Various media outlets are reporting the first H1N1 flu death in Kenosha County.
The identity of the individual is not being disclosed.
See the county’s H1N1 (swine) flu page for information about the disease.
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News from Kenosha Lens- Sara Schultz, adventurous Army wife and mother, dies at 76 January 15, 2025Early life and education Sara Schultz (nee Chambers) was born in Racine, Wisconsin, and graduated from Horlick High School in 1967. Her early years laid the foundation for a life full of adventure and love. A life of adventure and dedication After marrying Robert Schultz in 1968, Sara embraced the role of an Army wife […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Victor Price, 63, beloved father and friend, dies January 15, 2025Early life and education Born on January 13, 1962, in Racine, WI, to Mattie and John T. Price, Victor Price grew up surrounded by love and family. He attended local schools and continued his education at Gateway Technical College, building a foundation for his career and lifelong friendships. Career and community Victor worked at GCA […]Racine County Eye Staff
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- Bobbie Krug, 86, loving wife and devoted mother, dies January 15, 2025Early life and love story Born in London, KY, on October 5, 1938, to William and Thelma Sizemore, Bobbie Krug was a bright and spirited individual. At just 16, she enrolled at Georgetown College, demonstrating her drive and determination. While in her early years, Bobbie met John “Jack” Casper Krug, stationed at Fort Knox. Their […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Ten years after its creation, Office of Children’s Mental Health confronts worsening crisis January 15, 2025MADISON, WI — Hannah Brecke, a youth leader and student at Port Washington High School, said she has dealt with mental health issues for “as long as I can remember,” but her troubles were exacerbated in middle school when her mother was placed in the hospital due to an illness. She said she started attending […]Baylor Spears
- Sara Schultz, adventurous Army wife and mother, dies at 76 January 15, 2025
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the H1N1 or Swine Flu virus did put our country in disarray for quite sometime, it is good to know that at least it did not cause so many deaths.