The Geneva Shore Report ran a story last week in which the staff’s displeasure at the topsy-turvy and unnecessary way the purchase of a new police boat and the money to operate it were jammed through the police and fire commission and then the city council.
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I’ll see you in September is a phrase most known from an old popular song, and so how did it become the phrase that has best described the city’s inability (whether through ignorance or deliberation) to have Channel 25 come live for the audio and visual presentations of city meetings
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The movie called Never Say Never Again, which was a Bond movie put out in 1983, was about stolen nuclear weapons, not disabled children’s playground equipment, although much of the physical workout equipment in the opening scenes of the movie was destroyed.
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Her name is Sherri Ames. She’s a city councilperson. The aim in the title of this article is all about her…and the ready and fire are not too far off either.
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A few steps forward, and then a few steps back, a turn here and a turn there, encouragement and then resistance. The qualitative development of the City of Lake Geneva has become a continuous display of fictional-like beauty.
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James Bushey is an honorable man. This story is all about what’s being done to this Town of Linn’s former police chief by the mass media, not the legal or court system
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Like crypto, the name of the game is money, and the name has little to do with the reality of both these phony substitutes for the real thing. Crypto is money alright, as long as you want to trust some Ketamine-taking techno wizard or lizard to hold your money and dole it back out to you when he or she feels like it…If it’s still there.
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High technology is about to reach out and ‘touch’ you again, silently but not in the dark, although that will sometimes be the case as well. This new tech cannot be considered to be a ‘thief in the night’ because it’s going to be right there in front of you in almost every retail chain across all of America. The new tech is called electronic shelf labels (ESLs).
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Is the City of Lake Geneva paying attention to the national and international situation enough to basically stop in place? To not indicate but through action communicate that nobody has anything coming until there is some resolution to the multiplicity of economic and now violent actions occurring at home and out in the world.
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Where are we planning to go and how, following a plan, do we expect to get there…if we can figure out where ‘there’ is. The City of Lake Geneva is made up of a veritable nightmare of complex little pockets of concerns, unwritten rules, and nickel-and-dime charges for all sorts of things.
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Today, the national and local government offices operate on a first right of refusal philosophy that is more akin to the last rites, which involve no refusal or criticism
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The public of America remains in the economic daytime simply because of the vast nature of inventory reserves on hand in American stores of different sizes and storage facilities around the country. The secondary reason that daytime, as happens in physical twenty-four hours a day in the Arctic for quite a while during summertime, is still holding on economically, is because of the mass media coverage being extended across the land, of which the Geneva Shore Report is unwilling but a part.
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