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Piers removed along Lake Geneva's lakefront area
Crews from Gage Marine removed boat piers along Lake Geneva's lakefront area last week.Â
Boat piers were removed near Riviera Beach, and the West End Pier system near Library Park was removed, Oct. 22.Â
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Gage Marine crews remove boat piers on Geneva Lake signifying the end of Lake Geneva’s 2025 boating season.
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Removed pier planks are stored on Riviera Beach.
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Crews remove the West End Pier system from Geneva Lake, Oct. 22.
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Gage Marine crew members head back to Riviera Beach with a pile of removed planks from the West End Pier.
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Removed pier planks are hoisted back onto Riviera Beach.
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A pile of removed pier planks are stored along the west end of Lake Geneva’s lakefront area.
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Dennis Hines
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