LATEST STAFF ENTRIES
Would Walworth County embrace a National Wildlife Refuge?
An effort to make a National Wildlife Refuge more accessible to urban areas like Chicago could have a significant impact on Walworth County's conservation efforts.
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Going to Thursday's game? Add #walco to your tweets
If you'll be at a boys high school basketball game Thursday, add the hashtag #walco, to your tweets so others can follow. We'll re-tweet the scores on @walcotoday.
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A primary preview of races in Walworth County
Previews of races in the Feb. 16, 2010 Walworth County primary election.
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Election letters deadline and other useful links
Wednesday 5 p.m. is the deadline to submit election letters to the Gazette. Plus, links to our package of preview stories.
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Video review: The 2010 Super Bowl ads
Commercials from the 2010 Super Bowl
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LATEST COMMUNITY ENTRIES
Video: Chicago cab drivers chase the American Dream
A video documentary of life as a Chicago cab driver
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Video: Lake Geneva's John Porter at the 2010 Miami Grand Prix Melges 32 Championship
Lake Geneva's John Porter tied for second in the 2010 Miami Grand Prix Melges 32 Championship that concluded Sunday.
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VIDEO: Delavan Lake Inlet fire
Live video from a fire at Mulligan's Sports Pub and Grill in the Delavan Lake Inlet
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Mentally disabled man stays independent with a little help from his friends
A local charity comes to the aid of a man with a mental disability left abandoned by his mother.
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A country club that didn’t survive the Great Depression
Mystery Place answer from Feb. 28, 2010: Delavan Lake Country Club
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Video: Chicago cab drivers chase the American Dream
Editor's Note: There are 9.6 million people in the Chicago metropolitan area. In a city of this size, it is often easy for people to overlook the stories behind the faces they only have short encounters with each day – including Chicago cab drivers.
