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The Ebner Family Enjoys Both Old and New Traditions JULY 2017 The Ebner Family Enjoys Both Old and New Traditions Boutique Photographer JULYLinda 2017 Smallpage 1 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY JULY 2017 2 BAY LEAVES / VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY Dear Residents, In most communities residents tend to take advantage of the long weekend the 4th of July holiday offers and leave for a vacation. I have found that in Whitefish Bay, people tend to plan “Bringing People Together!” their holiday weekend around being here for the parade and the fireworks, and then possibly heading out the next day for a vacation. We do the same thing because being here for the 4th of July really is a festive and unique experience. Our feature family, the Ebners love spending the holiday here as well with both of their girls riding bikes decorated in stars and stripes. Typically my parents will make the "long trek down" from Mequon to join us for the parade, and below is a photo from last year's parade of my father and son waiting for the parade to start. Well, let's be real. My son was really just waiting for some parade participants to toss pieces of candy his way! To those men and women in uniform who are serving today, or have served in the past, we honor and thank you for your service. Happy 4th of July! 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