Landscape photos by Jack MacDonough ©
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BOATING SAFETY COURSE
Posted on: January 28, 2015
The Hartland Recreation Department is hosting a boater safety class at North Shore Middle School in March. This is a comprehensive course designed for the ..
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Absentee In-house Voting Starts February 2nd!
Posted on: January 26, 2015
Absentee Ballots are available for in-house voting on Monday, February 2nd through Friday, February 13th. The primary is required for the Waukesha County Executive Race. ..
Lake WebCam and Weather Data
The Village of Chenequa has installed a tower WebCam on the Cell Tower at Village Hall to provide current visual pictures of weather conditions as well as very detailed weather data.
+ Larger picture from the webCam
+ Complete Weather Data from the Tower
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The mission of the Foundation is to benefit the Village of Chenequa through grants which will enhance the quality of life and services in our community.
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Your charitable donation helps make Chenequa a better place.
The mission of the Foundation is to benefit the Village of Chenequa through grants which will enhance the quality of life and services in our community.
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Founding Chenequa
The Village of Chenequa is located in the “lake country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It completely surrounds the 703 acre Pine Lake, and includes portions of Beaver Lake and North Lake. The name “Chenequa” comes from the Potawatomi Indian word for “pine”, referring to a rare Southern Wisconsin grove of white pine. This same stand of white pine can be seen along the Eastern Shore of Pine Lake.
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The Village of Chenequa is located in the “lake country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It completely surrounds the 703 acre Pine Lake, and includes portions of Beaver Lake and North Lake. The name “Chenequa” comes from the Potawatomi Indian word for “pine”, referring to a rare Southern Wisconsin grove of white pine. This same stand of white pine can be seen along the Eastern Shore of Pine Lake.
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