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July 2022
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V I L L A G E I N F O R M AT I O N LET TER TO THE RESIDENTS
E X PE R T CON T RIBU TORS
The Official Village Weekly E-Newsletter: “Bringing People Together!”
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lage! Subscribe to the free weekly Official Village REAL ESTATE
Online Newsletter: Send your email address to Tim ESSAM ELSAFY
Blakeslee, Assistant Village Manager, t.blakeslee@ Shorewest Realtors®
wfbvillage.org or subscribe at bit.ly/1U49dmE (414) 350.4611 eelsafy@shorewest.com
Upcoming Refuse and Recycling Holiday
Schedule Change: SENIOR LIVING
Refuse and recycling normally collected on Monday, July 4, 2022, SAINT JOHN'S ON THE LAKE Photo by Julie Collins
will be collected on Tuesday, July 5, 2022. Luci Klebar Publisher: Kathy Durand
www.saintjohnsmilw.org 414.272.2022 Bay Leaves Project Coordinator: Beth Raab
Reminder from the Department of Public Works: PUBLICATION TEAM
Content Coordinator: Christine McBride
▶ Yard Waste Collection: Yard waste is now collected Designer: Laura Wire
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Delafield, Fond du Lac, Fox Point, Franklin,
refuse and recycling carts. Yard waste bags or containers
Germantown, Grafton, Green Bay, Hartland,
must weigh less than 50 pounds. Please remember that Madison Area, Menomonee Falls, Mequon, New
Berlin, North Point, Oak Creek, Oconomowoc,
grass clippings are prohibited. To check your collection Oshkosh, Pewaukee, Racine, River Hills,
day, visit https://www.wfbvillage.gov/DocumentCenter/ Waukesha, Wausau, Wauwatosa .
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▶ Brush Chipper Collection: Crews collect once contact Kathy Durand at (262) 716 4788 and kdurand@bestversionmedia.com
every two weeks throughout the Village. There is no FEEDBACK/IDEAS/SUBMISSIONS DEAR RESIDENTS,
Have feedback, ideas or submissions? We
scheduled collection day for the brush chipper. To are always happy to hear from you! Deadlines It's the best time of year to live in 'The Bay'! What's not to love about waking
ensure collection for the week, please have brush to the for submissions are the 20th of each month.
You may also email your thoughts, ideas and
up and heading straight to a party for a Bloody Mary at 8am? As our son has
curb on Mondays by 7:00 a.m. Brush should be placed ▶ Voting Absentee | You photos to Christine McBride at cmcbride@ grown older we've added new activities to our 4th of July schedule. This year
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in the parkway between the curb and the sidewalk. may request a mailed includes him playing saxophone with the summer band, run by Mr. Carson.
absentee ballot online at CONTENT SUBMISSION DEADLINES
Taxes: Last Day to Pay Content Due................................................. Edition Date Our feature couple is experiencing their first Whitefish Bay 4th of July celebration
myvote.wi.gov or by email November 20.............................................................January this year, since they moved here last August. It will be fun for them to observe over
The last day to pay any outstanding balances on 2021 tax bills
(elections@wfbvillage.gov). December 20..........................................................February
the years how the celebrations of the day change from being a young couple with
is July 31, 2022 (July 31 is a Sunday – please plan accordingly). January 20......................................................................March
Your request must include a February 20.......................................................................April no kids, to eventually enjoying the magic of parade and fireworks with their children.
After July 31, all outstanding 2021 tax balances are transferred March 20...............................................................................May
photo copy of WI photo ID and
to Milwaukee County and payment will no longer be accepted April 20.................................................................................. June I would be remiss if I didn't also mention that they went to the same college
be received no later than 5 pm on May 20.....................................................................................July
through the Village. Outstanding balances and payment details June 20................................................................................August as me, a decade apart. Gooooooooo Dayton Flyers!
August 4th, however we encourage voters to request July 20..................................................................... September
can be obtained on the Village website.
as soon as possible to allow time for ballot delivery. August 20....................................................................October
September 20......................................................November
In-Person absentee voting will be held at Village
August 9, 2022 Partisan Primary Election Hall (5300 N Marlborough Dr) July 26, 2022 through
October 20............................................................December
Offices on the ballot for the August 9, IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
August 5, 2022 Monday through Friday 8:00 am to Emergency............................................................................. 911
2022 election include races requiring 4:30 pm (until 5:00 pm on Friday, August 5, 2022). Police Administration......................... (414) 962-3830
Christine McBride
a primary for the November 8, 2022 Police (non-emergency).....................(414) 351-9900
General Election. Offices to be elect- ▶ Returning Your Ballot | Your completed absentee North Shore Fire Dept.
(non-emergency).......................................(414) 357-0113
ed in the General Election include U.S. ballot must be received by 8:00 pm on Election Day. Village Hall................................................. (414) 962-6690
Ballots can be placed in the US Mail or dropped off Public Library...........................................(414) 964-4380
Senator, US Congressperson, Governor, Dept. of Recreation
Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, in person at the clerk’s office during business hours & Community Education....................(414) 963-3947
Whitefish Bay School District......... (414) 963-3921
Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Mil- (Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm). Per
waukee County Sheriff and Milwaukee recent circuit court ruling ballots may not be placed in Any content, resident submissions, guest columns,
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(BVM) or any municipality, homeowners associations,
will be open 7:00 am to 8:00 pm on Elec- office, each voter must submit only their own ballot. businesses or organizations that this publication serves. Kevin Buckley, Village President | Bay Leaves is mailed directly to your
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is done so at the sole discretion of the submitting party.
locations go to the Elections page of the to vote please contact Deputy Clerk Erin Granstrom at (414) 962- ©2022 Best Version Media. All rights reserved.
Village website www.wfbvillage.gov. 6690 ext. 122 or email elections@wfbvillage.gov.
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R E S I D E N T F E AT U R E
taking a cab to dinner, she wanted to save his mind. “My dad started the company In a light-hearted way, the couple made
the ten bucks and take the train. So I’m over 45 years ago. When he asked if my the agreement that since Quinn picked the
trying to act nonchalant about hiding the younger brother, Charlie, and I would move move to the Milwaukee area, Kelsey would
ring in my pocket while taking the train.” back to Milwaukee to help learn the family get to pick 'eveything else' going forward.
business, we were both happy to become This would mean she could pick which area
Of course Kelsey accepted the proposal the second-generation operators of the of Milwaukee they would live in, and what
and the two were wed the following year. company,” Quinn noted. “However talking house would fit their family best. When they
With Quinn’s family owning a business, Kelsey into making the move to Milwaukee first relocated here, they lived in the Third
the thought of relocating back to the Mil- did involve a unique agreement.” Ward and then purchased a condo on the
waukee area was always in the back of East Side. It was through Kelsey’s job as
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oving to Whitefish Bay while in college at the University of Dayton, “After college, we both found jobs in Chica-
the same weekend as in Ohio. Quinn grew up in the Milwaukee go, we loved the downtown scene and the
the popular Sounds area and Kelsey is from St. Louis, Missouri. energetic vibe of the city,” said Quinn. In
of Summer concert in They both wanted to live in Chicago after 2018, Quinn arranged for both of their fam-
2021, was a rock star college, so thoughts of living in a Milwaukee ilies to come to Chicago for the weekend,
way for young couple, suburb was not even an option they would as a surprise when he proposed to Kelsey.
Quinn and Kelsey Ellsworth, to enter their entertain at the time. “As if I’m not nervous enough to propose,
suburban living adventure. They first met in classic Kelsey style, when I suggested
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a portfolio manager for Johnson Financial has also made the idea of eventually be-
Group, that she was able to drive around coming parents a little less scary. We look
different suburbs meeting with clients, and around and see that adults are still having
getting an idea for what each area offered. a good time, even with kids all around.”
“I really liked Whitefish Bay and how active For now, Kelsey and Quinn cherish the role
the community seemed to be,” said Kelsey. of uncle and aunt to Quinn’s sister, Sarah’s
“Everyone was so friendly and I noticed two children. “We often will host family
how kids would just show up at various dinners, and one of our favorite purchases
houses to play or head to the park together. has been our outdoor pizza oven,” Kelsey
Because of these positive experiences, said while slicing into a freshly baked piz-
when it came time for us to house-hunt, za. “We have even convinced a lot of our
we only looked at houses in Whitefish Bay.” friends to move to Whitefish Bay, because
it’s a quick 15-minute drive to downtown
The goal for the Ellsworths was to have a but then once children arrive, there isn’t a
house with a decent-sized yard for their need to relocate because we are already
newly adopted dog, Pippa, to run around in a great community and school district.”
in. As luck would have it, a house with a
double-sized lot came on the market, and The couple is looking forward to enjoying
they jumped at the chance to have the their first 4th of July celebration in White-
extra yard space. Quinn and his sister Sarah fish Bay and obviously have the Sounds of
Summer concert date (8/20) saved as well.
“Truthfully it was a little scary at first being so we walked down and realized it was a
young and moving to the suburbs,” said huge street concert. We ended up meeting BY CHRISTINE MCBRIDE
Quinn. “As we were unpacking boxes we great people that evening and staying until PHOTOS BY BOUTIQUE PHOTOGRAPHER
heard music coming from Silver Spring, Sounds of Summer shut down. Living here
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W H I T E F I S H B AY L I B R A R Y E XPERT CONTRIBUTOR
FIVE THINGS TO LOOK FOR When Choosing a Retirement Community
W hitefish Bay
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here are many factors to consider when choosing a retire- 4. How about residents you met? Were they friendly?
Library ment community CCRC or continuing care community for
yourself, or your parents if you have been invited to be part
of their exploration process. So, what should your check list look
Did you make any connections? “Will I fit in?” is a crucial
factor for residents deciding on their future community.
So common interests, a former neighbor or friend who
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like for helping you or your parents make this HUGE decision? lives in the community can all be helpful in your decision-
ummer fun continues at the library with our summer reading library’s website. On Thursday, August 11, at 10:30 a.m., make your making. A soon-to-be resident is grateful that several
program. We’ve got a program no matter the age, babies own “Wreck This Journal.” Inspired by Kerri Smith’s book, we invite members of his Church family are also residents, as it
all the way up to adults. The program runs through August you to create your own journal in School House Park with special creates a natural network of people with whom he already
26, and is available online through the library website or download prompts on each page. Registration is required and beings on July 15. has something in common. Talk to residents, sit down for
the Beanstack app. Challenge yourself to read more this summer lunch, come for dinner or join residents for an event to
and you could win some great gift cards to local businesses, paid For adults, join us for an evening with Abraham Lincoln on Mon-
learn what they really think about living in their community.
for by our Friends! Also coupon packs are back for kids this year day, July 18, at 6:30 p.m. Actor Kevin Wood portrays Lincoln in
his program titled “A New Birth of Freedom.” This first-person 5. Speaking of lunch, let’s talk about food. Dining
and include free or discounted admissions to the WI State Fair,
presentation covers Lincoln’s life, from Independence through 1. First impressions matter. As you drive up to the together is an essential ingredient of community living,
Milwaukee Public Museum, the Zoo and more.
the Civil War focusing on the turbulent years of 1854-1865. All community, do the grounds look groomed and well- and you want to know what residents enjoy the most (and
The library has some fun craft programs for those entering 7th-12th programs are funded by Friends of the Whitefish Bay Public Library. maintained? As you step inside; is it clean? Fresh? Is the the least) about their dining options. Is the dining program
grades. On Friday, July 29, at 10:30 a.m., teens can sign up to make environment both inside and out pleasant and fresh without flexible, are there multiple restaurant venues? Can I
a macramé keychain. We’ll be in School House Park with all the BY SCOTT LENSKI, HEAD OF ADULT SERVICES artificial air freshening scents to mask cleanliness or odors? still cook and entertain in my apartment or are “three
supplies you’ll need. Registration is required and begins July 1 on the squares” a requirement of the plan? What if I travel?
2. Did you feel welcome? Were you greeted with a
smile and eye contact or did the staff seem too busy For some people this may be the biggest decision of their life.
to bother? Was the staff friendly and attentive? This Evaluate what is important to you and use that as your “North star”
will be your future home, so staff attention to you and to guide you in your process. These are just my first five, if you’d
your needs matters. Ask them how they like working like to know the next five items to look for sooner than the October
in their role, or the community you’re visiting. issue of “the Leaves,” don’t hesitate to contact me for the full skinny!
3. Now let’s talk about your tour. Are there community
BY LUCI KLEBAR, DIRECTOR OF SALES & MARKETING,
DAY CARE spaces for you to enjoy new hobbies or pursue former SAINT JOHN’S ON THE LAKE
ones you may have time for again? Some communities
OVERNIGHT CARE have groups or committees that align with your interests or
your professional experience so that you can continue to
TRAINING CLASSES share your wisdom and expertise if you wish. Several have
residents who serve on the Community’s Board of Directors,
representing resident’s needs and desires and concerns.
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ent types depending on the lens material, and Dr. Pham are able to shape new contact plans and both optometrists are accepting
coatings needed, tints, bifocal options, the lenses offering a custom-fit for each patient, new patients. They also offer numerous styl-
list is endless. Since Optix on Downer is an resulting in the best possible visual outcome. ish non-prescription sunglasses for those
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band-wife team of Brian McGinley O.D. and a daily basis. Many of these styles are only T-TH 10am-7pm; SAT 9am-4pm
Camthu Pham O.D. have continued to grow available in Milwaukee at Optix On Downer. Offering same day service
Optix On Downer. They pride themselves on many eyeglass prescriptions
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Offers Stylish sive, and oftentimes exclusive, collection of pean-styled eyewear, their staff makes OPTOMETRISTS:
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Optix On Downer has built their reputa- collection unique to Optix On Downer is ▶ Accepting most eye insurances
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cluding Japan, Italy and France. “We were the perfect pair of frames to fit their unique
one of the very first to import Europe- ▶ Convenient Appointment Times
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an-styled eyewear to Milwaukee,” said Dr.
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N E I G H B O R H O O D R E A L E S TAT E L I S T I N G S
PENDING
Address List Price
5573 N Kent Ave. $389,900
5561 N Diversey Blvd. $649,000
4750 N Larkin St. $799,000
5769 N Shoreland Ave. $899,900
5400 N Berkeley Blvd. $1,100,000
SOLD
Address List Price Sold Price
5025 N Palisades Rd. $1,275,000 $1,525,000
4820 N Oakland Ave. $870,000 $977,000
5000 N Cumberland Blvd. $679,900 $725,000
5523 N Shoreland Ave. $650,000 $722,500
5506 N Kent Ave. $575,000 $630,000
4868 N Woodburn St. $499,900 $635,000
829 E Glen Ave. $489,900 $488,900
6039 N Shoreland Ave. $449,000 $502,000
5122 N Diversey Blvd. $369,900 $425,000
Best Version Media does not guarantee the accuracy of the statistical data 930 E Meadow Pl. $279,900 $317,000
on this page. The data does not represent the listings of any one agent or
agency but represents the activity of the real estate community in the area.
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Fireworks
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AS WE DRAW NEAR to the July 4th festivities, North Shore Fire/ While the ordinances in each community vary, generally speaking, As an alternative to consumer fireworks, consider getting into All of us at North Shore Fire/Rescue wish everyone an enjoyable
Rescue would like to take an opportunity to remind everyone if a firework is designed to fly into the air or shoot off sparks that the patriotic spirit with a few suggested alternatives: and safe July 4th celebration. If you have more questions or would
that there are numerous options for viewing professional fire- are more than a couple of inches in height, they are prohibited like to learn more about the safety and wellness programs offered
works displays throughout the seven North Shore communities. without a proper permit. Some communities allow sparklers ▶ Use glow sticks—they glow in the dark and are a by North Shore Fire/Rescue, please visit our website www.nsfire.
Likewise, we would like to stress how dangerous setting off and toy snakes but even these can be dangerous. safe alternative to a sparkler. Fun for all ages! org or call our Community Risk Reduction Bureau at 414-357-0113.
fireworks privately can be. ▶ Loud and proud—noise makers are sure to make
The tip of a sparkler burns at more than 1200 degrees Fahrenheit
Each year on Independence Day, the U.S. records more fires and can cause significant burns. If you do choose to partake in a statement. They can be found at local party
than any other day on the calendar. According to the National using fireworks, you are encouraged to ensure you have a proper supply store, or you can make your own.
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CHIEF DAN
Fire Protection Agency, fireworks account for more than 19,500 metal container, partially filled with water for disposal. Likewise,
▶ Outdoor movie night. Set up a screen and TYK
fires every year, resulting in more than $50 million in property adults need to keep a close eye on children and participants
projector. Don’t forget the bug spray!
damage. In addition, these fires cause an average of three civilian should be sure to have on tight fitting clothing. Baggy clothes
deaths and forty civilian injuries. or jackets significantly increase the likelihood of getting caught ▶ Red, white and blue silly string…fun for all! CFAI logo printed with
permission.
in a fire while using fireworks. It is also essential that there be
Just as staggering, emergency rooms typically treat an estimated 9,100 a means to extinguish any embers and a phone to dial for help ▶ Make a patriotic craft with the family.
people for fireworks-related injuries during the month around July 4th. in the event of an emergency.
Children ages 10-14 had the highest rate of fireworks injury, with more ▶ Throw a birthday party for the USA, and don’t forget the cake.
than one-third (36%) of the victims of fireworks injuries under age 15.
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M E R C H A N T S O F W H I T E F I S H B AY
WFB Art Festival
Saturday–Sunday, July 9–10
The Merchants along with Amdur Pro-
ductions will be closing Silver Spring
Drive, from Santa Monica Boulevard to
Lake Drive, so that 100+ artists from
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the Milwaukee area and all over the
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country can set-up tier booths in the
JUon SnilgveDrrive
street. Art show enthusiasts, collec-
tors and home decorators can browse
and purchase ceramics, fiber works,
glass jewelry, sculpture, mixed me-
dia, paintings, drawings, photography,
IT’S A BUSY MONTH on Silver Spring Drive with the Merchants of printmaking, wood furniture and more.
Whitefish Bay! Check out all that is happening: WFB Sidewalk Sale
“Art is definitely our passion,” notes Amy Amdur, President
of Amdur Productions. “It makes the world a richer and more
Friday–Saturday, July 15–16
Sip*Shop* Support Local— beautiful place to live. We are proud to introduce the high-quality The longstanding tradition of the Whitefish Bay Sidewalk Sale
Spri
First Thursdays of the Month artists who participate in many of our award-winning shows to has grown to be a full-out summer event, featuring great deals
Whitefish Bay again and share their work,” she added. on distinctive merchandise and an Adventure Zone for kids.
Thursdays, July 7, August 4 & September 1, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Join us on the first Thursday of the month for a few extra hours Festival-goers can also enjoy booth chats with artists, demonstrations For more details on each event and our local Merchants, visit
of shopping—and sipping! Participating stores will offer free and delicious food from the local restaurants. The event is FREE and www.merchantsofwhitefishbay.com.
samples of wine (August) or beer (July and September). Plus, will follow all covid regulations. For more information, visit www.
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JOIN US FOR THE SAVE THE DATES FOR
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Ice Cream Social: Join us on Wednesday,
August 3, at Old School House Park (5420
N. Marlborough Drive), at 6 p.m. Enjoy a
sweet treat from Pete’s Pops and music
by the Village Band of Whitefish Bay!
Sounds of Summer: On Sat-
urday, August 20, bring your
blanket and chairs and enjoy a
live concert on Silver Spring! The
event kicks off at 5 p.m. and will
feature music from Radio Radio.
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Flag Football League Registration In Process Open Swim Dates and Times
Are you ready for some FOOTBALL? Youth grades 1–8 are en- still open through August 11.
couraged to register for the WFB Recreation Department’s Fall WFB High School, Field House Pool
Flag Football Leagues. Each week, players will have a half-hour Tues, Wed and Thurs, June 21–Aug 11, 1:45–3:30 p.m.
practice session, followed by a game. Volunteer parent coaches
OPEN
▶ Fee: At The Door: $3.00 per child (children 3 years and
are needed. A coach’s meeting is set for Wednesday, September
under are FREE!), $4.00 per adult (adults 55 and over
7, at 6:00 p.m., at the Lydell Community Center.
WATER AND
are FREE!) or $75.00 Family Open Swim Discount Card
▶ Note: Cancellations might happen during the season
Fall Flag League Schedule
SWIMMING
with limited notice.
Saturdays, Sept 10–Oct 29, 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. We Are Hiring!
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League Grades: 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8
Fee: $70.00 resident/$80.00 non-resident
▶ Connects Teacher SAFETY
Assistants
▶ More info and registration materials can be found in
▶ Connects Lead Teachers
the summer Recreation and Community Education
▶ Youth Sport Referees
Guide. Deadline to register is Saturday, August 13.
(Flag Football & Basketball)
▶ Lifeguard/Swim Instructors
FAMILY FUN SWIM DATES STILL AVAILABLE ▶ The Whitefish Bay Recreation Department is looking
for youth and adults to fill our many positions that
WFB High School, Field House Pool
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are available this fall. We offer competitive wages
Saturdays and Sundays, June 19–Aug 15 (skip July 3, 4), 2:00–3:00 p.m.
and flexible scheduling. Call (414) 963-3947 for more ccording to the CDC, drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional
▶ Fee: $50.00 resident/$60.00 non-resident information or apply online at www.wecan.waspa.org injury death among children ages 1-14 years. Whenever open water is
▶ To register, please complete a Family Fun Swim around, whether that be a pool, hot tub, lake, pond, river or even a shal-
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received by 3:30 p.m. on the Thursday prior DIRECTOR OF RECREATION
AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION ▶ Never leave children unsupervised around water.
to the Saturday or Sunday you would like to
reserve. Children under 7 must be accompanied ▶ Talk to your kids about open water and swim safety so they
in the pool by a parent or guardian. understand the risks of swimming without a responsible adult.
▶ Choose an adult or adults in charge of watching children when they
are swimming or around water. Take turns and avoid distractions.
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▶ All are invited and welcome to attend. tered the zeitgeist – Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam. participated in the neighborhood clean-up. I love raising children
According to Putnam, “Community connectedness is not who take pride in their neighborhood, care for the Earth, connect
Register Now for the 2022–23 School Year! just about warm fuzzy tales of civic triumph… Social capital makes with food they grow themselves and point out the beauty in a
▶ New and returning families visit us smarter, healthier, safer, richer, and better able to govern.” neighbor’s flower bed adorned with tiny American flags.
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nity they feel living in Whitefish Bay. At no time is our village’s civic service opportunities. Stop by our table at the Farmer’s Market for more
▶ Richards School (414) 963-3951 triumph more apparent than the upcoming Fourth of July festivities.
▶ Middle School (414) 963-6800 information. Sign up your children for our Fairy Garden Workshop. The
▶ High School (414) 963-3928 When we moved into our new home, I thought of gardening as my Garden Club welcomes volunteers and new members who want to
solitary hobby, hacking away at decades of lily of the valley that support our mission to grow a greener village one garden at a time.
had spread throughout its gardens. Then I found the Whitefish
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