Month: August 2016

Elkhorn

Appeals to short-term rentals rules denied

Board of Adjustment finds applicants violated county’s zoning ordinance By Kellen Olshefski SLN Staff The Walworth County Board of Adjustment voted Aug. 11 to deny 23 appeals to violations of the county’s zoning ordinance against short-term rentals. At the board’s July 13 appeal hearings, numerous county residents showed up to […]

Elkhorn

City fixing elevator at City Hall

By Kellen Olshefski SLN Staff The City of Elkhorn is in the process of repairing the elevator at City Hall. The Finance and Judicial Committee approved repairs to the elevator at its Aug. 8 meeting because of the urgency of the matter. The full Common Council approved repairs Aug. 15. […]

Whitewater

A snappin’ good time

      David Stokes (right) shows off a snapping turtle at the Aug. 4 Family Fun Night event at Cravath Lakefront Park Community Center in Whitewater; one of his frogs entertains a trio by jumping around (above.) The events are held throughout the summer and are sponsored by the […]

East Troy area

Young, but experienced

Tennis team returns eight letter winners for season By Dan Truttschel Correspondent A quick look at the East Troy girls tennis roster shows just three seniors who are expected to make a contribution. But that doesn’t mean the Trojans are a completely inexperienced bunch. East Troy returns eight letter winners […]

East Troy

Looking at ways to improve Village Hall

By Tracy Ouellette SLN Staff The East Troy Village Board considered a presentation and architectural renderings for Village Hall improvements presented by Exel Engineering at the Aug. 15 meeting. The board had requested a plan from the company to make the main entrance more user friendly for the public after […]

News

Crackdown on drunken driving begins today

‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign runs from Aug. 19 to Sept. 5 Law enforcement officers throughout the state and the country will be out in force to combat drunken driving during the ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign until Labor Day, Sept. 5. “Enforcement and educational efforts […]