Annual Scarecrow Walk
The Williams Bay Recreation Department is conducting its third annual Scarecrow Walk, as part of the village’s Boo in the Bay celebration. Scarecrows decorated by residents, businesses and organizations will line the Williams Bay Lakefront Path, 15 E. Geneva St., through Oct. 31.
A scarecrow decorated by the Williams Bay Women’s Civic League is stationed along the lakefront path as part of Williams Bay’s annual Scarecrow Walk.
Harpoon Willie’s features a scarecrow during this year’s Scarecrow Walk to remind visitors to enjoy some food and drinks in Williams Bay.
Owners of Board & Brush encourage people to get creative this Halloween season with their decorated scarecrow.
A decorated scarecrow highlights the benefits of a successful referendum for the Williams Bay School District for the Nov. 3 election.
Advia Credit Union features a Purple People Eater scarecrow during this year’s Scarecrow Walk.
Even the Lorax makes an appearance during this year’s Scarecrow Walk.
The Williams Bay Enhancement Committee welcomes people to this year’s Scarecrow Walk with their decorated scarecrow.
A scarecrow along the lakefront path is decorated in a “Ghostbusters” theme.
A decorated scarecrow reminds people that reading and doing crossword puzzles can help to keep minds sharp.
Several scarecrow decorations line the Williams Bay Lakefront Path for this year’s Scarecrow Walk.
Dennis Hines
Reporter
The Williams Bay Recreation Department is conducting its third annual Scarecrow Walk, as part of the village’s Boo in the Bay celebration. Scarecrows decorated by local residents, businesses and organizations will be lined along the Williams Bay Lakefront Path, 15 E. Geneva St., through Saturday, Oct. 3 .Attendees may vote for their favorite scarecrows by scanning a QR code. Other Boo in the Bay activities include Trunk-o-Treat Fall Festival from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 at Williams Bay Middle-High School, 500 W. Geneva St. “Murder at the Monster Mash” murder mystery will be conducted 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21 at the Lions Field House, 270 Elkhorn Road. Boo in the Bay Pumpkin Pumpkin Races will be held 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24 on Elm Street Hill, located behind the Barrett Memorial Library, 65 W. Geneva St., and the Monster Walk, along the Kishwauketoe walking trails, will be held 5 p.m., Oct. 24, with participants meeting at the main entrance across from Lions Park. Halloween Movie Night is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30 at the Williams Bay Middle-High School, with a showing of “Hotel Transylvania.” For more information about Boo in the Bay, visit www.williamsbay.org.
