The Bright Side, August 5, 2026
THE BRIGHT SIDE Art in the Park. The Geneva Lake Art Foundation presents the 46th Art in the...
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THE BRIGHT SIDE Art in the Park. The Geneva Lake Art Foundation presents the 46th Art in the...
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LIVING HERE The Abbey Resort in Fontana launched a revamped menu for its signature lakeside...
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SPORTS LINE The Milwaukee Brewers. They aren’t going to be judged on anything but...
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Opinion/Editorial LOST IN TRUST Many centuries ago, the concept of money was born. Money in...
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Charles Dickens wrote those words we’ve co-opted into the headline of this issue of the Geneva Shore Report. The novel, A Tale of Two Cities, was about those two phrases existing at the same time and the normalcy of such events back in earlier rough and tough London days.
Lake Geneva does not have bands of starving children running day and night amok through the alleys and streets, nor is it covered in inches of layered black soot from the burning of coal as the main heating and cooking fuel resource.
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