Insider News Oct.15th Edition

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VOLUME 2 NUMBER 18

October 15-30, 2012

RACINE, WISCONSIN

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Kids get basketball experence up close Upper photo: About 150 children and their parents posed Saturday afternoon, October 6, 2012, during a mini NBA training camp for youths ages 4-12. The camp was part of the first Caron Butler Day at the Sealed Air Family YMCA, 8501 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. The photo will be sent to Caron Butler, a resident of Racine, who play professional basketball for the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA. Right phot0: Amillion Shakoor, left, shows her mother Danielle Shakoor, some moves of her own as the two danced to the “Woddle”.

Danielle drove from Milwaukee to allow her daughter to participate in Butler’s Fall Basketball League.

Sheriff denies NAACP entrance into jail

denied access to these inmates for purposes of voter registration. Gloria Rogers (President of the local chapter of the NAACP) reports that she strongly disagrees with Sheriff Schmaling's decision. "Yes, they have been locked up, but they should not be locked out of their civil rights as citizens of this county," she stated. Rogers went on to say that in previous years, up to 80 new voters have been registered for an election through this process. Typically, a team of two registrars will work with the Sheriff to achieve this. turn to page 5 Please

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The Racine County Jail is located at 717 Wisconsin Ave, which places it in the City Council and County Board Districts of City Alderman Keith Fair and County Board Supervisor Donnie Snow.

In past years, the local branch of the NAACP has worked with the Sheriff's Dept. to protect the voting rights of nonfelon inmates. These are typically persons who have been charged but not yet convicted of minor offenses Unlike past years, however, current Sheriff Christopher Schmaling has

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Are You Planning On Voting in this Election Are you planning on voting?

You sure ought to be, there have been a lot of people who sacrificed a great deal in order to secure

by Kenneth Lumpkin

NECKBONEOLOGY that right for you.

If you think things are bad now, don’t believe for a moment that they will get better if you sit home on election day.

Democracy is all about participation, and quite honestly, we need to be engaged on a full time basis, not just on election day.

Getting to know who the candidates are for any particular office, even before the primaries, is actually part of our responsibility as citizens.

And speaking of candidates, some of us seem to believe that politicians are somehow different from the rest of us, that there are some sort of special qualifications that you must have to serve in public office. Well, as an elected official myself, who has been around other elected officials and candidates for office, I can tell you that isn’t necessarily so.

The first and foremost qualification that you must have is a desire to hold office. Beyond that, anyone can do it, and there are certainly some who should not. There’s a reason why it is referred to as “public service”, because that’s what it is intended to be. Ideally, any elected official should be dedicated to serving the public that he or she represents. That means all of the people, not just themselves or their friends.

Unfortunately, when we don’t participate in the process, and wait until election day to select from candidates that others have chosen, we can end up having to decide between two people who might not care about our needs at all.

So what’s a citizen to do? Well, the very first step in becoming a participating member of this democracy is to register to vote. And it’s not that difficult (despite some people wanting to make it so).

There are people actively working to get folks registered right now. If they haven’t found you yet, then I recommend you make an effort to find them.

Call the NAACP at (262) 554-4611.

Fair and his attorney feel the Place On 6 is being targeted by city Racine Public Safety and Licensing committee, which consisted of three women and one man, on Monday night recommended that the liquor license for The Place on 6th, 509 Sixth St., owned by Alderman Keith Fair, be revoked.

For nearly six hours a due process hearing, a court like proceeding, was held in the City Hall's council chambers, 730 Washington Ave. Committee members, chaired by Alderman Robert Mozol, sat through several hours of testimony before going into closed session to deliberate the controversial Alderman's Alderman fate. Alderman Ron Hart and Alderman Sandra Weidner listened briefly to the proceedings. All 15 Alderman, including the four that were on the committee, will vote on the matter when it matter goes before the full City Council later this month.

The fifth time was the charm for City Hall's effort to have the bar shuttered.

The committee and city have spent closed to $50,000 trying to hold a due process hearing to consider whether the establishment should be allowed to con-

tinue to sell alcohol or soda. Four previous hearing dates were either canceled or adjourned. The most recent attempt to hold the proceeding was canceled when the newly appointed Racine Chief of Police learned that he could not be a complainant because he did not live in the City of Racine. This led to Alderman Greg Helding, a self-appointed critic of Fair, to assume the role as the city's complainant. Fair's attorney then raised a question of the basic validity of the complaint inasmuch as it was prepared by the city attorney at taxpayer expense rather than by Helding himself.

In Helding's complaint, the city alleges the bar “constitutes a disorderly Keith Fair or riotous, indecent or improper house,” and cites seven separate incidents between Jan. 1 and June 23.

During testimony, police said they were called to the bar or an area near the bar for fights, assaults, other civil disputes or disorderly behavior, according to their Phoenix system. The Phoenix system is used by the police department to document patterns of police calls. Lt. William Macemon testified that he had tracked downtown bar active between June 1 and Aug. 16. He said police had been called Please turn to page 11

Park 6 wins appeal over City of Racine Could Bar Reopen? Thomas Holmes, owner, looks at his options Wisconsin Court of Appeal has upheld Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Bruce Schroeder was correct to overturned a decision by Racine aldermen to revoke the liquor license for the former Park 6 bar, 500 6th Street, according to a Wednesday, Oct. 10, ruling by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

Thomas Holmes business was closed at the end of 2011 after a judge granted the city’s motion for a temporary injunction.

The city’s had asked for a permanent injunction against the bar, but it was dismissed in February after a lease that Holmes had at the property expired.

Holmas told the Insider News by phone that he was happy over the decision of the higher court. “My lawyer and I has long contend that the city was acting improper and maliciously,” he said.

The injunction was the latest installment of the ongoing legal battle between Holmes and the city regarding Park 6, a local downtown club that was frequent by a primary African American clientele.

Kenneth Lumpkin, a Racine County

Board Supervisor, said in a number of his bi-monthly columns entitle “Neckboneology” has long suggested that other Black bar owners feels the city of Racine is out to close downtown minority bars making their license available to other establishments.

In the city complaint, the city argued the business was a public nuisance and had created numerous neighborhood disturbance. Holmes claimed the city was discriminating against blackowned businesses.

In a 2009 report by the local branch of the NAACP, entitle: A Report on the State of Racine's Downtown, stated, “With the exception of one or two entertainment venues that recognize money as the only color, minorities/blacks be they patrons or owners/operators are not welcome downtown Racine.”

In January 2011 after Holmes was called before the city’s Public Safety and Licensing Committee in December 2010 for a due process hearing after two incidents at his nightclub, the City Council voted to revoke the bar’s

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liquor license Racine County Circuit Court asking for judicial review of council’s and committee’s decisions. In the petition, Holmes’ attorney, Vincent Bobot, said the city should not have held the due process hearing because then-Racine Police Chief Kurt Wahlen did not file a “sworn” complaint against Holmes. That wasn’t enough to stop the process, argued city officials.

When Schroeder overturned the committee’s decision in August 2011, the city appealed.

In its ruling, the Court of Appeals called “the oath or swearing requirement” important and not a “meaningless legal trapping.”

“The solemnity imposed by an oath requires the actor to stop and consider the allegations he or she is making,” the ruling states. “Requiring a complainant to swear to his or her allegations prevents baseless harassment of legitimate businesses” Holmas said that the city should give him his liquor license back and he should be allow to reopen. “I am looking into the options available and soon will make a decision.”

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The Community Women’s Club announces a 100th Birthday Celebration honoring Mrs. Corinne Reid-Owen The Community Women’s Club announces a 100th Birthday Celebration honoring Mrs. Corinne Reid-Owens. Mrs. Owens has been a pioneer in Racine's Civil Rights Movement for over 50 years. Mrs. Owens targeted issues of discrimination, employment, and crime and fought for fair housing, and more minority representation on our police force.

The Birthday Celebration will be held Sunday, November 11, 2012 at the Racine Civic Centre Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine, WI. The afternoon will begin with a social hour at 2:30 p.m., and dinner at 3:00 p.m. Cost for dinner is $35.00. Tickets are available from any Community Women’s Club member, or by calling (262) 639-8236, or (262) 331-0397.

You can send congratulatory Messages and well wishes to Mrs. Owens to be displayed in her Birthday Photo Booklet which will be distributed at the Birthday Celebration. Ad costs are $10 for a Patron Ad, $35.00 for a 1⁄2 page (7”x5”) ad, and $60.00 for a full page (7”x10”) ad.

We are also accepting photos of Mrs. Owens that can be included in the Birthday Photo Booklet. If you have a photo of yourself with Mrs. Owens, or a photo of Mrs. Owens that you want included in the booklet, please contact Lula Smith at 262-639-8236 or mail the photos to 4229 N. Green Bay Rd., Racine, WI 53406. These photo’s will be added at no charge. All photos will be returned if your name and address is included.

Deadlines for purchasing dinner tickets is November 4, and the deadline for ads and photos is October 27.

Tables of eight can be purchased by contacting Mrs. Lillie Cameron at (262) 331-0397.

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Jail from page1 one of their previous registration process, which consisted of two registrars, up to 80 new voters were registered.

Snow said individuals in jail are counted during every census as part of the district voting block in which the jail is located. So, absent of any felony they should be afforded the opportunity to register to vote. "As a Felon, inmates are thoroughly informed that they cannot vote and once they become eligible we should be just as encouraging to get them to register to vote," he said.

Alderman Fair feels that the civil rights organization should ask the circuit court to overturn Schmaling's decision.

"In America people are innocent until proven guilty, " he said. Fair believes that the disenfranchising voters in the jail is another example of these Republican administrations trying to suppress the inmate's votes.

Snow says, "There is no basis for jail inmates to be denied the opportunity to register to vote especially since most if not all of these persons are awaiting trial, with substantial additional numbers serving misdemeanor sentences, which do not result in disenfranchisement as a felon would."

Rogers said that the NAACP will remain vigilant, but with only a few weeks before the presidential election, it is unfair that Sheriff Schmaling has brought an abrupt halt to the inmate's rights to vote.

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“I found the one my heart loves” was the theme for the wedding celebration for Stacy R. Johnson and Torey Eggerson, Jr, held recently, at the New Brighter Day Church, in Kenosha. The parents of the Bride are Jacob and Nancy Johnson, and the Groom parents are Harvie and Gladys Eggerson. The Brides Matron of Honor and Maid of Honor were Katie Howard and Taylor Moss. The Groom Best Man was Darryl Ken Eggerson. The Bridesmaids were JTia Eggerson, Brittney Grandy, Kimberly McGee, Nikki Power, Lyndie Tourville, and Christina Zoche. The Groomsmen were Dwight Anderson, Torey Eggerson, Jr., Tyler Eggerson, Cyrus Johnson-Moss, David Johnson, Alfy McGee, and Jamie Willis. The Flower Girls were Jayla Howard and Nevaeh Johnson. Ringer Bearer was Jordan Howard. Officiated

by Pastor Joseph L Thomas and the Photographier was Julius Gails.

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“I found the one my heart loves” was the theme for the wedding celebration for Stacy R. Johnson and Torey Eggerson, Jr, held recently, at the New Brighter Day Church, in Kenosha. The parents of the Bride are Jacob and Nancy Johnson, and the Groom parents are Harvie and Gladys Eggerson. The Brides Matron of Honor and Maid of Honor were Katie Howard and Taylor Moss. The Groom Best Man was Darryl Ken Eggerson. The Bridesmaids were JTia Eggerson, Brittney Grandy, Kimberly McGee, Nikki Power, Lyndie Tourville, and Christina Zoche. The Groomsmen were Dwight Anderson, Torey Eggerson, Jr., Tyler Eggerson, Cyrus Johnson-Moss, David Johnson, Alfy McGee, and Jamie Willis. The Flower Girls were Jayla Howard and Nevaeh Johnson. Ringer Bearer was Jordan Howard.

Officiated by Pastor Joseph L Thomas and the Photographier was Julius Gails.

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The Place on 6th were double that of calls to any other Downtown bar during that period.

Fair’s attorney, Vincent Bobot, question weather or not the report was being created to target the bar that host a primary Black clientele.

During Fair's testimony on the stand, Fair seemed visible upset when he accused the city of practicing racism.

“You trying to pit two Blacks against each other, the Chief of Police and me. Fair's attorney in his closing arguments alluded also to race playing a factor in the complaint. Bobot argued that the city has reputation for unfairly targeting minorityowned bars.”

Fair's bar has been shut down since Aug. 16, after city officials contended it was a nuisance and brought action in Racine County Circuit Court against Fair.

That case is still pending.

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Minister Della Buckley’s Mid-Month Church’s Calender of Events Abundant Life Christian Center Ministries 3433 Douglas Avenue (262) 637-5433, Pastor Elliott & Josette Cohen, Saturday October 27 @ 6:00 PM ALCCM Celebrates Single CD Release ”I Got A Reason” for Donovan Cohen FREE ADMISSION Featuring Local & National Guests Christ Baptist Church – 1034 West Boulevard (414) 217-5055 Pastor Daryn David Crenshaw Christ Baptist Church Worship Service: Sundays @ 9:30 AM. You are invited to worship with them at their new location.

Christian Faith Fellowship ChurchRacine – 3001 Carpenter Avenue (262) 631-0196 Pastors Willie & Patricia Scotts Sunday October 21 @ 4:00 PM-6:00 PM “Hallelujah Night” All Youth are invited to enjoy food and games Saturday October 27 @ 6:00 PM-8:00 PM “Family Movie Night” Come out to watch a movie and enjoy refreshments Christian Tabernacle Baptist Church – 1201 Center Street (262) 880-6521 Pastor Tommie Knuckles Sunday Worship Service @ 11:00 AM Empowering Faith Fellowship Church - 7th Ave, Kenosha WI. Ph. 262-8800317, Apostle Anthony & Pastor Cynthia Powell, Celebrating 10 Years in the Ministry Theme: “Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning” All Services will be held @ Agape Love Christian Ministries 624 57th Street Kenosha WI Friday October 19 @ 7:00 PM Prophet John Veal Enduring Faith Christian Church Chicago Saturday October 20 @ 7:00 PM Pastor John Morrow Damacus Community Church St Louis Sunday October 21 @ 4:00 PM Bishop Faith Christian Fellowship Church - 1200 Racine Street (262) 637-6220 Bishop Sheila Neinhaus Sunday School @ 9:00 AM/Morning Worship @ 10:30 AM Sunday September 30 @ 4:00 PM Evening Worship sponsored by FCF Women’s Ministry Greater Mt. Eagle Baptist Church – 929 State Street (262) 637-1606 Pastor Keith T. Evans, Pastor Sunday October 21 @ 3:30 PM GME Music Department Annual Day Special

Guest: Pastor Eugene Cowan & Jeremiah Baptist Church Milwaukee Greater St. Lukes Baptist Church – 1326 State Street (262) 632-4146 Sunday October 28 @ 3:30 PM Men’s Day Celebration Loving Arms Outreach Ministries – 2711 Sheridan Road, Suite 209, Zion, IL (847) 975-6106 Bishop Dr. Michael L. Hargett, Sr. Ph.D. Sunday October 28 @ 4:00 PM Family and Friends Day, Holy Communion Tuesday October 16 23 @ 30 7:00 PM Basic Bible Study Wednesday October 17 24 31 Noon Prayer Service (Fasting Midnight-6:00 PM) Thursday October 18 25 @ 7:00 PM Advance Bible Studies Friday October 19 @ 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Faith it Out (Guest TBD) Friday October 26 @ 6:00PM Youth Night Saturday October 20 @ 11:00 AM Glenn Lake Nursing Home (Community Outreach) Sunday October 27 Children’s Fest Mt. Sinai Institutional Baptist Church – 2401 Argonne Drive, North Chicago, IL (847) 689-4422 Pastor Gerald Wilcoxon Saturday October 20 @ 6:00 AM-12:00 Noon Mission Prayer Service Wednesday October 24 @ 7:30 PM Third Quarterly Business Meeting Saturday October 27 @ 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Fall Institute (TBA) New Beginning of Faith Church – 2711-19th Street (262) 818-1265 Pastor Prentiss Robbins Sunday October 21 @ 3:30 PM New Beginning of Faith Church 2nd Year Anniversary Theme: “Committed to Kingdom Building for the Lord” John 9:4 Guest Speaker: Bishop Dr. James Washington The New Shiloh Baptist Church Atlantic City New Jersey New Brighter Day Baptist Church – 1225 25th Avenue, Kenosha (262-5528090), Pastor Joseph L. Thomas Sunday School @ 9:00 AM Sunday Worship Service @ 10:45 AM New Omega Baptist Church – 5731 Northwestern Avenue, Racine, WI (262) 634-4655, Pastor Fred L. Richmond Wednesday @ 12 Noon Bible Study and @ 5:30 PM Family Life Saturday @ 10:00 AM Prayer RAP Outreach Food Pantry & Clothes

CHURCH DIRECTORY ZOE OUTREACH Ministries Pastor Tommie Knuckles

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Melvin Hargove Pastor Sunday School - 8:45 a.m.

Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m.

Sunday NA Meeting 6:30 PM Community Dinner 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday: Midweek Worship 6:15 a.m.- 8:15 p.m.

Thursday NA Meeting 6:00 PM

SEARChING TOGEThER MISSIONARy BAPTIST ChuRCh Rev. Willie Riley, Senior Pastor 262.633.4421

Christian Tabernacle Baptist Church 1201 Center Street Racine, Wis. 53403 (262) 880-6521 Come Worship with us at: Sunday Worship Service 11:00 AM Bible Study Wednesday 6:00 Pm - 8:00 PM

Pastor Joseph L. & First Lady Thomas

New Brighter Day Baptist Church 1225 25th Ave., Kenosha, WI

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825 21st Street • Racine Sunday School Worship Service Mid Morning Worship Service Wednesday Afternoon Bible Study Wednesday Dinner p.m.

Wednesday Evening Bible Study Saturday Morning Prayer

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9:00 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

12:00 noon 5:30-6:30 6:30 p.m.

8:00 a.m.

Joseph L. Thomas, Pastor Sunday School - 9:00 a.m.

- Sunday Worship Service - 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday Prayer Service - 6:00 p.m.

Bible Study - Tuesday 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Calender of Events Reconciliation Ministries International – 2200 Mt. Pleasant Street, Racine, WI 53404 Apostle Norris & Prophetess Michelle Johnson Friday October 12 @ 7:00 PM Janie Boston & In the Dance Café Presents “Healing the Inner Cry” A story of freedom by way of dance, song and drama.

Take this journey through Adam-Eve, Cain-Abel, David-Bathsheba and Resurrect the True Healer of every inner man cry. This production’s cast has dancers, psalmists and musicians from all over the Midwest Region. To get advance tickets of $10,00 call 414-7360407.

Searching Together Baptist Church – 825 21st Street, Racine, WI 53403 (262) 633-4421 Pastor Willie Riley Sunday School @ 9:00 AM Sunday Worship Service @ 10:30 AM Saturday October 27 @ 7:00 PM Choir Annual Day Community Choirs are invited Sunday October 28 @ 3:30 PM Choir Annual Day Guest Speaker Elder Curtis Doss United COGIC Sturtevant WI St. Paul Baptist Church – 1120 Grand Avenue (262) 632-1467 Bishop Lawrence L. Kirby Sunday October 14 @ 3:00 PM Deacon’s

Ministry Annual Day Celebration Monday October 15 Dr. Renee Kirby’s Birthday united Faith Missionary Baptist Church – 1327 Blake Avenue (262) 6321327 Pastor Gregory Daniels Sunday Worship Service @ 10:45AM Monday-Wednesday October 15-17 @ 7:00 PM 3 Days Fall Revival Speaker TBA Wayman African Methodist Epsicopal Church – 424 N. Memorial Drive (262) Pastor Ernest J. Garrison Sunday School @ 9:00 AM Sunday Worship @ 10:30 AM MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!

Abundant Life Christian Ministries Presents 14th Year Founder’s Day Celebration Banquet Friday November 30 @ 5:30 PM Social Hour @ 6:30 PM Dinner & Program Theme: “Shifting the Atmosphere” Haggai 2:6-7 Fountain Banquet Hall 8505 Durand Avenue Sturtevant WI Guest Speaker: Pastor Lawrence L (Jay) Kirby Second Baptist Church Kenosha WI Tickets Adults $42.00 Children 5-13 $20.00 To Purchase Tickets Call 262-637-5433 or Mr. Ribs 4919 60th Street Kenosha WI

CHURCH DIRECTORY ST. PAUL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

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Christian Faith Fellowship Church Racine, Wisconsin Pastors Willie & Patricia Scott

Sunday School 9:15 AM Sunday Worship Service 7:45 AM & 10:40 AM Wednesday Prayer & Bible Class 11:00 AM and 6:00 PM Dinner - 5:30 PM

Greater Mt. Eagle Baptist Church “A God Glorifying, Christ Centered, Spirit-Filled Church”

Rev. Keith Evans Pastor

Sunday School • 9:00 AM Sunday Worship Service • 10:45 AM Bible Study (Wed.) • 6:00 PM Word of Life (Youth Program) (Thur..) • 6:30 PM

262-631-0196 9:00am - Sunday School 10:00am - Sunday Service at Gilmore Middle School Midweek service Tuesday at 6:30pm at other location: call for more information 631-0196 PO Box085576 • Racine, WI 53408

Trinity United Missionary Baptist Church 306-5th Street, Racine, WI 262.635.1994 email: tumbcc@ameritech.net Rev. Buddy Vinson Senior Pastor

Sunday School - 9:30 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM Prayer Service - (Wed.) 5:00 PM Bible Class & Prayer (Wed.) - 6:00 PM

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Old Timers League near playoff Upper photo: Traivon Woods #60, 12, running back for the Cardinals, and a student at Mitchell Middle School, makes a long gain before Damonta Hudson, #21, of the Tatins cought him and tackled him during last Saturday’s game.

The two are members of the Old Timers Football Association 24 members team league. The 40 year old league provides full tackle football for youth from ages 5 to 13 years old.

Right. #11 Casey Morgan,11, a Starbuck Middle School student, pull away from a tackle and scored in a game between the Ravens and Greenbay.

Below: Tashawn Banks, who plays both offence and defence, gets his gear tighten before he gets ready to play. This is his second year playing in the league which is supported by consession and parents only.

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