The communities surrounding Geneva Lake in Southern Wisconsin cannot stand alone but must be wholly a part of the social current that eases its way out from the greater Chicago area to enjoy not Chicago experiences.
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SURPRISING STUFF The Town of Linn is considering an ordinance to have police search boats and...
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SURPRISING STUFF The Thrift-in, created by Sally Nimmow. From the humblest of beginnings,...
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LITTLE GEMS The Starry Stone Wart stays at the bottom of Geneva Lake, completely unaware of the...
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LIVING HERE The City of Lake Geneva needs more emergency personnel, not less. The police and...
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SURPRISING STUFF The Oktoberfest fun is about to start. This weekend, October 7th through 9th,...
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What has the Town of Linn done to itself with its handling of the liquor and re-zoning of the area on Linn Pier road for a place called the Pier? The place is a restaurant/clubhouse/convenience store and is operated by a new owner by the name of Patrick Hogan.
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SURPRISING STUFF What coffee shop and restaurant owners either don’t know about or possibly care...
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Our Place Town of Linn’s brutal and nasty antics continue. Chris Jones, the seemingly nice...
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The Bright Side Lake Geneva WinterFest 2021 was a grand success. The winners of the main event of...
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Chris Jones, Kathy Leith, and Chuck Roan are still where they are in the Town of Linn, and they are apparently not going anywhere. The embarrassment of their defeat in taking over the town was so overwhelming that it would have more than phased normal people. But not them. Chris and Kathy remain on the board as if nothing happened.
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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.
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