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This rendering submitted to Mount Pleasant shows a 4,200-square-foot Physicians Urgent Care planned for the Gordon Food Service site. The village Plan Commission unanimously approved the clinic Wednesday.
MOUNT PLEASANT — Village Plan Commission members on Wednesday approved the latest in a flurry of medical clinics coming to the greater Racine area.
Under the unanimously approved plans, the Highland Park, Ill.-based Faigus Group plans to construct a 4,200-square-foot Physicians Urgent Care clinic near the Gordon Food Service site at the southeast corner of the intersection of Highway 31 and Newman Road.
The new building is planned for directly north of the food store. The development does not need full Village Board approval.
Physicians Urgent Care, aka Physicians Immediate Care, is a regional chain of walk-in clinics, with 43 locations in the Chicago metropolitan area and northern Indiana — 37 in Illinois, six in Indiana — according to a listing of the company’s locations on its website. The Mount Pleasant clinic will be its first location in Wisconsin.
Physicians Urgent Care was founded in 1987, according to the company’s website. It is not affiliated with any larger hospital chains.
The Mount Pleasant clinic is expected to add $840,000 to the village’s tax base and generate $16,500 in annual taxes, according to a village staff memo.
The Plan Commission’s approval comes a week after Advocate Aurora Health announced plans to build a medical clinic in the City of Racine along Highway 31, and as construction is in full swing on an Aurora clinic at Spring Street and Sunnyslope Drive in Mount Pleasant and on an Ascension Medical Center at 10340 Washington Ave. in Mount Pleasant.
Aurora also plans a massive medical center along Interstate 94 near Highway 20 in Mount Pleasant.
All-Breed Dog Show
Hundreds of dogs and trainers from around the midwest are traveling to Caledonia to compete in this weekend’s American Kennel Club (AKC) All Breed Dog Show. The show runs Friday through Monday, Aug. 9-12, at Caledonia-Mount Pleasant Memorial Park from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Smile at the judges
Amanda Ciaravino of Crete, Ill., shows her Great Dane, Ivey, at the 42nd Annual All-Breed Dog show on Friday at Caledonia-Mount Pleasant Memorial Park, 9416 Northwestern Ave., in Franksville. The dog show continues 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday through Monday. To read more about the show, see the Local section, Page A7.
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A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is examined at the 42nd Annual All-Breed Dog show at Caledonia Mount Pleasant Park, August 9, 2019.
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A great dane smiles as he runs and circles the ring at the 42nd Annual All-Breed Dog Show at Caledonia-Mount Pleasant Memorial Park, August 9, 2019.
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Borzoi, also called a Russian wolfhound, are shown at the 42nd Annual All Breed Dog Show at Caledonia Mount Pleasant Memorial Park, August 9, 2019.
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Gabriella Beike of Antigo shows Sage, a golden retriever, Friday at the 42nd annual All-Breed Dog show at Caledonia Mount Pleasant Memorial Park.
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Izzy, the golden retriever, and her owner Cheryl Murphy of Palmyra, Mo. watch the ring at the 42nd Annual All-Breed Dog Show at Caledonia Mount Pleasant Memorial Park, August 9, 2019.
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Sage, a golden retriever, takes a drink from the melting ice alongside his owner's daughter, Erica Laufenberg of Caledonia, at the 42nd annual All-Breed Dog show at Caledonia Mount Pleasant Memorial Park on Friday.
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Jonathon Sadowski
Reporter
Jonathon Sadowski covers the greater Union Grove and Waterford areas, entertainment and odds and ends for The Journal Times.
