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COLLECTION: Kenosha County being 'Safer at Home'
Here are photos sent to the Kenosha News by our readers showing us what they're doing at home to keep moving forward and pass the time during the COVID-19 outbreak and Gov. Evers' resulting "Safer at Home" order.
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Cat at work
The cat Nectar was captured by Martin Dombkowski with a laptop, seeming to say “Take a number please, I gotta get my work done.” Have a photo to share? Email .
Working from home
Jen Anderson submitted this photo of Brynn working at home with Mimi during this period of having to work from home. Have a photo to share? Email .
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Jack Cabadas works on his virtual learning with Christian Life School. It was “Take a Picture of Your Pet Day” for the school’s Spirit Week. Have a photo to share? Email .
Vet visit
Trusty veterinarian tech Jenna at Regner Veterinary takes care of Marbles, aka “Mister,” curbside. Mister is a 14-year-old domestic shorthair, adopted as a kitten from Safe Harbor Humane Society. He was quite ill and got curbside attention and plenty of thanks from the family. Have a photo to share? Email .
Pandemic change
Mary Jo Filippelli says her daughter has exchanged the energy of the UW-Madison campus for the quietness of her room as she completes her courses online. Have a photo to share? Email .
LIFE IN A BUBBLE
“If only we had known, I would have purchased a few of these,” says West C. Jacobs III of Trevor. His grandson, Xavier Jacobs, is in the bubble at the Kenosha County Fair last year. Have a photo to share? Email .
Just working from home
Hal Aichholzer sent in this picture her granddaughter submitted of her pet Nova appearing to work from home on the computer. Have a photo to share? Email .
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Isabelle Krajacic, 17 months, watches as Kindermusik instructor Jennifer Larsen reads a book on live video on Tuesday, March 24.
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Winslow and Olivia pick guitars to pass the time.
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Winslow, ready for a long stay inside.
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Olivia utilizes virtual learning.
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Beth Serzynski, 8, plays mini cornhole with her unofficial mascot, Jackie.
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Beth Serzynski, 8, finds her "inner Bob Ross."
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From Stacey Frederick: "This is Luke! He’s 4 months old and normally attends physical therapy once a week. He has Down syndrome and is working on his strength. We’ve been working out at home to make sure we keep him improving and gaining skills. Here is Luke holding his Harry Potter that he grabbed on his own!"
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Luke and his sister Riley play on his baby gym mat working on rolling over. As you can tell, they love each other so much; this extra time together is wonderful for bonding.
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Macy and Claire Smallwood take care of schoolwork while KUSD's buildings are closed during the COVID-19. They attend Nash Elementary in Kenosha.
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The Smallwood/Johnson family has been enjoying some activities together while adhering to Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
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Macy and Claire Smallwood take care of schoolwork while KUSD's buildings are closed during the COVID-19. They attend Nash Elementary in Kenosha.
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The Buell family has converted their spare room into a classroom during Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
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The Buell family has converted their spare room into a classroom during Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
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The Buell family has converted their spare room into a classroom during Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
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The Buell family has converted their spare room into a classroom during Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
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"Pic of my girls doing 9am yoga before tackling their school work for the day," said Jackie Hensley, who sent this photo to the Kenosha News.
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Oscar, 12, and Noah Johnston, 10, both student at KTEC West meditate at home before bed.
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