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Kenosha Flyers; City: Kenosha, Wisconsin: League: Continental Hockey League: Operated: 1974–1981: Home arena: Kenosha Ice Arena [1]: Franchise history; 1974–1975
Kenosha Chargers; City: Kenosha, Wisconsin: League: Continental Hockey League: Operated: 1974–1981: Home arena: Kenosha Ice Arena [1]: Franchise history; 1974–1975
Kenosha has 8 miles (13 km) of Lake Michigan shoreline frontage, nearly all of which is public. The city has 74 municipal parks, totaling 781.52 acres (3.1627 km 2). [141] Kenosha's Washington Park includes the oldest operating velodrome in the United States (opened in 1927) at Washington Bowl. [142]
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The line was renamed the Kenosha and Rockford Railroad and it was eventually purchased by the Chicago and North Western Railroad. Under the CNW, it became known as the Kenosha Division, or the KD Line. Electric refrigeration became widespread in the 1930s and the need for ice diminished.
The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is a recreational facility in Kenosha ... the facility's area increased by 42,000 square feet. Separately, a 79,000 square foot ice ...
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The ice would act as a dam as water could not drain through the ice sheet, which in the Wisconsin period covered most of the proglacial river valleys. Numerous small, isolated water bodies formed between the moraine and the ice front. As the ice sheet would continue to melt and recede northward, these ponds combined into proglacial lakes. In ...