Urban League honors Kenosha, Racine educators at award banquet
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Miss Kenosha Nellyka Dennis and James Hall of the Urban League presented Cyndean Jennings a Teacher Impact Award during the the Urban League of Racine and Kenosha awards program during Kenosha's Kindness Week.
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Endia McWhorter Robbins, the director of engagement and inclusion at Carthage College received a Teacher's Impact Award at an Urban League of Racine and Kenosha's award ceremony.
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Ald. Kenny Harper, District 14, of the Kenosha City Council, addressed the crowd during the Urban League of Racine and Kenosha awards program in Kenosha which also marked both the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and Kenosha's Kindness Week.
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Tonya Wilson, a teacher at Julian Thomas Elementary School, was honored for her role as an educator with a Teacher Impact Award.
Kindness Week begins with community breakfast and awards
From left, Miss Wisconsin 2025 Willow Newell and Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman help serve breakfast to Whittier Elementary School teacher Kristen DeNio and her first-grade student, Charlotte Ciskowski, during the Kenosha Kindness Week Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony Saturday at Bradford High School. Charlotte was one of the student award winners.
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Indian Trail High School freshman Simranpreet Bedi smiles at emcee Tamarra Coleman after receiving a student award at Saturday’s Kenosha Kindness Week Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony at Bradford High School.
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Jose Ortiz performs with members of the Bradford High School orchestra during the Community Unity Breakfast at the school Saturday.
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Sarah Payne leads the audience in a recitation of the Kindness Pledge during the Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony on Saturday at Bradford High School.
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Kenosha Kindness Week committee member Cameron Swallow, right, presents a Kindness Star Award to Forest Park Elementary School teacher Meg Fisher.
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The celebrity servers at the Kenosha Kindness Week Community Unity Breakfast on Saturday included, from left: Miss Wisconsin 2025 Willow Newell, Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman, Michael Bond of Snap-on Inc., Kenosha Unified School District Superintendent Jeff Weiss, Sharing Center Executive Director Sharon Pomaville and Mayor David Bogdala.
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The Rev. Michael Coleman delivers the invocation at the Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony held Saturday at Bradford High School.
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Mayor David Bogdala speaks while County Executive Samantha Kerkman and Kindness Week committee member Cameron Swallow look on during the Community Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony held Saturday at Bradford High School.
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Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman speaks while Mayor David Bogdala looks on during the Kindness Week Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony held Saturday at Bradford High School.
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People line up at the buffet during the Community Unity Breakfast and Awards Recognition Ceremony held Saturday at Bradford High School.
Miss Kenosha Nellyka Dennis and James Hall of the Urban League presented Cyndean Jennings a Teacher Impact Award during the the Urban League of Racine and Kenosha awards program during Kenosha's Kindness Week.
Endia McWhorter Robbins, the director of engagement and inclusion at Carthage College received a Teacher's Impact Award at an Urban League of Racine and Kenosha's award ceremony.
Ald. Kenny Harper, District 14, of the Kenosha City Council, addressed the crowd during the Urban League of Racine and Kenosha awards program in Kenosha which also marked both the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and Kenosha's Kindness Week.
