The Horlick High School team of Valentino Jimenez, from left, Jaslene Morales and Brianna Grey won the fourth annual chili cook-off Thursday at the Racine Fire Department, 810 Eighth St.
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McKyla Bowen, left, and Samantha Mindermann were two of the four Park High School competitors during the fourth annual chili cook-off.
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Case High School students Simari Hazzard, from left, Laila Venegas, Gabriela Hernandez-Deleon and Alaina Braun prepared chili for several people, including Al DeBaker, Racine Unified executive director of academies and transformation.
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Horlick High School students Valentino Jimenez, right, and Brianna Grey prepare their offering Thursday during the fourth annual chili cook-off.
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Victor Frasher, Educators Credit Union director of community engagement, was one of the judges Thursday at the fourth annual chili cook-off.
Pleasant aromas filled the air Thursday during the fourth annual chili cook-off at the Racine Fire Department, 810 Eighth St. A Racine Fire Department team made chili, as did culinary students from Case, Horlick and Park high schools. Horlick students won, Case took second and RFD Station 1 placed third in the judge's vote. Horlick also won the popular vote.
The Horlick High School team of Valentino Jimenez, from left, Jaslene Morales and Brianna Grey won the fourth annual chili cook-off Thursday at the Racine Fire Department, 810 Eighth St.
Case High School students Simari Hazzard, from left, Laila Venegas, Gabriela Hernandez-Deleon and Alaina Braun prepared chili for several people, including Al DeBaker, Racine Unified executive director of academies and transformation.
