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Letters To The Editor, August 21, 2019
Letter to the Editor I love my right to “free speech” and I hate “hate speech.” Although according to the Supreme Court, both are protected under the Constitution, I strongly oppose hate speech or maliciously written language that crosses the line of legal...
Letters to the Editor, August 14, 2019
Letter to the Editor To Mayor Tom Hartz, Everyone appreciates the acknowledgment and attention you’ve focused on the 45% of our local school children living in poverty and unable to have their basic nutritional needs satisfied. But to use that statistic and...
Letters To The Editor, July 17, 2019
Letter to the Editor Do we have freedom by the dollar or slavery to the dollar? The answer is that we have both, and it depends on which side of the coin one is on. How much one has determines what one can do and how much one needs it may determine what one is...
Letters To The Editor, July 3, 2019
Letters to the Editor Open letter to Wisconsin Governor Evers: Thank you for directing the DNR to respond to our letter of distress over the impending doom facing Geneva Lake by the Exotic Species Infestation of Starry stonewort. Unfortunately, our letter...
Letters to the Editor, June 26, 2019
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR I had heard of a youth who passed out in the Knockerball. It's like a chimney inside those things. I searched "Is Knockerball dangerous?" on the Internet. And got a lot plus injuries, plus lawsuits, plus someone was awarded $45 million not...
Letters To The Editor, June 12, 2019
Letters to the Editor We feel what we see. What we see is determined by how we see it. How we see it is determined by the thoughts, feelings, and emotions that we attach to what we see. Attach your own being to those that you see and you will begin to understand...
Letters To The Editor, June 5, 2019
Letters To The Editor Excellent front page last week. Exactly what we've been saying. 1. Who hired this Roger Rabbit guy? 2. What was the purpose? 3. What was the study for? 4. Council just can't wait to spend money. 5. Lake Geneva is like a coffee cup. There's...
Letters To The Editor, May 29, 2019
Letter to the Editor This was sent to Preston Cole, Wisconsin Secretary of Natural Resources CC to the Geneva Shore Report 5/21/2019 Dear Secretary Cole: Lake Geneva is under a threat of invasion by an alien aquatic invasive species with a reputation in both...
Letters To The Editor, May 22, 2019
Letter to the Editor There is a point, as the point moves it forms a line (the first dimension), as the line moves it forms a plane (the second dimension), as the plane moves it forms a solid (the third dimension), as the solid moves it forms (the 4th...
Letters To The Editor, May 8, 2019
Letters to the Editor The Symphony Bay retirement village and its Golden Years multi-bed dementia center will impact the city with an increase in elderly problems, so perhaps it is a good time to discuss living with the progressive loss of one’s memory and...
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?