“I love this city,” Miller said, “I love how we cooperate. We get things done here. Business, economic development, government, education, non-profits, social service agencies, we work together, and we get things done. Yet there are still so many things that we can accomplish. We need to create more opportunities, especially for those who have less privilege.” Crystal told her virtual crowd about how she and her husband lost their business and started over in 2009 and she acknowledged the Safer at Home order and empathized with people who see their lives crumbling under the financial strain of the current public health crisis.
Miller said that she isn’t a politician but that she wants to represent District 65 for Wisconsin. She assured her viewers, “I promise that I will continue to fight for the people of this city, whether you send me to Madison or not, I will fight for you.” Crystal is the owner and President of Frontida Assisted Living, which operates 7 facilities throughout Wisconsin. She has been engaged in non-profit work for many years, serving on the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, the Kenosha Area Family and Aging Services, Inc. and the Wisconsin Assisted Living Association. She also serves at the Leadership Table for Building our Future and was instrumental in establishing 100+ Women Who Care Kenosha. Crystal was awarded Entrepreneur of the Year in 2018 by the Kenosha Area Business Alliance and is proud of the work environment and culture that she has created at Frontida, being named a Top Workplace by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for the last six years.
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7/14/2020 12:40:01 pm
In May / June 2000 my son, Shane, rode his bicycle (not motorcycle) from mid-Florida to Wisconsin. He got severely dehydrated and acted stupid for about 3 minutes with two victims. Kenosha gave him 45 yrs and 9 mos. They supposedly gave him legal 1/3rd off the sentence, but the judge had issues doing his math, so he added more time to Shane's sentence. This letter is concerning the injustice of the math. Bastianelli, the sentencing judge, recently retired. This current letter was written to Shane's current judge who implied this is a legal matter, not a math error. (She advised me to pay for an attorney.) So the citizens of Wisconsin will pay for MORE than Shane's sentence due to MY lack of money AND the judge's unjust non-action. Obviously my son has been ruined: First-Team All-State (WI), Third-Team All-American, co-captain in high school football, but I feel Kenosha County won't even play by their own rules / laws. How unfair!
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8/31/2020 12:24:20 am
Crystal! My lovely cousin. FIGHT THE POWER! We are with you here in South Carolina! "When tyranny becomes law, Rebellion becomes duty. God bless you in your fight.
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