The slow, sometimes staggered, and tilted development of the Lake Geneva area is becoming more apparent as time passes. The virus has not run its course, as of this writing, but it has been put into abeyance and into a ‘back seat’ if you will, because of the success of the vaccinations. Many people in Walworth County are vaccinated, as of this writing.
Read More
LIVING HERE Last week’s public works meeting agenda was quite substantial, with twenty-four...
Read More
LITTLE GEMS The monthly scam. You might have read about some of the political skullduggeries...
Read More
SURPRISING STUFF The governor (Governor Evers, to be exact) stopped by in Lake Geneva, visiting...
Read More
No media allowed, at least not the Geneva Shore Report. That may not have been the intention, but it was the end result of the council’s action. March 2020 is when media denial started and has continued on into 2021.
Read More
The farmland owner’s opposition to the slate of board members carried in on a landslide at the recent election, faded into history, at least the recent history. The farm opposition, so flagrantly assembled over the course of the last seven months, exclusive of election night, was nowhere to be seen.
Read More
Our Place Harry’s Cafe is closed and up for sale. This has stirred up a lot of gossip and...
Read More
Dear Geneva Shore Report, This letter comes to you from sunny Jacksonville, Florida; Jacksonville...
Read More
The Geneva Shore Report owes an apology to Bridget Leech, the events coordinator for Lake Geneva Country Meats. Last week the city council met to decide whether or not the pop-up events, sponsored by a non-profit, and supported by Lake Geneva Country Meats, could be held in Lake Geneva with the addition of temporary liquor permits for their use.
Read More
Our Place Town of Linn’s brutal and nasty antics continue. Chris Jones, the seemingly nice...
Read More
Four hundred. The chips were down, the cards ready to be turned, and a loss against even a weakened and mentally disadvantaged enemy could have cost Town of Linn, the Town of Linn. But they came. The four hundred. The annual meeting that was held on December 17th, 2020, the one in which two of the city’s board members showed up in the audience to send sycophants and minions forward to offer resolutions, had led to the potential loss of the powers of the township itself to this small, but quiet and prosperous cabal of co-conspirators.
Read More
Our Place The First Ten Years. With the publishing of this issue, the Geneva Shore Report becomes...
Read More
