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Also on today's calendar: Sierra Janesville Grand Opening and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the cookie go to the Doctor ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Child's First daycare in Janesville without a location after April flood (gazettextra.com) — Families in Janesville have one fewer daycare option as Child's First remains without a permanent home after April’s flood at First Lutheran Church and the end of its temporary stay at 1 Parker Place. The nonprofit is searching for an affordable, code-compliant space while parents scramble for alternative care in a tight childcare market and hope the center can reopen by 2027.
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2. Man sentenced to prison for threats at Beloit residence (fox47.com) — A Janesville-dateline court case has ended with a 54-year-old man receiving three years in state prison and three years of extended supervision for threatening people inside a Town of Beloit home in May. Prosecutors said Jeremy Masoner pleaded guilty to aggravated battery with a domestic abuse modifier and felony bail jumping, while several other charges were dismissed as part of the resolution.
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3. Habitat for Humanity to build in Beloit for the first time since '08 (gazettextra.com) — New Habitat for Humanity homes are already underway in Janesville as part of a broader Rock County push to ease the housing crunch. The group has four Janesville houses in progress and is now adding eight more lots in Beloit and the Town of Beloit, targeting families earning 50% to 80% of area median income.
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4. Public Record for Aug. 6, 2026 (gazettextra.com) — Rock County’s latest felony public record includes several incidents tied to Janesville addresses, from domestic-related charges on Claremont Drive to alleged financial crimes on Lincoln Street and drug cases linked to the Rock County Jail. The list notes that all individuals have been formally charged, offering residents a snapshot of recent serious cases moving through the local justice system.
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5. Supercomputing takes on 95,000-ton nuclear fuel recycling challenge (interestingengineering.com) — A Janesville-based company, SHINE Technologies, is taking a lead role in a federal effort to use AI and supercomputing to design better nuclear fuel recycling facilities. While the work targets a national waste problem, it also underscores Janesville’s growing role in advanced energy technology, with SHINE contributing local expertise and data to high-profile Department of Energy projects.
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