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Parade gives special birthday to kids during coronavirus
Birthday Parade 1
Brothers Michael, left, and Lukas Valasek, center, wave to their friends celebrating birthdays during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Birthday Parade 2
Wilmont resident Pam Gyger holds a birthday sign while driving down Geneva Street in a March 2 birthday parade organized to celebrate kids' birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 3
Heather Perkins holds a sign wishing birthday wishes while her daughter Lauren waves from the sun roof during a birthday parade down Geneva Street in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 4
Kids celebrating birthdays wave to police officers during a March 2 birthday parade along Geneva Street, an activity arranged by community members and Williams Bay first responders.
Birthday Parade 5
Family members hold signs for their loved ones unable to gather for birthday celebrations during a March 2 birthday parade in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 6
Unable to host traditional parties due social distance practices, kids in Williams Bay were able to celebrate their birthdays with a parade of friends, family members and village first responder vehicles.
Birthday Parade 7
Friends and family members of Williams Bay kids celebrating birthdays decorated their vehicles to participate in a social distance friendly birthday parade down Geneva Street on March 2.
Birthday Parade 8
Onlookers wave as a March 2 birthday parade passes down Geneva Street in Williams Bay to celebrate kid's birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 9
Family members wave to kids celebrating birthdays unable to host traditional parties due to fear of spreading the coronavirus during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Domestic violence shelter may not open before 2022
ELKHORN — The group planning Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter says it could take another year or more before the shelter opens its doors.
New Beginnings, which serves hundreds of domestic violence victims each year, plans to open a new emergency shelter in a former medical clinic at 20 N. Church St. in downtown Elkhorn.
Parade gives special birthday to kids during coronavirus
Birthday Parade 1
Brothers Michael, left, and Lukas Valasek, center, wave to their friends celebrating birthdays during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Birthday Parade 2
Wilmont resident Pam Gyger holds a birthday sign while driving down Geneva Street in a March 2 birthday parade organized to celebrate kids' birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 3
Heather Perkins holds a sign wishing birthday wishes while her daughter Lauren waves from the sun roof during a birthday parade down Geneva Street in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 4
Kids celebrating birthdays wave to police officers during a March 2 birthday parade along Geneva Street, an activity arranged by community members and Williams Bay first responders.
Birthday Parade 5
Family members hold signs for their loved ones unable to gather for birthday celebrations during a March 2 birthday parade in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 6
Unable to host traditional parties due social distance practices, kids in Williams Bay were able to celebrate their birthdays with a parade of friends, family members and village first responder vehicles.
Birthday Parade 7
Friends and family members of Williams Bay kids celebrating birthdays decorated their vehicles to participate in a social distance friendly birthday parade down Geneva Street on March 2.
Birthday Parade 8
Onlookers wave as a March 2 birthday parade passes down Geneva Street in Williams Bay to celebrate kid's birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 9
Family members wave to kids celebrating birthdays unable to host traditional parties due to fear of spreading the coronavirus during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Domestic violence shelter may not open before 2022
ELKHORN — The group planning Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter says it could take another year or more before the shelter opens its doors.
New Beginnings, which serves hundreds of domestic violence victims each year, plans to open a new emergency shelter in a former medical clinic at 20 N. Church St. in downtown Elkhorn.
Parade gives special birthday to kids during coronavirus
Birthday Parade 1
Brothers Michael, left, and Lukas Valasek, center, wave to their friends celebrating birthdays during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Birthday Parade 2
Wilmont resident Pam Gyger holds a birthday sign while driving down Geneva Street in a March 2 birthday parade organized to celebrate kids' birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 3
Heather Perkins holds a sign wishing birthday wishes while her daughter Lauren waves from the sun roof during a birthday parade down Geneva Street in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 4
Kids celebrating birthdays wave to police officers during a March 2 birthday parade along Geneva Street, an activity arranged by community members and Williams Bay first responders.
Birthday Parade 5
Family members hold signs for their loved ones unable to gather for birthday celebrations during a March 2 birthday parade in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 6
Unable to host traditional parties due social distance practices, kids in Williams Bay were able to celebrate their birthdays with a parade of friends, family members and village first responder vehicles.
Birthday Parade 7
Friends and family members of Williams Bay kids celebrating birthdays decorated their vehicles to participate in a social distance friendly birthday parade down Geneva Street on March 2.
Birthday Parade 8
Onlookers wave as a March 2 birthday parade passes down Geneva Street in Williams Bay to celebrate kid's birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 9
Family members wave to kids celebrating birthdays unable to host traditional parties due to fear of spreading the coronavirus during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Domestic violence shelter may not open before 2022
ELKHORN — The group planning Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter says it could take another year or more before the shelter opens its doors.
New Beginnings, which serves hundreds of domestic violence victims each year, plans to open a new emergency shelter in a former medical clinic at 20 N. Church St. in downtown Elkhorn.
Parade gives special birthday to kids during coronavirus
Birthday Parade 1
Brothers Michael, left, and Lukas Valasek, center, wave to their friends celebrating birthdays during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Birthday Parade 2
Wilmont resident Pam Gyger holds a birthday sign while driving down Geneva Street in a March 2 birthday parade organized to celebrate kids' birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 3
Heather Perkins holds a sign wishing birthday wishes while her daughter Lauren waves from the sun roof during a birthday parade down Geneva Street in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 4
Kids celebrating birthdays wave to police officers during a March 2 birthday parade along Geneva Street, an activity arranged by community members and Williams Bay first responders.
Birthday Parade 5
Family members hold signs for their loved ones unable to gather for birthday celebrations during a March 2 birthday parade in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 6
Unable to host traditional parties due social distance practices, kids in Williams Bay were able to celebrate their birthdays with a parade of friends, family members and village first responder vehicles.
Birthday Parade 7
Friends and family members of Williams Bay kids celebrating birthdays decorated their vehicles to participate in a social distance friendly birthday parade down Geneva Street on March 2.
Birthday Parade 8
Onlookers wave as a March 2 birthday parade passes down Geneva Street in Williams Bay to celebrate kid's birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 9
Family members wave to kids celebrating birthdays unable to host traditional parties due to fear of spreading the coronavirus during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Domestic violence shelter may not open before 2022
ELKHORN — The group planning Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter says it could take another year or more before the shelter opens its doors.
New Beginnings, which serves hundreds of domestic violence victims each year, plans to open a new emergency shelter in a former medical clinic at 20 N. Church St. in downtown Elkhorn.
Parade gives special birthday to kids during coronavirus
Birthday Parade 1
Brothers Michael, left, and Lukas Valasek, center, wave to their friends celebrating birthdays during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Birthday Parade 2
Wilmont resident Pam Gyger holds a birthday sign while driving down Geneva Street in a March 2 birthday parade organized to celebrate kids' birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 3
Heather Perkins holds a sign wishing birthday wishes while her daughter Lauren waves from the sun roof during a birthday parade down Geneva Street in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 4
Kids celebrating birthdays wave to police officers during a March 2 birthday parade along Geneva Street, an activity arranged by community members and Williams Bay first responders.
Birthday Parade 5
Family members hold signs for their loved ones unable to gather for birthday celebrations during a March 2 birthday parade in Williams Bay.
Birthday Parade 6
Unable to host traditional parties due social distance practices, kids in Williams Bay were able to celebrate their birthdays with a parade of friends, family members and village first responder vehicles.
Birthday Parade 7
Friends and family members of Williams Bay kids celebrating birthdays decorated their vehicles to participate in a social distance friendly birthday parade down Geneva Street on March 2.
Birthday Parade 8
Onlookers wave as a March 2 birthday parade passes down Geneva Street in Williams Bay to celebrate kid's birthdays while practicing social distancing.
Birthday Parade 9
Family members wave to kids celebrating birthdays unable to host traditional parties due to fear of spreading the coronavirus during a March 2 Williams Bay birthday parade.
Domestic violence shelter may not open before 2022
ELKHORN — The group planning Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter says it could take another year or more before the shelter opens its doors.
New Beginnings, which serves hundreds of domestic violence victims each year, plans to open a new emergency shelter in a former medical clinic at 20 N. Church St. in downtown Elkhorn.
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