Museum, Corp. During his life he enjoyed golfing and spending When Jackson began need to arrest somebody and he loved flying his plane when he had a young fam- time with his family. speaking to a large assem- and charge somebody. ily. Above all else, Dan loved spending time with family William is survived by his wife Diane. Father of Tom bly of media, her voice But when it’s them doing and would drop what he was doing or drive wherever (Judy) Crockett of Lindenhurst, IL and Barb (Rich) was barely audible. But something nefarious to a Hinzpeter of Twin Lakes, WI. Grandfather to Bill (Na- she became stronger as person of color, they say necessary to help out or participate in activities with she spoke, although her ‘oh oh, no no, don’t just his children or grandchildren. talie) Elverman, Dennis (Katie) Elverman, Colin Crock- ett and Sarah (Steve) Love. Great Grandfather of 6. He legs were visibly shaking take the video, you have Dan is survived by his wife of 59 years, Joan; his chil- beneath her. to put it in context. Don’t was preceded in death by his sisters Jane Buchanan, dren, Dennis (Eileen) Edwards of Austin, TX and Annja- “As I pray for my son’s rush to judgement. But nette (Paul) Anderson of Kenosha, WI; his three beloved Martha Radtke and Margaret Momany. healing physically, emo- didn’t they rush to judg- grandchildren, Brooke, Micah, and Sydney Anderson; Funeral Services will be held Friday August 28, 2020 tionally and spiritually, ment when they shot Ja- and his sister, Betty (Alvin) Burns of Lakeland, FL. In at 11:00AM at the Haase-Lockwood & Associates Fu- I have also been praying, c o b .” addition to his parents, Dan was preceded in death by neral Home 620 Legion Dr. Twin Lakes, WI. Burial with even before this, for the Supporters at the press his sister, Lorelei Flesher of Kenosha, WI. Full Military Honors will follow at Mound Prairie Cem- healing of our country. God conference were critical A funeral service honoring Dan’s life will be held on etery. Visitation will be held from 9:00AM until time has placed each and every that information about a one of us in this country warrant filed for Blake’s Saturday, August 29, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at Racine Bi- of service at the funeral home. Online condolences. Memorials to Messiah Lutheran Church or to charity because he wanted to be arrest in July was being ble Church, 12505 Spring Street, Sturtevant, WI 53177, here.,” she said, calling for shared on social media and with full military honors. Private interment will take of your choice. Due to COVID-19 regulations, we are allowing 50 people in the building at any given time. people to end hatred based used as justification for his place at Sunset Ridge Memorial Park in Kenosha, WI. A on race or ethnicity. shooting. “It doesn’t mat- visitation for Dan will be held on Saturday, August 29, Please adhere to social distancing guidelines while in “How dare we hate what ter,” a man shouted from 2020 from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service at the building. Masks are required. You are welcome to we are. We are human. God the crowd watching the the church. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can come inside to offer your support and condolences, did not make one type of press conference. be given to Racine Bible Church. Due to public health but please be mindful of time spent inside so that all tree or flower—how dare According to court re- concerns, and in compliance with CDC guidelines, mourners are able to express their sympathy. you ask him to make one cords, a warrant had been those in attendance are required to wear a face covering. type of human that looks issued for Blake’s arrest We thank you for your understanding and cooperation just like you.” on July 6, with charges Blake grew up in Evan- for criminal trespass, during this difficult time. ston, Ill., where according disorderly conduct and Piasecki Funeral Home & Cremation Services Paul M. Conwell a report in the Chicago third-degree sexual as- 3720 39th Avenue 262-658-4101 Paul M. Conwell, age 59, Sun-Times his family was sault, all with a domestic www.KenoshaFuneralHome.com of Kenosha passed away on involved in the Civil Rights violence modifier. Accord- Friday, August 21, 2020 at movement. It is unclear ing to the criminal com- his home with his family how long he has lived in plaint, a woman who lived by his side. Kenosha. on the 2800 block of 40th A full obituary with ser- One of his three sisters Street called police in May Ann P. Ingram vice times will appear in made an impassioned plea and reported her former Ann P. Ingram, nee Podlipnik, age 82, former owner of Sunday’s paper. for civil rights and an end boyfriend Blake had en- Ingram’s Busy Bee Bakery in Downers Grove and Worth, Casey Family Options to police violence against tered her home and taken African-Americans. her car keys and vehicle. IL. Beloved wife of the late Bill J,; loving mother of Da- Funerals and Cremations “So many people have She told the officer Blake vid (Linda) and Kathy Kron; cherished grandmother of Stephen P. Casey, Owner/ reached out to me saying had also touched her sex- Emily, Jennifer, Michael (fiance Kaitlin) Nicole (Cody) Funeral Director that they are sorry this ually without consent. Haberkorn, Zachary, Kara; dear sister of Zlata Podlip- 3016-75 th Street (262) happened to my family. An attorney represent- nik, Also nieces and nephews. 653-0667 Well don’t be sorry, be- ing Blake said he had no Services already held at Modell Funeral Home in M www.CaseyFamilyOp- cause this has been hap- previous criminal charges 1 Darien, IL. tions.com pening to my family for a or convictions. A6 | Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Kenosha News

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M 1 LOCAL Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | kenoshanews.com | SECTION B Blake rallies converge in Kenosha Protests reflect widespread outrage, but locals ultimately left to pick up pieces

TERRY FLORES [email protected]‌ ‌Two rallies converged Monday night in a show of support for Jacob Blake, a 29-year-old Black man who was shot seven times by Kenosha Police while dozens of neighbors watched in shock, disbelief and anger Sunday. One brought together members of Black Lives Matter groups from other communities, including Milwaukee and Chicago, who demanded justice – hundreds who spent the day in Kenosha calling for the firing of the re- sponsible police officer and that criminal charges be filed. Their rally stopped traffic literally in the middle of Sheridan Road and 52nd Street — one of the busiest intersections in the city – for an hour. “We’ve got to be here for this family. We’ve got to be here for Jacob. And we’ve gotta stand up and keep on fighting every day,” said speaker Jay’Mal Green of Chicago, who called for the crowd to put their fists up in the air. Blake’s name became their mantra, set to a beat. And as they marched south to the Keno- sha County Courthouse nearby, they roused the familiar chants of “No justice, no peace.” Once at the courthouse, its steps and our community,” she said. “The sidewalks lined with deputies in Above: Kenosha resident law protects them. How do we riot gear, they shouted that if they Terrance Warthen change those laws? We vote them didn’t get it, they need to “shut addresses an impassioned out of office.” it down.” crowd at a rally in Ald. Shayna Griffin, recently But the other rally, organized Civic Center Park for appointed to City Council and by Kenosha resident Terrance community unity and currently the sole Black woman Warthen, was meant to foster accountability Monday on the council said it’s tough to community unity while de- night amid protests of the be the only one. manding accountability. The im- Kenosha Police shooting “It’s so much pressure,” she passioned followers took a brief of Jacob Blake. Left: said. “But I promise to be a voice detour so that even he wondered Trinity Martin, 8, left, and and that’s all I wanted to do be- whether their message would Adrian Martin, 6, with cause I knew our voice was not be heard, but quickly turned Maelani Greathouse, 9, being heard.” back toward Civic Center Park carry homemade signs Carl Fields, a community orga- as planned. Speakers would talk supporting the Black Lives nizer for Racine-Kenosha Ex-in- about how locals, Kenosha res- Matter movement Monday carcerated People Organizing, idents, needed to make a differ- night at rally outside praised the people “black, white ence. the Kenosha County and brown” coming together on “These moments are always Courthouse. Mother Angel behalf of Black lives. beautiful for us when we see “We came out here to show Johnson said she brought people come together for a cause this can’t be tolerated,” he said. them to the rally to and to support their community. “We came here to show that the But one thing we miss out on is in empower them. powers that be work for us. Am I moments like this, a week from TERRY FLORES, wrong? Then let them know it.” now, a month from now, a year KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO‌S Fields said that they also from now — too many of you have to understand their right are gone,” he said. “The media’s this position 20 years from now. peacefully protest. energy to change the leadership to vote and that the system is going to lead for the next story a I don’t want you to feel like I feel “I need to see this crowd when in the community. built to benefit one group at the week from now.” right now. I don’t want to bury I go to vote. I need to see this “Right now use your voices to expense of other groups. As a But he pointed to the Adminis- any of you. I don’t want any of crowd at city council meetings. make sure they know what we disenfranchised voter he said tration Building, the courthouse you to lose your family members Because when we stick together want,” she said. “We want the he became an organizer because and the Municipal Building, oth- any more. But we have to work and see this and ignore the they officers who shot Jacob Blake in he understands what it’s like and erwise known as City Hall, saying together on this.” and them … that’s when we start the back, we want them fired. We because “we need upstream pol- that is where the community’s Warthen emphasized that there to win,” he said. want them arrested and we want icy change.” government and judicial deci- was no “they” or “them” and that Warthen said that the people them prosecuted.” He questioned why they sions were made. Kenosha “is one community” and who govern are neither smarter She told them to show up at couldn’t meet under less unfor- “I need to see you there after urged those participating to know nor better than those who joined council meetings, County Board tunate circumstances. this … from now on. Every day,” their local leaders. the rally, but that “they work for and discuss with elected officials “Why can’t we meet under the Warthen said. “Every single “This can’t be a moment. You you.” what the community needs. progressive peaceful circum- chance you have to speak to your have to stay involved. You have “You pay for their salaries. You “It was only a matter of time stances? Why aren’t we meeting school board, common council to keep coming. Don’t fall for pay for these buildings. You pay before it happened here,” she on a regular basis to show them … this hurts. It hurts to be out the negativity and division that for these elections…when they said. Blake, she said, was the that power belongs to the peo- here. you see,” he said. “I’m looking out cease to work for you … fire them “straw that broke the camel’s ple?” he said. “That’s what we “It hurts to be turning into over a crowd that represents all of and replace them with those who back.” gotta do here in Kenosha.” a middle-aged man watching this city, all of this nation, all of will do the job we need to get “There are people every single That means becoming involved younger men die for things I ha- our people together.” done,” he said. day, whose civil rights are vio- in committees, such as, the Police ven’t been able to change yet,” he The hundreds who attended Angela Cunningham, an attor- lated. Police officers are using a and Fire Commission. said. “I need you to stick together were diverse group of ethnicities ney from Kenosha, said protesters little too much force when they’re “That’s what change is. That’s because I don’t want you to be in and races. He called on them to need to direct their “frustrated” interacting with the people in what it looks like,” he said. Residents wake to destruction in Uptown

during protests over the shooting Businesses were set on fire, 30 businesses of 29-year-old Jacob Blake by a homes were not, although resi- destroyed or damaged Kenosha Police officer Sunday, the dents said there were apartments shooting captured on a video that above businesses that burned. DENEEN SMITH has focused national attention on While the probation office was [email protected]‌ the city. destroyed by fire, the Crisis Cen- ‌Gary Stephens walked away While damage was concen- ter that shares a parking lot ap- from the ruins of the buildings trated downtown on the first peared untouched. still burning on 22nd Street in night of protests, rioting spread Uptown early Tuesday toward his into Uptown Monday and early ‘Too many’ buildings burn‌ house less than a block away. Tuesday. The Wisconsin Depart- There was widespread dam- “Cause and effect, cause and ment of Corrections Probation age along 22nd Avenue between effect, that is what’s happening,” and Parole office on 60th Ave- 60th Street and Roosevelt Road, Stephens said. “I’m seeing people nue was completely destroyed by with firefighters continuing to being more upset about the prop- fire, along with an office furniture try to contain blazes Tuesday erty damage than they are about store. morning. Smoke along the street another unarmed Black person “Can you hear us now?” was was so thick along 22nd at about being killed by police in America spray painted on the wall of the 7 a.m. it was sometimes difficult SEAN‌ KRAJACIC, KENOSHA NEW PHOTO … this is the effect of racism, of gutted probation office, which to see.

M Rescue workers continue to control fires while business owners go police racism.” was razed Tuesday morning. 1 through the damage done to their storefronts on Tuesday. Rioting broke out overnight Damage seemed to be focused. Please see UPTOWN, Page B3 B2 | Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Kenosha News OPINION

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IN OUR VOICE Extra month for census needed, and you need to fill it out

n response to a decision at the federal level to finish collecting census data Sept. 30, or one month early, Mayor Cory Mason ‌Ivoiced concern that Racine could be undercounted, affecting the resources made available. Katherine Marks, coordinator of the City of Kenosha’s 2020 Census Complete Count Committee, agrees. COMMENTARY “Under-counted areas will directly impact the funding the State of Wisconsin, City of Kenosha and Kenosha County receives over the next 10 years especially as it relates to Federal funding coming back to our communities to help with the impact of COVID-19 Tempted not to vaccinate? Listen and redistricting,” Marks said. If you are one of these people who hasn’t filled out the census, stop reading right now and go fill it out. In today’s day and age, to the survivors of deadly diseases many of us rightfully so question people coming to the door as well as unsolicited phone calls and mail. But you can easily just go y mother came down with gers and Northwestern universi- “I am thankful it didn’t do online to https://my2020census.gov and fill it out online. polio before Jonas Salk’s ties found that only 52% of Black lasting damage. You never know With that said, the federal government should extend the dead- ‌Mvaccine was introduced Americans say they are likely to if your child will have a compli- line — at least a month to the planned Oct. 31 deadline. in 1954. My Guatemalan friend, seek a COVID-19 vaccine when cation that is going to be life- This is not a normal year. Under a normal year, census takers Alba Hernandez, developed the it becomes available. long,” she says. would have been out long ago knocking on doors. But that wasn’t paralyzing disease 23 years after Although polio has been erad- She was not a dyed-in-the an option due to coronavirus. the vaccine arrived icated in most of the world, in wool anti-vaxxer. She describes JULIA Pakistan and Afghanistan it re- herself as a “baby-wearing, Door-to-door outreach, which was initially scheduled to start LIEBLICH in her country. in April, was delayed due to the outbreak of COVID-19. “Enumer- At age 5, she de- mains endemic, in part because breastfeeding mom” who fa- ators,” better known as census takers, started working in Kenosha veloped a high fe- of an aggressive anti-vaccina- vored all things natural. County in July. ver and could not move her legs. tion campaign, according to the “Anti-vaxxers like to quote Giving those census takers until the end of October was already Later, her mother sent her to an World Health Organization. medical professionals who have pushing it! Now it’s only two months. orphanage where the nuns told In some states in the U.S., the gone rogue,” she says. “I thought All of us, as local taxpayers, are the ones who are going to be her the illness could have been rate of immunization in children maybe the person with the alter- hurt by this because when people are not counted, we don’t get as prevented with shots. 5 months old and younger fell to native point of view was right. much federal funds. “My mother should have taken 50% between March and May, It was analysis paralysis. I was In April, the Trump administration asked Congress to extend better care of me and taken me due to fear of going to doctors afraid to vaccinate and afraid not the required deadline for submitting the census results, which are to a clinic,” says Hernandez, 43, during the COVID-19 pandemic, to vaccinate. So my action was to due at the end of the year. The hope was to cease data collection who navigates the cobblestone the Centers for Disease Control take no action.” on Oct. 31 and then push back the deadline for redrawing of con- streets and steep curbs of An- and Prevention reports. Today, she says she is sym- gressional seats to April 30 and redistricting for state and local tigua in a wheelchair. “They “People don’t realize how bad pathetic to people who are sus- districts to July 31. didn’t love me enough, and I’m not vaccinating your children picious of the CDC, the World The Democratic-controlled House agreed to the extensions as paying for their bad decision. I can be,” said Paul Offit, a pro- Health Organization and “Big part of coronavirus-relief legislation, but it gained no traction in understand people’s fears, but fessor of pediatrics in the De- Pharma,” but she encourages the Republican-controlled Senate. Census Bureau officials had vaccines can save your life.” partment of Infectious Diseases people to follow the advice of warned as recently as early July that it was already too late to have Public health officials world- at Children’s Hospital in Phila- leading virologists and epide- the numbers ready without an extension. wide agree on the need to make delphia. “Measles can kill you. miologists who “eat, breath and The lack of action on the requested extension meant the Census vaccines more accessible and Before 1963, 2 to 3 million people live” vaccines. She says she will Bureau had to redirect its efforts to meet the end-of-year dead- launch social media campaigns got measles each year, 50,000 be first in line to get the corona- line. On Aug. 3, the Census Bureau announced that in order to that educate parents about vac- were hospitalized and 500 died. I virus vaccine for her children. meet that deadline, it would end data collection by Sept. 30 so it cine efficacy while addressing think we’re going to find out how Last year, the CDC reported could start processing the data. their anxieties. bad it is in the winter months,” 1,282 cases of measles in 31 As of Aug. 17, the overall response rate for Kenosha County was Public information programs though he hopes wearing masks states. 71.8% (61.5% responded online). The municipality with the high- should recruit respected com- and social distancing will lessen Joshua Nerius, a software est response rate was Brighton at 81.4% (69.7% responded online) munity advocates to discuss vac- the spread. product manager in Chicago, and the lowest was Twin Lakes at just 58.8% (50.6% responded cine safety with minority groups Kristen O’Meara of Chicago learned four years ago that his online). Also low are Randall, at 61.8% response, and Wheatland, understandably wary given the said she is filled with regret for parents had not had him vacci- at 69.2%. history of testing on people of not vaccinating her children nated for measles as a child, he The City of Kenosha (COK) was 71.0% (59.6% responded on- color, including the infamous from common childhood dis- told CNN. At 27, he was admit- line). However, there are tracts of the city with poor response, Tuskegee medical experiments. eases. As a result, her entire ted to Northwestern Memorial including Tract 11, at only 41.8%, Tract 9, at 29.2%, and Tract 10 The most compelling “experts” family, including her 3-year Hospital with a high fever and at 54.6%. may be the ones we hear from old and 5-year-old, came down a rash. He lost 25 pounds and it To try and close that gap, local officials have planned “Kenosha the least: the men and women with rotavirus, the leading cause took him months to fully recover. Be Counted Week” activities this week. The public library out- who suffered life-threatening of sometimes-deadly diarrhea He was angry, he said, that his reach van with wifi available will travel the city with mobile cen- illness because they were denied among infants and young chil- parents were persuaded by an- sus questionnaire assistance staff. vaccines as children. dren before a vaccine was intro- ti-vaxxers. “The results of the 2020 Census inform funding and planning Skepticism remains rampant. duced in 2006, according to the for new clinics, school lunch programs, emergency services and A nationwide poll released CDC. O’Meara’s family endured Julia Lieblich is a scholar-in- more,” Marks said. “So make sure everyone in your household is earlier this month by researchers what she describes as 10 days of residence at the Newberry Library counted!” at Harvard, Northeastern, Rut- crippling cramping. in Chicago.

LETTERS FROM READERS About Trump, GOP country now. Hospitals have to been sent out of the city because Our country is filled the other side. Let us not be so decide who gets equipment to it is not safe. I now live in a war stubborn and rigid in our political convention, masks save their life. zone at night, because of politi- with fear, frustration beliefs that we cannot see the To all you anti-maskers, when cians who refuse to stand up and humanity in ALL peoples. Life is ‌President Trump said, “Well the doctor operates on you tell denounce the radical left and its and anger not: polar extremes; definitely listen what it is what it is.” That them they don’t have to wear a violence and hate. ‌Regardless of which side of right versus definitely wrong; or sounds a lot like what difference mask if they don’t want to. These are not peaceful protest- the political fence you sit on, one good guys versus bad guys. does it make that Hillary Clinton Lawrence K. Hladilek, ers, they don’t even all live here. I cannot deny that our country is There is right and wrong in said. I wonder what the GOP will Kenosha am sure you will fail to acknowl- in the midst of rampant expres- each of us. There is good and say about this. I wonder if they edge the cars driving down the in- sions of frustration, fear, mis- bad in each of us. Let us own up will have an investigation. terstate last night blocking all lanes trust/distrust, defiance, anger to who we are and accept others I also wonder if they will run Evers’ initial of traffic with blacked out license and hatred. for who they are. Let us seek the the debt clock at the convention plates coming to do Kenosha harm. COVID and its resultant eco- middle ground of cooperation, the same as they did in the 2012 statements only fuel Kindra Kim, Kenosha nomic hardship have reeked this collaboration, and conflict res- convention. the fire in Kenosha havoc on us. Our lives have been olution in order to bring about I don’t think that Bolton, Kelly, turned upside down and, whether change. But let us do so in a Mattis, Tilerson and Scaramucci ‌Gov. Tony Evers needs to ex- Kenosha makes we like it or not, forever changed. peace-loving manner. are lying like Trump is saying. plain his irresponsible statements But that is not to say that we Janet Hogan, Kenosha Maybe one or two of them but to the people of Kenosha. Those national news must accept this as the “new not all. statements helped fuel the fires the wrong ways normal.” We cannot accept anger Now I see Trump is promising a last night as my city burned. and hatred as the new normal! Our leaders support vaccine by election day. I wonder Does Evers stand with the of- ‌Way to go, Kenosha. We made Anyone who has studied his- how this is going to happen. Is ficer and his family as well, you national news with the shooting tory and psychology knows that rioters over citizen he sitting on something to make know the one that was knocked of an innocent man by our police. anger begets anger, fear begets taxpayers himself look good or is he going unconscious by rioters last night? When is this BS going to stop? anger, and together anger and to tell us we have one even though I am sure that will go unnoticed These rioting, looting people fear beget hatred. These are not ‌Kenosha is now Portland. The we don’t? In other words just lie too because somehow that will be have made havoc with Kenosha, life sustaining or community sus- mayor of Kenosha let Antifa run to us like he has in the past. acceptable. but why? Yes, it is not wrong to taining emotions. Name-calling, the streets last night. They had He was asked some questions With no proof and no inves- protest and demonstrate, but blaming, bullying, cursing and guns, incendiaries and explosives on the VA and someone pointed tigation, he makes a statement when they riot, loot, burn, dam- threatening are actions which and they looted and burned pri- out that he is lying and all he does that incites further violence and age and attack all citizens, it is have hatred at their roots. vate property at will. Virtually no is end the news conference. condones it. I am not saying what not necessary. Is this the people we have be- arrests. All those on Social Security and happened was OK but the riots And when the BLM groups from come? Is this the people we want We now have city and county Medicare should be careful when that followed are equally not OK. other states come in, we should to be? Anyone who promotes leadership that support rioters you vote this year. He is going to My family’s business was use our National Guard to take this type of behavior is indeed a over citizen taxpayers and busi- rob those programs by the payroll spared last night because we protective actions, as for sure “hater.” ness owners. Our political leader- tax cut. That money goes to these were lucky. Until Evers stands up there are not enough city police Let us not be so stubborn and ship is now on the side of looters programs. against this, tonight we might not and county sheriffs to do it alone. rigid in our political beliefs that and rioters. M We have death panels in this be that lucky. My children have Cecil Carter, Kenosha we cannot see the humanity in John McGinn, Kenosha 1 Kenosha News LOCAL Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | B3 Police shooting puts Kenosha neighborhood in the spotlight

Here, it’s personal Journal reporter brought her help stem the violence. dog, Lois, with her. “It was All of that seemed far away n a sweltering hot Monday, either bring her here,” she ex- in the bright sunshine Monday, neighborhood residents plained, as the dog panted on the however, in the spot where the ‌Owere likely just looking to grass beside her, “or come home shooting happened. stay cool. to a messed up apartment.” (Lois Blake remains hospitalized Instead, they found them- was apparently suffering from in Milwaukee, and we sincerely selves in the glare digestive issues.) hope he recovers. His neighbors of a white-hot Watching it all were neigh- said being a young, healthy man media spotlight. bors, lined up in chairs, sitting should help him pull through. As I approached comfortably in the shade of their As the rally ended Monday and the corner of 28th house next door to the media the march started, the media Street and 40th throng. cameras were shut off, and the Avenue on Keno- They were tired of being inter- crowd dispersed. After dark, those peaceful ELIZABETH sha’s northside, I viewed by outside media — like ELIZABETH SNYDER‌. KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO walked past vans the woman who walked up the marches and protests gave way SNYDER Reporters from all over the country gathered on 40th Avenue and 28th from Chicago and driveway and asked them to to looting and arson. Street Monday for a noon rally and march in honor of Jacob Blake. Milwaukee TV “give me a sense of Kenosha.” As images of fires and tear gas stations. On both sides of the Chuckling, a man leaning on his New York, and I don’t even know This is the most deadly of fill the national news, the focus street, journalists were conduct- cane on the driveway pointed at where I am,” he said, shaking summer reruns in a season of shifts to the destruction — and ing on-camera interviews. me and told her, “Ask this lady his head and smiling. “If I get violence. away from the personal story of In front of me stood a jum- about Kenosha. She’s a reporter a ticket, that’s OK.” And off he We’ve seen this before — in Jacob Blake. bled line of cameras and micro- for the Kenosha News.” walked, to grab a spot among the cities from Minneapolis to Port- But not on this street. phones. You could tell which They were “all talked out” microphones. land, Ore. — as protests erupted “I just saw him,” said one of members of the media had ar- when it came to formal inter- We shook our collective heads across the country after the his neighbors, glancing wist- rived first. They were the ones views, but they were happy just and agreed that a police shooting death of George Floyd, killed fully across the street. “He was huddled in the small bit of shade to chat with me as we waited for — this one of 29-year-old Jacob when a white Minneapolis police grilling out Sunday ... I just saw to be found at noon. the rally and march to start at Blake on Sunday afternoon — is officer kneeled on his neck for him ...” Reporters identified them- noon. not the way you want your city several minutes while he gasped, selves as being from the Milwau- They were also helpful, warn- to become a trending topic on “I can’t breathe.” Have a question or a comment? kee Journal Sentinel, USA Today ing another reporter to move his social media. And here in Kenosha County, Email Liz at esnyder@ and the Chicago Sun-Times. car or risk getting a ticket. Rioting, tear gas, fires, broken for the second time since June, kenoshanews.com or call her at A Chicago-based Wall Street “I just got off a plane from windows. a curfew was put into effect to 262-656-6271.

struggling. “I think Up- related to looting. More taking the law into their Republican Party of Uptown town is done.” information on arrests may own hands. “I know peo- From B1 Sgt. David Wright of the be available Tuesday after- ple, they’ve got weapons. Kenosha County Sheriff’s noon. They’re going to start try- Kenosha County to “I don’t know, too many,” Department said he was Kenosha Fire Chief ing to protect their stuff,” a firefighter said when not aware of anyone being Charles Leipzig said there he said. “Isn’t what they asked how many buildings injured during the unrest. were 34 active fires associ- always said, looters get host events Thursday in the neighborhood had He said one member of law ated with the unrest, with shot?” burned. enforcement was slightly 30 businesses destroyed About a block away FOR THE KENOSHA NEWS said RPKC Chairman One resident of Up- injured when struck with or damaged along with an Brandon Morris, a resident ‌The Republican Party of Erin Decker. “Now is the town, who did not want a brick on the first night of unknown number of resi- of the nearby Lincoln Park Kenosha County (RPKC) time to learn how President to be identified, watched protests. dences. He said two fire- neighborhood, was watch- will be hosting a Republi- Trump will continue to help the firefighters at work. He said the department fighters were treated for ing the firefighters. Mor- can National Convention the American people if re- He said he understood the focused on attempting to dehydration. A firefighter ris, the basketball coach Watch Party this week. elected in November.” anger behind the destruc- slow movement of pro- from another department at St. Joseph High School The event will take place The event will follow the tion. “What they want is testers into the city, with that was providing mutual and mentor for Kenosha at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, RPKC’s social, “Pints and justice,” he said. “I agree exit ramps from Interstate aid to the city was taken to youth, got emotional when at Mason’s, 7000 74th Politics” at 7:30.m. on with the people.” 94 blocked and barricades the hospital for chest pain. talking about the events in Place, Kenosha. All Con- Thursday at Mason’s. Robbie Orvis also lives along Sheridan Road keep- the city. servatives and Republicans Special guest speaker for in the neighborhood. He ing traffic from moving into Witness ‘speechless’‌ “Emotions are all over are welcome to attend the the evening will be Candi- said he stayed inside Mon- downtown. Carr stood on her front the place,” Morris said. He free event. Food and bev- date for Assembly Crystal day and Tuesday morning, Wright and Sgt. Jeremy porch on 63rd Street said watching the video of erages will be available for Miller. Miller will discuss watching the protests and DeWitt of the Kenosha watching the firefighters. Blake’s shooting was diffi- purchase. her campaign to win the riots on social media while Police Department both She said there were three cult as an African-Amer- “We invite everyone in- 65th Assembly District listening to explosions out- said they were unsure of separate fires visible from ican man. “For me, it was terested in learning Pres- election. side. the number of arrests since her house overnight. She the screams of the women ident Donald J. Trump’s For more informa- “I don’t even know what protests began. DeWitt said said a mattress store ex- (on the video). The screams plans to Keep America tion contact the RPKC to say. I have no words. This one person was arrested ploded, spreading to other before the shooting. It was Great to join us at our Re- at kenoshacountygop@ is a disgrace,” Orvis said, Sunday for a gun-related buildings.“I’m speechless,” the anticipation—because publican National Con- gmail.com or 262-697- saying the working class offense, and said there have she said. “I understand why of what we have heard and vention watch party,” 6144. neighborhood was already been arrests for burglary this is happening, but peo- seen all over the country, ple are forgetting that peo- and what they knew was ple still have to live here. It coming. 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TUNE IN TONIGHT DEAR ABBY ‘Escobar’s Hippos’ tells a strange Man still holding out for ‘the one’ animal story EAR ABBY: I’m a 28-year- into my life? — FAIRY-TALE working for her dad’s company, than continue to enable her. “The Hunt for Escobar’s old male who is still a vir- DREAM but she has no outside interests, DEAR ABBY: I was cheated Hippos” (7 p.m., Smithsonian) D gin. I always wanted to be DEAR FAIRY-TALE no social skills and she’s afraid on by my ex-husband. Since is not your average animal story. intimate with a virgin female for DREAM: Consider pushing the to talk to people one-on-one. our divorce, I am interested only I’m not saying it’s the next “Tiger my fi rst time, but I have never pause button on your fantasy She also doesn’t care about her in married men. I have been to King,” but it certainly has its weird met one. I’ve had opportunities until the pandemic is under appearance. therapy, but I can’t seem to shake elements. for sex but re- control, and do nothing that you Paul doesn’t know what to do. it. I hit on married men because I While the tale of drug lord Pablo frained because know you’ll regret. Before going His daughter doesn’t want to live don’t believe all men are faithful. Escobar has been well-docu- she wasn’t a vir- forward, fi gure out why sex with with her mom, and he’s trying to Is this unhealthy, and what can mented, his habit of collecting Af- gin. The older I another virgin is so important to get her acclimated to being her I do about it? — NOT RIGHT IN rican hippos and raising them on have gotten, the you. Once you have the answer own person and independent. I THE NORTH his Colombian compound is less harder it has be- to that, consider what you have suggested a life coach. He knows DEAR NOT RIGHT: What well-known. Upon his death, his come to achieve to o er a girl like the one you he enables her to a certain ex- you’re doing is defi nitely un- menagerie of jungle giants were JEANNE my dream of being fantasize about. Many virgins are tent. Other than this issue, our healthy! You didn’t mention how left to their own devices. Hippos PHILLIPS someone’s fi rst saving themselves for marriage. relationship is wonderful. Please long ago your divorce happened, are among Africa’s most danger- and sharing this If you are willing to wait until help. — THREE’S A CROWD IN but hitting on married men may ous and destructive animals, kill- wonderful expe- marriage to fulfi ll your fantasy, THE MIDWEST be your way of ensuring that you ing far more people than lions or rience together. I doubt there are you may fi nd what you’re looking DEAR THREE’S A CROWD: won’t become so deeply involved crocodiles. Without any natural any virgin females my age left. for. (Or not.) It should be obvious that Paul’s your heart is broken again. Per- predators to keep them in check, I know I have missed out on an DEAR ABBY: I am 55 and attempts to help his daughter not haps you will be less inclined to Escobar’s orphans appear to have important aspect of life that so recently started dating “Paul,” a only haven’t worked, but may continue these liaisons if, before thrived. More than 60 hippos many others have had. Should I 54-year-old man. His 26-year- have contributed to her problem. starting another one, you take a ravaged the countryside, endan- start dating younger women, or old daughter, “Andrea,” lives She needs professional help for moment to consider their e ect gering villages and laying waste to let go of my fairy-tale fi rst-time with him. My problem is, she in- her severe social anxiety. Start on the wives and children in- the local ecosystem that feeds into fantasy and have sex with just vites herself along on our week- with her physician. Her doctor or volved. the Magdalena River, Colombia’s anybody, knowing I’ll regret it? end getaways, small trips, etc. He insurance company can refer her P.S. And since your fi rst ther- most vital watershed. Or should I hold out longer and tells me he knows it’s a problem. to someone qualifi ed. Her father apist was unable to help you, For all of their bad behavior, wait for another virgin to come Andrea is a college graduate should insist upon this, rather contact another one. the hippos have become rather beloved, and very strict laws pre- vent rangers from culling their numbers. So, local veterinarian ASK AMY Dr. Gina Serna is tasked with one of the most daunting spay and neutering projects on Earth.  A variety special, “Women in Pandemic behavior ru es feathers Film Presents: Make It Work!” (7 p.m., CW) focuses on helping ear Amy: I have a close that. Then, she wanted to know in America that feels the way ness, evidently you and your women, particularly in the enter- friend who lives in another if I could pick her up at the air- I do. It’s making me feel crazy. friend are currently existing in tainment industry, get back to their D state. She doesn’t believe port and drive her 30 to 40 miles What do I do? — Concerned di erent realities. jobs after the disruptions of the the pandemic is very bad, and so she could stay with a relative. Dear Concerned: You are not Logically, if you won’t have COVID-19 pandemic. The revue though she does wear a mask She made a snide comment the only person in America who people inside your home just will blend musical performances when going out, she doesn’t take about, “Or do you not want me feels the way you do, and you are now, why on earth would you and comedy skits about the travails any other pre- in your car, either?” not crazy. People are responding enclose yourself in a vehicle with of unemployment and returning to cautions and lives I told her no, and that my hus- to this health crisis along a very them? Your friend’s “ask” seems a changed and uncertain industry. her life as normal. band is in agreement with me. wide spectrum. to have been a challenge. A crowd of fi lm and television stars She believes that I don’t know how to smooth The varying responses, rang- You are doing a good job of is scheduled to appear. everyone should things out with my friend when ing from paralyzing anxiety to being forthright about your own  During a “normal” leap-year try to get sick in she is on the opposite spectrum outright denial, are challenging limitations. Your duty should al- summer, we might be thinking order to get “herd of caring about this virus and to family and friendships alike. ways be to convey your own val- about the Tokyo Olympics right AMY immunity.” about other people’s health. Your friend might live in an area ues and protect your own health, now. Streaming now on Netfl ix DICKINSON Now my friend She is an intelligent person where she has not experienced while accepting the values of the 2020 documentary “Rising wants to come to who cares about her own health, the reality of a COVID strike. others and hoping that their be- Phoenix” explores the phenom- this area to visit. I and politically and ideologically Like so many others, she might havior does not hold grave con- enon of the Paralympic Games, told her upfront that my husband we have always been on the same live in her own media silo, un- sequences. looking at both the institution’s and I are not allowing people into page, so I’m struggling to deal aware or in denial of the reality I have managed to extract a rise from the ashes of World War our house at this time, and that with this rift and how to ap- others are facing. Although it silver lining from this situation: II and the individual struggles we could meet outside some- proach my friend with my con- would be hard to read accounts COVID-19 has fi nally freed us behind some of today’s best and where. That ru ed her feathers cerns over her visit. of fi rst responders and still deny from feeling obligated to retrieve most persevering athletes. a little, but I think she agreed to I feel like I’m the only person the true devastation of this ill- someone from the airport. 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