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News from Kenosha Lens- How Altitude Training Gives Endurance Athletes a Competitive Edge March 17, 2025Endurance athletes constantly seek ways to improve performance, whether through nutrition, cutting-edge equipment, or advanced training techniques. One of the most effective methods to boost stamina and efficiency is altitude training. By exposing the body to lower oxygen levels, athletes can enhance their oxygen utilization and endurance. But performance isn’t just about physical training—sometimes, taking […]Racine County Eye Staff
- Photo gallery: Park beats Waterford, 71-41 March 17, 2025Racine Park High School’s Panthers overwhelmed the Waterford Wolverines with a 71-41 victory in boys sectional playoff basketball on Saturday. The Panthers will go to State for the first time since 1960. They face Wauwatosa West on Friday. Photos by Matt Hardesty More: Park punches ticket to state with sectional final win: 5 things to […]Matt Hardesty
- Flu season in southeastern Wisconsin is worst in 15 years, doctors say March 17, 2025RACINE, WI – Local doctors report the worst flu season in southeastern Wisconsin in 15 years, with severe symptoms keeping kids out of school for more than a week in some cases. “The sheer volume of kids with significant symptoms has been really challenging for pediatricians. There are multiple reasons for this, including lower vaccination […]Amie Schaenzer
- Lois Jensen, 95, devoted gardener, birdwatcher, and volunteer, dies March 17, 2025A life rooted in nature and generosity Lois Jensen, 95, of Racine, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully on March 12, 2025. A woman of quiet strength and deep compassion, Lois spent her life nurturing not only plants and wildlife but also her family, friends, and community. A love for gardening and wildlife Born in Racine on […]Racine County Eye Staff
- William Berger, 95, a dedicated family man and community member, dies March 17, 2025A life of devotion and kindness William Berger, “Bill,” 95, passed away peacefully on March 9, 2025, at New Castle Place in Mequon, Wisconsin. A beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, Bill dedicated his life to his family, community, and faith. Early life and family Born in Pepin County, Wisconsin, on November 6, 1929, Bill […]Racine County Eye Staff
- How Altitude Training Gives Endurance Athletes a Competitive Edge March 17, 2025
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