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Q+A with Oscar-Nominated FernGully Director
Oscar-nominated director Bill Kroyer will visit Cedarburg on May 3 for a special screening of the beloved animated film FernGully: The Last Rainforest.
MEET TODAY’S Q+AOscar-Nominated FernGully Director Coming to CedarburgBill Kroyer began his animation career at Disney Studios in 1977, where he worked as an animator on The Fox and the Hound. Later, Kroyer to become one of the world's first computer animators on Disney's groundbreaking film TRON in 1982. Kroyer shares insights into the making of FernGully, working with Robin Williams, and his influential role in animation history. Event Details: |  |
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Shorewood's 4th of July Parade: Proposed Changes for 2025
Shorewood's 4th of July Parade may see some changes this year. The Community and Business Relations Committee is scheduled to discuss potential updates to the parade route.
Whitefish Bay Community Gardens Open
Every year, the garden expands its horizons by experimenting with new crops and innovative growing methods. The sweat and hard work invested not only create a bountiful harvest but also ensure that the garden remains a beautiful and inviting space for the community. allenges did you face when transitioning to remote work while traveling?
The garden is located at 1200 E. Fairmount Ave, on the Whitefish Bay High School lot along Marlborough Avenue between the Field House and Memorial Gym.
What’s Next? Fox Point Pool
If you've driven past the Fox Point Municipal Pool recently, you may have noticed the growing piles of dirt in the parking lot. These piles mark the beginning of a major transformation—one that will ultimately lead to the removal of the long-standing aquatics facility and pave the way for potential future improvements.
The Fox Point Municipal Pool, which originally opened in 1968, has faced increasing maintenance challenges over the years. Numerous engineering studies have documented the facility’s aging infrastructure, and in 2023, the pool was forced to close due to extensive mechanical failures and safety concerns. Here’s what’s next.
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