Visitors to downtown Lake Geneva may have another place to do some ice skating before the end of the winter.
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Gary Petzinger, co-owner of Constant Cravings LLC in downtown Lake Geneva, shovels snow in front of his business
Gary Petzinger, co-owner of Constant Cravings LLC in downtown Lake Geneva, shovels some snow in front of his business. Petzinger said he is disappointed that city crews piled snow onto the downtown parking spaces, making it difficult for customers to park.
Kevin Kazimier shovels snow in front of Lake Aire Restaurant, 804 W. Main St. in Lake Geneva
Kevin Kazimier shovels snow in front of the Lake Aire Restaurant, 804 W. Main St. in Lake Geneva.
Juan Grisales helps to shovel some snow in front of some businesses on Broad Street in Lake Genva
Juan Grisales helps to shovel some snow in front of some of the businesses on Broad Street in downtown Lake Geneva.
Kevin Kazimier, left, and Juan Grisales team up to shovel some snow in front of the Lake Aire Restaurant
Kevin Kazimier, left, and Juan Grisales team up to shovel some snow in front of the Lake Aire Restaurant on West Main Street in downtown Lake Geneva.
Louie Chironis, co-owner of Hogs & Kisses Dance & Night Club, helps to shovel snow on Broad Street in downtown Lake Geneva
Louie Chironis, co-owner of Hogs & Kisses Dance and Night Club, helps to shovel snow on Broad Street in downtown Lake Geneva. Chironis and several other business owners were disappointed that city crews had piled snow into the parking spaces while they were plowing the downtown area.
Brain Yunker prepares to scrape some ice off his driveway at his home on Cook Street
Brian Yunker prepares to scrape some ice off his driveway at his home on Cook Street.
Large piles of snow can be seen near the front of City Parking Lot A, as city crews removed snow from the parking lot
Large piles of snow can be seen near the front of City Parking Lot A, as city crews removed snow from the parking lot and the downtown streets.
A city plow truck travels down Geneva Street, as city crews remove snow from downtown streets
A city plow truck travels down Geneva Street, as city crews remove snow from the downtown streets.
Several downtown business owners said they were disappointed that snow had been pushed into city parking lots.
Several downtown Lake Geneva business owners said they were disappointed that snow had been pushed into the city parking lots, making it difficult for customers to park. However, several business representatives were pleased with discussions they recently had with city officials addressing the snow removal issue.
Kish sign snow
The sign for Kishwauketoe nature conservancy in Williams Bay was covered in snow just like the rest of the town after a Dec. 29 snowstorm.
Bay snow pile
A car drives past a large mound of snow on the side of Geneva Street in downtown Williams Bay.
Kish walkway
The wooden boardwalks of the Kishwauketoe nature conservancy in Williams Bay were covered in snow after Tuesday's storm.
Bay lakeshore path
The Lakeshore Path was partially cleared after a snowstorm hit the Lake Geneva region on Dec. 29 and 30.
