A conceptual plan for the Yerkes Observatory property submitted to the village of Williams Bay shows the observatory near the center, with shaded areas that either have been sold or will be sold for redevelopment.
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Yerkes Observatory, located on the Williams Bay lakefront, has been part of the Lake Geneva region for more than 120 years, but has been closed to the public since October 2018.
WILLIAMS BAY – Village leaders are seeking public feedback on plans for building new homes along the lakefront on the former Yerkes Observatory campus.
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Cars line up down Warhawk Drive in Whitewater on May 27, as people wait to enter a drive-through coronavirus testing site on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Andrew Tucker
Cars in parking lot
The line of cars May 27 extends into the parking lot outside the Berezowitz Student Athletic Complex on the UW-Whitewater campus, where free coronavirus tests were being administered.
Andrew Tucker
Testers at their tents
Test site workers don protective gear May 27 to administer coronavirus tests at a free drive-through facility in Whitewater operated by the Walworth and Jefferson County health departments.
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Line of Cars
A line of cars stretches nearly a half-mile May 27 on Warhawk Drive in Whitewater, as people wait for their chance to get a free test for the coronavirus.
Andrew Tucker
Four tents
Four tents are set up May 27 in the parking lot of Perkins Stadium on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for a free drive-through coronavirus testing clinic.
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Cars with volunteers
Workers collect information and direct traffic May 27 at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where people line up in their vehicles for free drive-through coronavirus testing.
A conceptual plan for the Yerkes Observatory property submitted to the village of Williams Bay shows the observatory near the center, with shaded areas that either have been sold or will be sold for redevelopment.
Yerkes Observatory, located on the Williams Bay lakefront, has been part of the Lake Geneva region for more than 120 years, but has been closed to the public since October 2018.
