KENOSHA, Wis. – Confusion and frustration continue to mount around 262 Moms Resources Inc. after founder Alanna Schumacher publicly claimed she remains the organization’s executive director — despite previously telling Kenosha County Eye that she resigned from the board — while a person claiming to be a former board member released detailed allegations disputing her account of the nonprofit’s finances.
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KENOSHA, Wis. — Michael William Joseph Sindelar, 31, formerly of Kenosha, was charged last year with felony physical abuse of an elder person after police said he punched his elderly mother in the head. Sindelar ultimately pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery and received 18 months of probation with no jail by liberal activist judge Jodi Meier (D). When Kenosha County Eye covered Sindelar’s
Note: Explicit Descriptions Below State of Wisconsin — Wisconsin’s criminal code contains a gap so absurd that it sounds invented. It isn’t. It’s sitting in black and white in Chapter 948 of the Wisconsin Statutes, and as far as this publication can tell, no one in Madison has ever bothered to close it. Here is the plain-English version. Under Wis. Stat. § 948.09,
Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum dismissed a Class D felony child-enticement case Tuesday against Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes, who prosecutors alleged was trying to have sex with a 13-year-old
KENOSHA, Wis. — Wisconsin Examiner Deputy Editor Erik Gunn (D) is apparently working on another story involving me. I don’t know what the story is, what supposed news event prompted it, or why Gunn remains so interested in me. I asked him. He wouldn’t tell me. On Tuesday, Gunn told
Sable Russell, 34, Ace Leo Frank, 34, of Elkhart, Indiana, and Cody Luigi Frank, 22, of Hudson(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Three people are facing a combined 30-plus criminal charges after prosecutors say an attempt to arrest a wanted felon at a Kenosha Walmart erupted into two simultaneous
KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha is putting property owners on notice that they are responsible for keeping the alleys bordering their properties clean and maintained, with citations, cleanup costs and additional fees possible for those who fail to comply. The city issued a reminder Tuesday that under Kenosha
Donald L. White, 65, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Donald L. White, 65, a homeless man from Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with a felony after prosecutors say he ran from police, resisted arrest, was found with alleged drug paraphernalia and threatened to kill police officers after being
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Pleasant Prairie Police Department officially welcomed its newest four-legged officer Monday when K-9 Rex was sworn into service during the August 24 Pleasant Prairie Village Board meeting. Village Clerk Jane Snell administered the official oath to Rex during the ceremony, formally welcoming him to the
KENOSHA, Wis. — Michael William Joseph Sindelar, 31, formerly of Kenosha, was charged last year with felony physical abuse of an elder person after police said he punched his elderly mother in the head. Sindelar ultimately pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery and received 18 months of probation with no jail by liberal activist judge Jodi Meier (D). When Kenosha County Eye covered Sindelar’s
Note: Explicit Descriptions Below State of Wisconsin — Wisconsin’s criminal code contains a gap so absurd that it sounds invented. It isn’t. It’s sitting in black and white in Chapter 948 of the Wisconsin Statutes, and as far as this publication can tell, no one in Madison has ever bothered to close it. Here is the plain-English version. Under Wis. Stat. § 948.09,
Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum dismissed a Class D felony child-enticement case Tuesday against Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes, who prosecutors alleged was trying to have sex with a 13-year-old girl. According to information obtained confidentially by KCE from a Kenosha County courthouse
KENOSHA, Wis. — Wisconsin Examiner Deputy Editor Erik Gunn (D) is apparently working on another story involving me. I don’t know what the story is, what supposed news event prompted it, or why Gunn remains so interested in me. I asked him. He wouldn’t tell me. On Tuesday, Gunn told me that neither he nor his editor would provide any comment for this
Sable Russell, 34, Ace Leo Frank, 34, of Elkhart, Indiana, and Cody Luigi Frank, 22, of Hudson(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Three people are facing a combined 30-plus criminal charges after prosecutors say an attempt to arrest a wanted felon at a Kenosha Walmart erupted into two simultaneous high-speed police chases, a rammed sheriff’s squad, a 100-plus-mph pursuit through Kenosha County,
KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha is putting property owners on notice that they are responsible for keeping the alleys bordering their properties clean and maintained, with citations, cleanup costs and additional fees possible for those who fail to comply. The city issued a reminder Tuesday that under Kenosha Ordinance 5.11, property owners and other responsible parties must maintain the alley abutting
Donald L. White, 65, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Donald L. White, 65, a homeless man from Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with a felony after prosecutors say he ran from police, resisted arrest, was found with alleged drug paraphernalia and threatened to kill police officers after being taken into custody. Despite the allegations and a police officer specifically citing White’s
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Pleasant Prairie Police Department officially welcomed its newest four-legged officer Monday when K-9 Rex was sworn into service during the August 24 Pleasant Prairie Village Board meeting. Village Clerk Jane Snell administered the official oath to Rex during the ceremony, formally welcoming him to the department. Rex, a Dutch Shepherd born in Poland, will work second shift with
Jorge Varible Martinez, 26, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Jorge Varible Martinez, 26, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with three misdemeanors after prosecutors say he falsely reported that shots had been fired at a Somers tavern after he was kicked out, prompting multiple Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office deputies to respond. Martinez allegedly later admitted that he never saw a firearm
Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha, is facing two domestic-abuse charges after police say she shoved her disabled longtime girlfriend backward into a bathtub, causing the woman to strike her head on tile, and then refused to help her get out. Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You
“The dignity of a wise and righteous judge needs not the artificial safeguarding which is a heritage of the old days when if dissent found a tongue the public executioner cut it out. The Bench will be sufficiently respected when it is no longer a place where dullards dream and rogues rob . . . That the corrupt practices in our courts of
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David R. Petretti Watring, 39, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — A Kenosha man who was originally facing three felonies after authorities say he drove drunk and high through a Somers family’s yard, narrowly missing a father and his two young children before plowing into a garage, received only 90 days of work release from Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Jason
Brian J. Koldeway, 57, of Burlington(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) WHEATLAND, Wis. — Brian J. Koldeway, 57, of Burlington, was charged Monday with first-degree recklessly endangering safety after an alleged road-rage encounter in which authorities say he intentionally drove into the wrong lane toward a motorcyclist, forcing the rider to slow nearly to a stop, before later allegedly swerving into the motorcycle and knocking
Matthew Jeoshua Turner, 25, of Caledonia(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) BRISTOL, Wis. — Matthew Jeoshua Turner, 25, of Caledonia, was charged Monday with misdemeanor disorderly conduct, domestic abuse, after authorities say he became enraged at his aunt at the Bristol Renaissance Faire because she did not take the day off work to spend with him for his birthday. Turner allegedly pushed the woman, repeatedly
Justin J. Sumeland Jr., 17, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Justin J. Sumeland Jr., 17, of Kenosha, was charged Monday with a felony after investigators say he threatened to murder a Kenosha Police Department officer, allegedly writing, “We gotta off him.” Police considered the threat serious enough to institute protective measures, including extra patrols around the officer’s residence. Despite those
Leonna Willa Peterson, 20, of Silver Lake(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Leonna Willa Peterson, 20, of Silver Lake, was charged Monday with two felonies and three misdemeanors after authorities say an intoxicated and belligerent encounter at the Kenosha County Fair escalated into Peterson kicking a Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office deputy in the groin and repeatedly threatening to kill him. Kenosha
Brandon S. Gordon, 35 and Tiffany Rose Hahn, 32, Both of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) TWIN LAKES, Wis. — Brandon S. Gordon, 35, of Twin Lakes, was charged Monday with felony strangulation and suffocation, misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct, all as acts of domestic abuse, after police say a drunken fight with his girlfriend turned violent inside their Twin Lakes home. Gordon
Kassandra M. Calero, 26, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A Kenosha woman is facing a felony charge after authorities say she became combative while being treated following a crash and bit a registered nurse hard enough to leave visible teeth marks. Kassandra M. Calero, 26, of Kenosha, was charged Monday with felony bodily harm to a health care provider as
James H. Scudder II, 33, of Genoa City(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) RANDALL, Wis. — James H. Scudder II, 33, of Genoa City, was charged Monday with felony strangulation after authorities say he squeezed his girlfriend’s neck with both hands and then put his knee on her neck during a domestic dispute. Kenosha County Circuit Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum released Scudder
Robert J. Lobacz, 48, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — A 48-year-old Kenosha man has been charged with a felony after an altercation inside a Kenosha tavern allegedly left a woman with a fractured wrist and multiple serious injuries to her shoulder, elbow and tendons. Robert J. Lobacz, 48, of Kenosha, was charged Friday, Aug. 21, with one count of substantial
RACINE, Wis. — Racine County District Attorney Tricia Hanson (D) is facing an ethics complaint accusing her campaign committee of repeatedly failing to file legally required campaign finance reports, including a report covering a period when her committee gave $1,000 to Racine County sheriff candidate Cary Madrigal. Kelly Gallaher, chair of the Democratic Party of Racine County, filed the complaint with the Wisconsin
KENOSHA, Wis. — A years-long saga involving allegations of stalking, repeated violations of a harassment injunction, intimate photographs or recordings, and a mountain of largely unsuccessful AI-assisted litigation ended with a small fine Thursday after Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Jodi Meier accepted a plea from Mathiew R. Fox. Fox, 38, of Kenosha, pleaded guilty August 20 to an amended charge of disorderly
KENOSHA, Wis. — A federal judge has dismissed with prejudice a Mt. Pleasant man’s latest attempt to transform a Kenosha eviction dispute into a sprawling racketeering conspiracy, finding that his entirely AI-generated lawsuit failed to state a legitimate federal claim. U.S. District Judge Brett H. Ludwig dismissed Patrick Fagan’s case Friday, August 21, after Fagan sued 10 named defendants and five John Does
KENOSHA, Wis. — Michael William Joseph Sindelar, 31, formerly of Kenosha, was charged last year with felony physical abuse of an elder person after police said he punched his elderly mother in the head. Sindelar ultimately pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery and received 18 months of probation with no jail by liberal activist judge Jodi Meier (D). When Kenosha County Eye covered Sindelar’s
Note: Explicit Descriptions Below State of Wisconsin — Wisconsin’s criminal code contains a gap so absurd that it sounds invented. It isn’t. It’s sitting in black and white in Chapter 948 of the Wisconsin Statutes, and as far as this publication can tell, no one in Madison has ever bothered to close it. Here is the plain-English version. Under Wis. Stat. § 948.09,
Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SALEM LAKES, Wis. — Kenosha County Court Commissioner Daniel “Catch & Release” Kellum dismissed a Class D felony child-enticement case Tuesday against Austin Carl Scaletta, 19, of Twin Lakes, who prosecutors alleged was trying to have sex with a 13-year-old girl. According to information obtained confidentially by KCE from a Kenosha County courthouse
KENOSHA, Wis. — Wisconsin Examiner Deputy Editor Erik Gunn (D) is apparently working on another story involving me. I don’t know what the story is, what supposed news event prompted it, or why Gunn remains so interested in me. I asked him. He wouldn’t tell me. On Tuesday, Gunn told me that neither he nor his editor would provide any comment for this
Sable Russell, 34, Ace Leo Frank, 34, of Elkhart, Indiana, and Cody Luigi Frank, 22, of Hudson(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Three people are facing a combined 30-plus criminal charges after prosecutors say an attempt to arrest a wanted felon at a Kenosha Walmart erupted into two simultaneous high-speed police chases, a rammed sheriff’s squad, a 100-plus-mph pursuit through Kenosha County,
KENOSHA, Wis. — The City of Kenosha is putting property owners on notice that they are responsible for keeping the alleys bordering their properties clean and maintained, with citations, cleanup costs and additional fees possible for those who fail to comply. The city issued a reminder Tuesday that under Kenosha Ordinance 5.11, property owners and other responsible parties must maintain the alley abutting
Donald L. White, 65, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Donald L. White, 65, a homeless man from Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with a felony after prosecutors say he ran from police, resisted arrest, was found with alleged drug paraphernalia and threatened to kill police officers after being taken into custody. Despite the allegations and a police officer specifically citing White’s
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Pleasant Prairie Police Department officially welcomed its newest four-legged officer Monday when K-9 Rex was sworn into service during the August 24 Pleasant Prairie Village Board meeting. Village Clerk Jane Snell administered the official oath to Rex during the ceremony, formally welcoming him to the department. Rex, a Dutch Shepherd born in Poland, will work second shift with
Jorge Varible Martinez, 26, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — Jorge Varible Martinez, 26, of Kenosha, was charged Tuesday with three misdemeanors after prosecutors say he falsely reported that shots had been fired at a Somers tavern after he was kicked out, prompting multiple Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office deputies to respond. Martinez allegedly later admitted that he never saw a firearm
Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha, is facing two domestic-abuse charges after police say she shoved her disabled longtime girlfriend backward into a bathtub, causing the woman to strike her head on tile, and then refused to help her get out. Heidi A. Arndt, 44, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) You
“The dignity of a wise and righteous judge needs not the artificial safeguarding which is a heritage of the old days when if dissent found a tongue the public executioner cut it out. The Bench will be sufficiently respected when it is no longer a place where dullards dream and rogues rob . . . That the corrupt practices in our courts of
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David R. Petretti Watring, 39, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) SOMERS, Wis. — A Kenosha man who was originally facing three felonies after authorities say he drove drunk and high through a Somers family’s yard, narrowly missing a father and his two young children before plowing into a garage, received only 90 days of work release from Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Jason
Brian J. Koldeway, 57, of Burlington(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) WHEATLAND, Wis. — Brian J. Koldeway, 57, of Burlington, was charged Monday with first-degree recklessly endangering safety after an alleged road-rage encounter in which authorities say he intentionally drove into the wrong lane toward a motorcyclist, forcing the rider to slow nearly to a stop, before later allegedly swerving into the motorcycle and knocking
Matthew Jeoshua Turner, 25, of Caledonia(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) BRISTOL, Wis. — Matthew Jeoshua Turner, 25, of Caledonia, was charged Monday with misdemeanor disorderly conduct, domestic abuse, after authorities say he became enraged at his aunt at the Bristol Renaissance Faire because she did not take the day off work to spend with him for his birthday. Turner allegedly pushed the woman, repeatedly
Justin J. Sumeland Jr., 17, of Kenosha(Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office) KENOSHA, Wis. — Justin J. Sumeland Jr., 17, of Kenosha, was charged Monday with a felony after investigators say he threatened to murder a Kenosha Police Department officer, allegedly writing, “We gotta off him.” Police considered the threat serious enough to institute protective measures, including extra patrols around the officer’s residence. Despite those
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Both of these women need to lose a few pounds.
I’m sure comments like this are supposed to help, maybe even make me not want to eat. I love all the bullying that’s come from this. I truly hope people feel better about themselves publicly commenting on someone’s weight. If anyone else wants to jump in and bully me, feel free there have already been plenty of anonymous people doing it.
Also, since people keep twisting things: these were company bills company phone lines and expenses. The nonprofit was run out of my home. I was transparent and asked for reimbursement only because I had a family emergency. I rejected pay for an entire year as Executive Director because I wanted to put the community first and help more moms, not myself. The one time I needed help and had request to be reimbursed (paid) with board approval I’m now being slandered all over the internet.
I don’t care if I’m not your favorite person or if people don’t like me, but the level of slander, hate, and even death threats over normal, approved nonprofit expenses is disgusting. Do people realize that other Executive Directors in town make close to $100k a year? Do you think 100% of donations at any nonprofit go straight to the community? No there are operational expenses. That’s how nonprofits function. I respect and support other nonprofits in this community, and this isn’t throwing stones at anyone.
This happened because the board was inexperienced and didn’t realize these were normal expenses that were already approved under the bylaws. Jamie Warosh, the Board President, was my boss and the person I was required to go through for approval. I asked for a board meeting and was told it wasn’t necessary. The other board members didn’t fully understand at the time, and that is not their fault. We grew very quickly, and we all needed coaching. Jamie should have been a better president, board governance was not my job. It was HER job to communicate with other board members. She caused all of this.
People who anonymously attack people’s body online generally have their own problems. Dont even worry about it. Must say, your side of story seems to make alot of sense
Jamie Warosh is not a nice person, you should get a real job and keep better company.
While I didn’t want to believe it at first, I’m starting to realize some hard truths. And I also need to say this: when people refer to a “real job,” it genuinely hurts. I worked extremely hard to grow this organization, and what we accomplished in our first year was real, meaningful work. Right now, we would have been opening the doors to our building.
I personally paid for operational expenses out of my own pocket to grow this program. I put in countless hours more than most people will ever see or understand.
The building is still there. It’s still waiting. But at this point, the board is not cooperating, funds are being withheld, and I’ve become the target of blame and hatred being portrayed as something I am not.
Despite all of this, I am still fighting for accountability and resolution. I will make sure the funds are used for the community we serve, or donated to another nonprofit if that’s what it comes to. I am the only one still standing up for the people this organization exists to serve.
But that doesn’t make it bad advice. If everybody’s new and doing a bad job and you think telling us how much other people are making somehow has anything to do with the defense, you really should get a real job.
Nonprofit work is real work. Operational expenses include salaries that is standard, ethical, and necessary for any organization to function. In this situation, $100 was paid during a time of need to help save a life. That is not misuse of funds.
I stated a fact: not all donations go directly to programs because nonprofits cannot operate without infrastructure, leadership, and labor. This was a full-time role, and it was treated as such.
Our first year accomplished real, measurable impact hundreds of families helped, resources delivered, and a genuine mission carried out. Growing too quickly is a capacity and experience issue, not a reflection of bad intent or lack of effort. Yes, there were lessons learned and systems that could have been strengthened sooner, but that does not erase the hours worked or the lives impacted.
I give you credit.
You at least came on here and spoke calmly and intelligently. That’s not what most people do who are shitty. This, I feel you should be given the benefit of the doubt at this point.
This Jamie Warosh lady sounds shady, though. Not many people have had very nice things to say about her….
FFS get an edit feature on these posts so people can go back and correct typos….
There are too many charities in Kenosha with missions that overlap.
Good problem to have.