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Our Place, November 18, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Nov 18, 2020 | Our Place | 0 |

Our Place United States Post Office Lake Geneva. The USPS-LG has to be defended with vigor, every...

Our Place, November 11, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Nov 11, 2020 | Our Place | 1 |

Our Place There is no lease. It finally comes out that the concession owners of the six businesses...

Surprising Stuff, October 7, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Oct 6, 2020 | Surprising Stuff | 0 |

Surprising Stuff Cybercrime is a real threat and is happening more and more. Cybercrime is any...

Front Page, September 9, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Sep 9, 2020 | Front Page | 4 |

Spyro (pronounced “Speedo”) Condos, the owner and operator of the Harborside Grill on Wrigley across from the Riviera Pier Complex, blew into the Business Improvement District board of directors like a breath of fresh air, delivered by a blow torch.

Front Page, September 2, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Sep 2, 2020 | 2016 Nicknames, Front Page | 0 |

The “novel” Coronavirus brought that descriptive word out of disuse, other than to describe literary works of fiction in mainstream American culture. “Novel”, in its “off-label” use, means ‘something different than anything that has come before. There is some question about the virus meeting the qualifications to wear or be described by the word novel, but there is little question that the word, when used to describe Donald Trump is spot on.

Front Page, August 12, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Aug 12, 2020 | Front Page | 0 |

Lake Geneva remains peaceful and the many people who visit from Illinois, some say to ‘get away from it all’ these days, have not come like flocks of locust or even murder bees. What Chicago citizens may be fleeing is the runaway looting and violence that has recently taken throughout their downtown area.

Front Page, August 5, 2020

by Geneva Shore Report | Aug 5, 2020 | Front Page | 0 |

What happens to a boat or a ship (a sailing vessel of more than a hundred feet) out in troubled waters too deep or rough to swim in yet shallow enough to toss an anchor in to wait out the difficulties without being thrown on a rocky shore if it does not have an anchor? A “sea anchor” will work in deep waters far from shore, where a sail or some other large floating object is thrown overboard with a long line attached to it.