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Letters To The Editor, July 12, 2023
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TO: City of Lake Geneva Common Council As we should all know by now, Lake Geneva “politics” has a reputation for being very messy at times. And, due to the actions of certain Alderman, it appears history is repeating itself. In regard to...
Letters To The Editor, June 14, 2023
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR History is following our 45th President. In our 247 years as a nation, we have had 46 Presidents and not one has ever been indicted twice (after serving this country). Many of us, myself included have criticized our past 45th President for...
Letter To The Editor, March 29, 2023
LETTER TO THE EDITOR My time as an alderperson in the City of Lake Geneva has been a wonderful time of learning. Much of that learning has come from you, the citizens. Formerly I was a journalist for more than 40 years and covered city councils in five...
Letters to the Editor, March 22, 2023
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR For a quarter century Judge Henry Sibbing has been the face of justice in Lake Geneva. I became his colleague when I was elected Pleasant Prairie Municipal Judge ten years ago. Judge Sibbing is a leader in his community and the judicial...
Letters To The Editor, January 18, 2023
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Next Door Pub is allowing minors to gamble on machines. The Pub has machines that print tickets for gambling wins and then the minors take the tickets to the payout machines to receive cash while the staff of the Pub allows this....
Letters to the Editor, January 4, 2023
LETTER TO THE EDITOR To Whom it May Concern, The Lake Geneva Regional News made an error in their reporting the story regarding Clocktower Pizza. The Article states, "The restaurant was first known as Frank’s Original when Frank Broz opened the business with...
Letters To The Editor, October 12, 2022
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Are you tired of the continued MAGA Trump drama? We, as voters in Southeastern Wisconsin have been dealing with and exposed to the constant barrage of Maga drama for the last 6+ years. And now, I continue to see Trump and his allies...
Letters To The Editor
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Open letter from Mr. Dick Malmin to Jim Weiss, chairman of Town of Linn Board Mr. Weiss: Missed you at last night’s GLEA, but certainly understand your paramount need to take care of your dad. What you missed was Pat Kenny's reaction to...
Letters To The Editor
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Open letter to Susan Whiting from Dick Malmin, both residents of Town of Linn Hi Susan: Hope everything is fine with you and your family. I haven’t seen you or your mom in a long time because of the Pandemic and its aftermath, so I’m...
Letter to The Editor, July 6, 2022
Letter to the Editor For better or for worse, some of your recent editorial opinions have caused quite a stir, as noted in the Letters section of the Geneva Shore Report, June 29 issue. Well, the good news is people are reading your newspaper or they wouldn't be...
Why is the City of Lake Geneva so concerned about property they do not own? They do not own Hillmoor, they do not own Big Foot Beach State Park and it sounds like the Adams property still belongs to the Adams. A developer is to come to the City with a plan of what they would like to build and the City can say no to that plan. Just like they did with Michael Hanley from storage units to tiny homes.
That leads me to The City of Lake Geneva wants to develop any green space they can get their hands on, Even if it is owned by the State ( Big Foot Beach ) or Hillmoor. Michael Hanley has to provide his development with green space for the tiny homes. REALLY??? The same with bike paths too. All so the City does not have to take care of them? Well the City can not take care of the City itself. They never can keep up with snowplowing. The State of Wisconsin said there is enough traffic to put in the roundabouts, the City say’s there is not enough traffic to keep them mowed. Really?