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Summer attractions start to open, but not without some concerns

May 25, 2020 By Raymond Neupert

Some summer attractions in Wisconsin are back in business, but not without some controversy.

Riviera Beach at Lake Geneva opened Saturday after the coronavirus shutdown. However the city’s longtime beach supervisor resigned.  George Steffen says he quit because he didn’t want to make it seem as if he approved of putting employees and the public at risk. He’d supervised the area since 1980.

The downtown farmers market in Manitowoc also opened Saturday. Booths were a bit further apart, and most people wore masks. Manitowoc’s market manager says safety restrictions may stay in place for the entire market season.

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