Birds of Kenosha
An orange bird that might eat the tombola card markers.
What is a Baltimore oriole?
The next president of the United States.
Who is Joe Biden?
A rainbow touched this landmark last summer, causing it to be featured on the cover of The Municipality.
What is the Kenosha lighthouse?
You're guaranteed a fast mass here—30 mins or less.
What is St. Anthony's?
This sea duck shares its name with a 1995 James Bond film.
What is a goldeneye?
Joe known for his urinary prowess.
Who is Joe Pischalondone?
A celebrated gathering spot for wedding receptions and bocce, it's noted for its sauce apportionment.
What is the IA?
Foul play was suspected when this church awarded two festival cars to longtime volunteers Dina and Tina Bonofiglio.
What is Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of Pompeii?
Grandpa used to give Max and Grant quarters for spotting this bird on the drive down.
What is a red-tailed hawk?
Long thought to be fictional, this Joe sent a sympathy card to Nana, proving himself to be real.
Who is Joe Pomponi?
This iconic deli ranks in the same category as Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower and the Coliseum.
What is Tenuta's?
Division one athletes from this high school include Brandon Morris, Debbie Ambruso, Nick Van Exel, and Joey Nelson.
What is St. Joe's?
A black fish eating bird, it stays late in the harbor before flying south.
What is a cormorant?
A famous Kenosha politician, he shares a name with one of Nana's favorite lunch spots.
Who is Joe Andrea?
College whose notable alumni include the deputy director of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities, Katherine Yule, and Chuck Portilia.
What is Carthage College?
Cemetery where Max and Grant saw a mockingbird and red-headed woodpecker last spring.
What is St. George's?
Max studied this bird at Chiwaukee Prairie for his senior thesis.
What is a yellow warbler?
Joe who had a crush on Dina in high school and later became Menominee Falls Village President.
Who is Joe Greco?
Spring site known for its rejuvenating water.
What is Pets?
This Polish parish was famous for offering Latin mass.
What is St. Casimir's?