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Waterfront Safety Group Seeks Donations for Educational, Memorial Initiatives

The group is launching fundraising efforts in hopes of gathering more than $200,000 to pay for its planned efforts.

The Port Washington Waterfront Safety Advisory Committee that formed following 15-year-old Tyler Buczek's drowning death has launched a fundraising campaign to help with its planned initiatives.

The committee hopes to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars, according to an Ozaukee Press article, for items such as educational signs and programs as well as a memorial that will honor Buczek — who drowned while swimming on North Beach in September — and in March 2012.

The commitee will actively seek donations from community groups, the article said.

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Learn more about the Waterfront Safety Advisory Committee's iniatives in previous articles on Patch:

  • Water Safety Group Forming After Buczek's Tragic Death
  • Buczek Family: 'We Want to Make Sure this Doesn't Happen Again'
  • Rescue Group Teaches Water Safety Course in Port

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  • Tyler Buczek: A Tragedy Never Forgotten

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