Little Gems, January 11, 2023
LITTLE GEMS In the Town of Linn, the elections are also coming in April. Jim Weiss, the town’s...
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LITTLE GEMS In the Town of Linn, the elections are also coming in April. Jim Weiss, the town’s...
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LIVING HERE The Town of Linn. This small but well-heeled town, set into the very southern...
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SURPRISING STUFF No, it sure as heck isn’t a good idea to have the YMCA move from its current...
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On Monday night, in the small downtown nexus of Town of Linn called Zenda, the board that rules Wisconsin’s most quietly prosperous township, moved to table a controversial item that was set to be passed and approved without much in the way of comment
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Open letter from Mr. Dick Malmin to Jim Weiss, chairman of Town of Linn...
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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 Moreby Geneva Shore Report | Apr 14, 2021 | Front Page | 0 |
Out of time and out of place the Town of Linn annual meeting comes at us all, again. The last time a ‘town meeting’ was called, the greatest controversy since the town was chartered made its explosive presence known. Recently defeated board member Chris Jones, her fellow candidate for the board in the following election Tom Leonard, and their preferred city clerk candidate Chuck Rhon, gathered at the town hall on November 9th of 2020, set to basically end the Town of Linn as everyone knows it and place the area under county control, supervision and operation
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The Town of Linn election is rushing upon Geneva Lake, on April 6th, to be exact. Not just rushing upon Town of Linn, but the lake itself, as the waters around the lake have become more contiguously brought together through the years. What happens in the Town of Linn can affect all the communities adjacent to the lake, as well as what happens on a good bit of the property around it, and even the body of water itself.
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The great meeting, generated by the threat of a ‘nuclear explosion’ coming to near critical mass in the Town of Linn back on November 17, 2020, was held on Monday night, at the Linn firehouse. The meeting followed an even larger meeting held back in December when it was discovered by the citizens of Town of Linn that two women had gotten together to lay a giant political bear trap at the annual ‘electors’ meeting held in November.
Read Moreby Geneva Shore Report | Dec 23, 2020 | Front Page | 0 |
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.
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Little Gems The City of Lake Geneva is looking to boost tourism with bus tours. Starting next...
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Surprising Stuff The difference between the Walworth County mortality information for 2020 and...
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