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  • Artist Demo Day at Egg Harbor, Juddville Studios

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    Contemporary art in Door County intrigues collectors and art lovers alike. Two Door County studios are hosting the third annual Artist Demo Day on Sept. 23, 1 – 3 pm. Enjoy an engaging afternoon of talking with the artists about their processes and ideas while watching them work. The artists participating are Tony Staroska and […]

  • ‘Gifts from the Heart’ Group Exhibit at Edgewood

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    Edgewood Orchard Galleries continues to celebrate its 49th season with a “Gifts from the Heart” group exhibit Sept. 23 – Oct. 29. An opening reception will be held Sept. 23, 1 – 5 pm. Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served and there is no charge to attend. The 19th annual group exhibit showcases artwork […]

  • Cheese Masters Bring Back StinkFest

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    Wisconsin Cheese Masters will present the third annual Stinkfest on Saturday, Sept. 23 from 2 until 4 pm. This outdoor event (hoping for a good breeze) will feature free samples of the very “aromatic” Wisconsin Limburger and Wisconsin Aged Brick. Chef Jess of Egg Harbor will make grilled Limburger and Aged Wisconsin Brick sandwiches on […]

  • Golf League Results: Sept. 12-14

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    IDLEWILD Senior Men’s Golf League (Sept. 14) Best Scores: Kent Wickman -39; Glenn Ocock -45; Bob Ellison, Bill Borchardt & Pete Hegrenes -46; Arne Odegaard & Harold Forbes -48; Earl Neinas -49 Special event winners: Longest drive on #10 – Glenn Ocock; Closest to pin on #13 – Pete Hegrenes; Closest third shot #14 – […]

  • Shipwrecked to be Remembered at AleFest

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    There will be something of a somber feel to the 2017 Egg Harbor AleFest, taking place as it does from noon to 5 pm on Sept. 16 in the shadow of the burned hulk of Shipwrecked, Door County’s oldest extant craft brewery. An electrical fire on Aug. 20 destroyed the popular establishment. “They’re actually going […]

  • Book Signing with “Cheesehead Devotional” Writer

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    The Cheesehead Devotional, Hall of Fame Edition by Judy DuCharme was recently released by SonRise Devotionals, a division of Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas. This is her second Cheesehead Devotional. The Kickoff Edition has been out five years and is still a strong seller. The current book focuses on the Green Bay Packer Hall of […]

  • Giz Herbst Leads Historical Society Meeting with Horseshoe Bay History Program

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    Take a journey to explore life at a forgotten Door County settlement at the Egg Harbor Historical Society’s annual meeting and dinner Sept. 21. Giz Herbst will lead a presentation on the Horseshoe Bay Settlement, 1874 – 1914, at the Horseshoe Bay Golf Course Clubhouse. From the 1860s until the advent of the railroad the […]

  • Butch Wilson Earns Albatross at Alpine Golf Course

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    Butch Wilson, of Fish Creek, and his son Brad, of Valmeyer, Ill., recently played a round at Alpine Golf Course in Egg Harbor. On the ninth hole of the blue course, Butch hit a five-iron from the men’s tee box and his shot landed on the green and rolled into the cup for a hole-in-one. […]

  • Golf League Results: Sept. 5-7

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    ALPINE   Women’s Golf League (Sept. 5) Event – Most 1 Putts: A Flight – Diane Hanley 3; B Flight – Deb Staats 3; C Flight – Marge Bricker 3; D Flight – Melanie Special 4 Low Score: A Flight – Diane Hanley 46; B Flight – Jean Canney 42; C Flight – Marge Bricker […]

  • AleFest, Dark Knight & More Weekend Plans

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    It’s your last weekend to soak up summertime in Door County, as the autumnal equinox arrives next Friday! Enjoy an evening of laughter with a 1940s-inspired murder-mystery, celebrate the upcoming grape harvest with a winey celebration at von Stiehl, or tip back a cold one at Egg Harbor AleFest. Friday, September 15 …And Then There […]

  • Learn About Horseshoe Bay Settlement at Next Egg Harbor Historical Society Meeting

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    Egg Harbor Historical Society’s annual meeting is Sept. 21. The meeting includes dinner and a presentation titled “Horseshoe Bay Settlement – 1874-1914.” The meeting will be held at Horseshoe Bay Golf Course clubhouse and is open to the public. Social hour starts at 5 pm with dinner at 6 pm and the presentation begins after […]

  • Greg Meissner to Share Early Hunting Accessories at Historical Society Dinner Program

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    The Door County Historical Society will host its monthly dinner program, “Collectible Shotshell Reloading Tools & Hunting Accessories” presented by Greg Meissner Sept. 25 at Alpine Resort in Egg Harbor. The sport of hunting was a job and primary source of income for many sportsmen between the 1860s and 1930s. To be successful, hunters and […]

  • Golf League Results: Aug. 29-31, 2017

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    ALPINE  Women’s Golf League (Aug. 29) Event – Closest to the Line, #5 on Red: A Flight – Nancy Thannert; B Flight – Georgianne Farley; C Flight – Diane Miller; D Flight – Helen Molzahn Low Gross: A Flight – Mary Aiken 40; B Flight – Jane Mastrangelo & Kathy Triolo 49; C Flight – […]

  • Hammered Dulcimer Pro Plays Birch Creek Sept. 16

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    Birch Creek Music Performance Center welcomes Ted Yoder in concert Sept. 16 at 7:30 pm for their Fall Concert Series. Critically acclaimed musician Ted Yoder is widely considered “the Béla Fleck of the hammered dulcimer.” Though he’s a visionary artist in his own right, the comparison holds water in that Yoder profoundly reimagined his instrument […]

  • Obituary: Roger M. Nulton

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    Roger M. Nulton, 86, died peacefully Sunday, August 27 at home in Egg Harbor while surrounded by his loving family. The son of the late Major General Henry G. Nulton and J. Eleanore Nulton of Hillside New Jersey was born on November 10, 1930. Roger and his wife Marilynn F Nulton celebrated their blissful marriage […]

  • Egg Harbor Campground Hosts Annual Fundraiser for Fire Department Sept. 9

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    Egg Harbor Campground is hosting its 11th annual fundraiser Sept. 9 for the Egg Harbor Fire Department. Located at the campground pavilion there will be music, food, live and silent auctions. All money raised goes to the fire department. The cookout starts at 4 pm, with music from the Mango Brothers from 5 – 9 […]

  • Cottage Life Survives at Heritage Lake Resort

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    For nearly a century, the typical Door County vacation home was a simple cottage on a piece of prime real estate. Rarely winterized, they had small, basic kitchens and sparse living rooms. Those coming to the peninsula, after all, were coming in July and August to take advantage of the cool breezes off the lake […]

  • A Course for the Everyman: Stonehedge Golf Course

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    Of all the barriers to entry in the world of golf, and there are many, intimidation is the cruelest. You stand on that tee box, knowing only generally where this tiny, rocklike sphere will go. Those ritzy houses out to the right all of a sudden possess more glass windows than any house should. Or […]

  • A Brilliant Stranger: The Art & Evolution of Dawn Patel

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    Dawn Patel remembers the scene vividly:  yards of organic linen and silk blend fabric lying on her driveway, the bleach she applied in intricate patterns eating away at the delicate and expensive material. It was the only fabric she had to work with, so Patel gathered it up and brought it inside. A cold-water rinse […]

  • Making a Music Scene: Musicians Talk What Makes a Music Scene Magical

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    “I came to realize that you can sometimes tell in advance whether or not a given situation will develop into a vibrant scene… It doesn’t depend entirely on the inspiration and creativity of the individuals hanging out there. A confluence of external factors helps encourage the latent talent in a community to flower.” — David […]