Beautiful Whitewater

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/14/2012 • Comments

Beautiful Whitewater, City, New Whitewater

Whitewater’s Evolution

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/10/2012 • Comments

Update, 5.10.12 @ 8:20 PM: See, along these lines, Whitewater’s city manager’s published acknowledgement in a newspaper interview (online at 1:03 PM today) of a possible position with Walworth County. Original post of 5.10.12 @ 12:30 PM: Change comes at varying speeds, sometimes quickly, sometimes slowly, still other times seemingly (but only seemingly) not at…

Beautiful Whitewater, City, Elections, Law, Liberty

Beautiful Whitewater

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/08/2012 • Comments

If we were to have a blizzard, covering all the city, today would yet be a lovely day. There are, of course, some individual losses for which there is no human recompense, but for the community, no day is more restorative, and so more welcome, than an election day. Today will be a bit sweeter,…

Beautiful Whitewater, Nature

Beautiful Whitewater

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/07/2012 • Comments

A simple video of a rainy Sunday at Cravath Lake, 5.6.12: There’s great beauty in the rain, in sound, look, and feel.

Beautiful Whitewater, Film

Help Bring a Film to Life! Your Chance to Support Filmmaker Sean Williamson’s Heavy Hands

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/05/2012 • Comments

Update 5.6.12, 4:43 PM CDT – Today was a good day, thanks to the support of over one-hundred fifty backers, each playing an important role. Update 5.6.12 – There’s time left until just after 4 PM CDT, to make this fund-raising drive a success, with more yet to go. If you’ve not had a…

Beautiful Whitewater, City, Nature

Go Native!

by JOHN ADAMS • 05/02/2012 • Comments

Whitewater has many well-manicured lawns, and on a few of them, some honey bee hives. The lawns are lovely, and the honey bees (despite depleted aggregate numbers from colony collapse disorder) are good pollinators. But what if there’s something different, perhaps even better, than conventional lawns and common honey bees? There is something different —…