An Elkhorn Waterworks employee allegedly participated in neglectful treatment of the city’s water supply in 2018, resulting in high levels of arsenic in customers’ drinking water.
20 Photos from Lake Geneva past, including the old Andy Gump statue in Flat Iron Park
Andy Gump 9-11-1969
7-8-1971 Garden Club Mrs Robt Betten, Mrs Robt Morton, and Mrs Harold Davis
709 Center St Winter 1950s
1964 Elgin Club Annual Picnic
1970 Lake Geneva City Council
1972 Badger Tennis Team
1972 Gordon Hinkley Ginny Hall
1972 Jaycees officers
1980 Playboy Club Cake Henry Feldman
A S Peck Standard Oil Gas Station
Albert O Trostel 1969
Alison Hunter (Mrs. William Wrigley)
Anna Baker Post Lady Fontana in vehicle
Anna Baker Post Lady Fontana
Arno Hempel Artist 1972
Arno Hempel Monk Sculpture
Arthur Ruder 7-3-1969 burned flag
Badger HS Pollution walk 5-7-1970
Badger Northwestern student exchange 5-7-1970 Pat Obiala, Loretta Shane, Maribeth Genoar, and Lisa Arnold
Badger Principal DEan Dare
At a glance
Water samples taken from Elkhorn's Well 9 on Oct. 26 and 27 of 2018 showed arsenic levels of 20 micrograms per liter and 17 micrograms per liter, respectively. Wisconsin Department of Health Services states on its website, "If your arsenic level is more than 10 ppb, we suggest you stop using your water for drinking and food preparation."
