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RACINE — Anton House, a Racine native whose life has been an achievement in recovery and restoration, is now celebrating a new milestone: redemption. The 41-year-old man has risen from a rough-and-tumble life on the streets to earning a Ph.D. and becoming a college professor. On Friday, he attained another important goal when he received a pardon from Gov. Tony Evers for a drug conviction that had followed him around for 20 years. The pardon reflects that House has turned his life around and deserves to have certain rights restored, including the right to run for public office. Contacted in Maryland, where he now lives, House called the governor’s act of forgiveness “an honor and a privilege,” and said it would allow him to enjoy a restored status of full citizenship.

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