* IOI 2003 was held in Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA, August 16 – 23, 2003 ( results )

* Aurora, Kenosha County, Wisconsin

* Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, a town

* Richard Bong State Recreation Area, in Kenosha County, Wisconsin

The Fort Wayne TinCaps are the oldest franchise in the league, having begun as the Mattoon Indians in 1947 and playing in Keokuk, Iowa ; Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin ; and Kenosha, Wisconsin, before moving to Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1993.

He spent his early childhood in Kenosha, Wisconsin before he and his family moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1916.

Kenosha County is a county located along the West Shore of Lake Michigan in the far southeastern corner U. S. state of Wisconsin.

Kenosha County has traditionally attracted newcomers from suburban Chicago and in March 2008 the demographers of the Wisconsin Department of Administration reported that Kenosha County's improvements in roads, business's need for personnel and quality-of-life factors have contributed to a decades-long influx of Illinois transplants.

Even though Kenosha County is in Wisconsin, it is considered a part of the U. S. Census Bureau's Chicago Metropolitan Area.

By 1971, the University of Wisconsin system consisted of campuses at Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Kenosha / Somers, along with 10 freshman-sophomore centers and the statewide UW-Extension.

From 1870 to 1964 Carthage, Illinois was home to Carthage College, which has relocated to Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Brighton is a town in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, United States.

Category: Towns in Kenosha County, Wisconsin

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Bristol was a former town in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, United States.

Category: Geography of Kenosha County, Wisconsin

es: Bristol ( condado de Kenosha, Wisconsin )

vi: Bristol, Quận Kenosha, Wisconsin

Camp Lake is a census-designated place ( CDP ) in the town of Salem, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, United States.

Category: Populated places in Kenosha County, Wisconsin

Lake Shangrila is a census-designated place ( CDP ) in the town of Salem, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, United States.

AMC's main plant in Wisconsin is still active, albeit heavily downsized, as the Kenosha Engine Plant, producing engines for several Chrysler Group products, including the Wrangler.

* Kenosha " Main " Plant – Portions of the Kenosha Main Plant, now Chrysler's Kenosha Engine plant, with some new additions, at 52nd Street and 30th Avenue, continued to be run by Chrysler as an engine-production factory.

* Marty Conrad, offensive lineman in the NFL for the Toledo Maroons ( 1922 – 1923 ), the Kenosha Maroons ( 1924 ), and the Akron Pros ( 1925 ).

The University of Wisconsin – Parkside is located two miles south of Mount Pleasant in Kenosha.

* University of Wisconsin – Parkside is located 2 miles south of the border of Racine within Kenosha.

Since it was located in Kenosha, that city wanted it named the University of Wisconsin – Kenosha ; however, Racine wanted to name it the University of Wisconsin – Racine.

Built in AMC's Kenosha, Wisconsin factories, the 1984 – 1987 Encore was a two and four-door hatchback based on the European Renault 11.

** The University of Wisconsin – Parkside located in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

* Kenosha Comets ( 1943 – 1951 )

He was the younger brother of Charles Sholes ( 1816 – 1867 ) who was a newspaper publisher and politician who served in both houses of the Wisconsin State Legislature and as mayor of Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Paul Russo ( April 10, 1914 in Kenosha, Wisconsin –

* University of Wisconsin – Parkside, Kenosha, Wisconsin

The Chicago Metropolitan Statistical Area ( MSA ) consists of Cook county and five surrounding Illinois counties as well as the Chicago – Gary – Kenosha Consolidated Statistical Area ( CSA ) which is made up of nine counties, two of them in northwestern Indiana and one in southeastern Wisconsin.

He began a teaching career as an assistant professor at University of Wisconsin – Parkside in Kenosha.

* Chicago Cardinals v Chicago Boosters ( pre-1920 ), Chicago Tigers ( 1920 ), Hammond Pros ( 1920 – 26 ), Kenosha Maroons ( 1924 ), Chicago Staleys / Bears ( 1921 – 1959 )

While Americans turned to the new imports in increasing numbers, AMC continued its struggle at the inefficient and aging Kenosha, Wisconsin facilities — the oldest continuously operating automobile plant in the world, where components and unfinished bodies still had to be transported across the city.

New ownership and new management heralded a new product venture for AMC: a line of modern front-wheel drive cars, designed by Renault, to be produced at Kenosha.

Introduced in 1983, the Alliance was a front-wheel drive Renault 9 compact restyled for the American market by Richard Teague and produced by AMC at Kenosha.

Renault executives came in to run things alongside AMC officials, and the former Nash Motors factory in Kenosha, Wisconsin was retooled to produce an Americanized version of the European Renault 9 subcompact under the Alliance nameplate.

Alliance production at the Kenosha plant ended in June 1987, shortly after Chrysler's buyout of AMC was announced.

Chrysler's then executive vice president for manufacturing, Steve Sharf, met with officials at American Motors ( AMC ) to use the extra capacity at an assembly plant in Kenosha, Wisconsin to build the full-size cars.

Chrysler's tooling was moved from St. Louis to Kenosha, and over the next two and a half years, about 250, 000 Chrysler and Dodge models were built by AMC at a lower cost than Chrysler could.