Lake Geneva officials and members of the Lake Geneva Tree Board conducted their annual Arbor Day celebration event Friday, April 25 at the Lake Geneva Public Library, 918 W. Main St.
During the event, a tree planted in front of the library was dedicated in honor of Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finely.
Mayor Todd Krause introduces Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley during the Arbor Day celebration
Mayor Todd Krause introduces Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley during the Arbor Day celebration. A tree, located in front of the Lake Geneva Public Library, was dedicated in honor of Finley during the event.
Dennis Hines
Several Lake Geneva officials and a group of elementary school-age children attended the annual Arbor Day celebration
Several Lake Geneva officials and a group of elementary school-age children attend the annual Arbor Day celebration.
Dennis Hines
Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley reads "The Busy Tree" to a group of elementary school children
Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley reads “The Busy Tree” to a group of children during the Arbor Day event.
Dennis Hines
A group of children help water a tree located in front of the Lake Geneva Public Library
A group of children help water a tree, located in front of the Lake Geneva Public Library, that was dedicated to Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley during the Lake Geneva Arbor Day celebration.
Dennis Hines
Attendees to the annual Arbor Day celebration gather around a tree and Tree City USA banner sign
Attendees to the annual Arbor Day celebration gather around a tree and a Tree City USA banner sign.
Dennis Hines
Doughnuts, coffee and cookies were available to attendees after the Arbor Day ceremony
Doughnuts, coffee and cookies were available to attendees after the Arbor Day ceremony.
Dennis Hines
A tree located in front of the Lake Geneva Public Library was dedicated to Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley during the Arbor Day celebration
A tree located in front of the Lake Geneva Public Library was dedicated to Youth Services Librarian Wendy Finley during Lake Geneva’s annual Arbor Day ceremony.
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