Front Page, December 3, 2025
The first big snowstorm of the season arrived over Thanksgiving weekend. A major winter storm impacted Lake Geneva and the surrounding area from late Saturday, November 29, to Sunday, November 30, 2025,
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The first big snowstorm of the season arrived over Thanksgiving weekend. A major winter storm impacted Lake Geneva and the surrounding area from late Saturday, November 29, to Sunday, November 30, 2025,
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Front Page MOVE OVER PIG! A new Natural Grocers is planned for Lake Geneva and is set to open in...
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Zone 1 of the Hillmoor property, the land that encompasses both sides and the body of running river water called the White River, is set to be developed and likely to be sold off as ‘surplus property the city owns, although the city administrator withdrew that motion at the last city council meeting.
Read Moreby Geneva Shore Report | Nov 13, 2025 | Front Page | 0 |
Updates and improvements have been made at Hillmoor, thanks to the public works department. The old cart path wooden bridge over a drainage swale in the disc golf area was recently replaced. People can now walk safely across the swale
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You’re going to see a chart in this issue of the Geneva Shore Report and that chart is a section of the 72 page Lake Geneva budget which is put out by finance to allow the finance commission and the city council to decide in what needs to be paid, what revenue is earned (or unearned for that matter) and all manner of other monetary amounts and conclusion
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Twenty-three percent of all citizens living in Lake Geneva are dependent upon the SNAP program for food.
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Perhaps the pea part of that headline was spelled wrong, as this article partially pertains to that part of physical relief dealing with liquids. The public library in Lake Geneva, for many years, has served as the outdoor bathroom site for so many locals and visitors coming to hike, lounge around, or go to the beach in the summertime.
Read Moreby Geneva Shore Report | Oct 12, 2025 | Front Page | 0 |
It’s all tricks on the Sunday before the following Friday when Halloween actually goes down. Traditionally, Halloween has always been celebrated throughout the country in the early and late evening hours of the 31st itself, but times have changed, as has the orientation of some people’s minds.
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The downtown businesses are getting ready for this big fall event. The residents are excited to attend the fall festival, but are also bracing themselves as traffic and people will flood the city. Visitors are planning to attend in great numbers as always and have usually booked the weekend when they checked out last year.
Read Moreby Geneva Shore Report | Sep 24, 2025 | Front Page | 0 |
Last weekend, Lake Geneva rocked! In the morning, there was the Red Bull Presentation and Competition at Riviera Beach, and then on into late in the day, with hundreds attending, and it was all free. Then there was the Alzheimer’s Walk for support, and that event had hundreds more, and some of the nicest people on earth.
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The television show called Get Smart introduced America to the Cone of Silence, a device humorously used to display what it’s like to keep secrets and silence in a social world of intense communications and electronic devices, not to mention the craving need to know in a world where so much more is revealed but much less is becoming truly known
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There was a folk singing group back in the early sixties that performed a song with lyrics that have carried important feelings and critical thinking through the years. “The Green Leaves of Summer” was written in 1961.
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