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Rex is a business writer at the Kenosha News. He has covered food processing, talent management and distance learning.
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Wisconsin's Democratic governor says Trump should be on ballot, Biden must visit to beat him

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By Rex Davenport Verified
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MADISON - Wisconsin's Democratic governor opposes keeping Republican Donald Trump off the ballot in the battleground state, saying that those who think he should be disqualified "can vote against him." Gov.
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County Parks Director Matthew Collins to leave role Jan. 14

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By Rex Davenport Verified
| Kenosha News Verified
Kenosha County Parks Director Matthew Collins will depart his position effective Jan. 14 as he pursues a new opportunity as Public Works Director for the Village of Whitefish Bay, County Executive Samantha Kerkman announced today. In his new role, Collins will lead the Public Works operation in the suburban Milwaukee village where he and his family have lived throughout his tenure with Kenosha County, Kerkman noted.
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why we write them

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By Rex Davenport Verified
| Kenosha News Verified
Since my pre-teen days, I have been a fan of "road" stories, be they books, articles, essays or short stories. When my wife, Liz, and I pack up and travel by car a couple of times a year, those stories come flooding back. Many people are familiar with "On the Road," Jack Kerouac's tale of the cross-country search of Dean Moriarty and Sal Paradise for truth and some deeper meaning of life. Other than having the best title, it was never my favorite "road" story.
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