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Rivers Edge Park
September 16, 1997
"Ron and Janet Wendling plant a tree in Rivers Edge Park in memory of their deceased son Eddy. They are assisted by Theresa Village President, Chris Giese."
Rivers Edge Park
December 1994
"When the Theresa Community Development Corporation had a naming contest for this park, Janet Schuster Checolinski was the winner, with 'Rivers Edge Park.'"
Planting Trees
April 26, 1997
"School children plant three trees in the village park near Firemen's Park."
Growth Award
April 25, 1997
"Theresa village president, Chris Giese, accepts a Growth Award for outstanding tree management in the village of Theresa."
Cheesehead Hat
November 1997
"Shirley Widmer wearing the famous 'Cheese Hat.'" Shirley Widmer dressed as a Green Bay Packer fan with cheesehead hat and Packer sweatshirt.
