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Door County community news from the Peninsula Pulse. Find information about health programs, fundraisers, announcements, and more to keep you in the loop in your community.

  • Obituary: Ralph Charles Anschutz

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    Ralph Charles Anschutz, 81, of Sturgeon Bay, died October 25, 2016, at Ministry Door County Medical Center.  He was born November 13, 1934, to Fred and Aurelia (Vogel) Anschutz in Sturgeon Bay.  On October 16, 1954, he married Anita Maples in Sturgeon Bay; she preceded him in death on Jan. 12, 2015. Ralph was a long-time […]

  • Obituary: Glenn Lester Olson

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    Glenn Lester Olson was born July 3rd,1942 in Sturgeon Bay, WI to Lester and Viola (Krause) Olson. He married June Linden on September 7, 1963. He is survived by June, two children; Robin and Jim Seaquist; Kirby and Lynn Olson, seven grandchildren; Cole, Justin, Olivia, Mitchell, Lauren, Vanessa and Camille. Four (soon to be five) […]

  • Obituary: Rita Terry Stapp

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    Rita Terry Stapp, 91, of Sturgeon Bay, formerly of California, died Monday, October 24, 2016 at Ministry Door County Medical Center following a short illness. She was born December 7, 1924 in Brooklyn, NY to Max and Rose (Dubow) Macoff. Rita enlisted with the United States Navy after two years of college and served as a […]

  • Free Starlifter Concert Among Veterans Day Events

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    Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary John A. Scocos and Vietnam veteran Colonel Tim Lawrie are the featured speakers at the annual Veterans Day ceremony to be held at the Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek at 10 am on Nov. 10. The ceremony is being held the day before Veterans Day (Nov. 11) due to […]

  • Free Workshops about Affordable Care Act Changes at Door County Medical Center

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    Following recent news of changes in insurance options for those insured through the Affordable Care Act, Door County Medical Center announced a new series of free workshops for community members needing to renew or begin coverage. For insurance starting Jan. 1, 2017, people must select a health plan by Dec. 15. DCMC’s Certified Enrollment Counselors […]

  • NWTC-Sturgeon Bay Opens Therapeutic Massage Student Clinic

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    Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is pleased to announce the Therapeutic Massage Student Clinic is opening at the NWTC-Sturgeon Bay campus this fall. The clinic is now open every Monday, 9 am – 12 pm. Appointments are around 60 minutes in length with a 45-50 minute massage included for $25. Cash, check and credit cards […]

  • Rev. Olin K. Sletto Joins Church of Christ the King and Holy Nativity of Jacksonport

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    On Nov. 5, the Right Reverend Matthew Gunter, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Fond du Lac, will install the Reverend Olin K. Sletto as Vicar and the Reverend John Koski as Deacon at the Church of Christ the King, Sturgeon Bay, and Holy Nativity, Jacksonport. Father Sletto accepted the call to the historically joined […]

  • “Introduction to Meditative Journaling” Held Nov. 8 at Glas

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    Marggie Hatala, author and end of life consultant, will host a writing workshop titled “Introduction to Meditative Journaling” on Nov. 8, 1 – 2:30 pm, at Glas Coffee, 67 E. Maple, Suite B, Sturgeon Bay. As the political season reaches a climax, join in a workshop designed to restore inner quiet and peacefulness. Participants will […]

  • Ellison Bay Tree Lighting and Chili Supper is Nov. 13

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    The Ellison Bay Tree Lighting and Chili Supper is Nov. 13 at 5 pm. The community is invited to meet under the Ellison Bay Christmas Tree at 5 pm for a candlelit evening of song, inspiration, and fellowship, followed by a community chili supper at the Mink River Basin.

  • Loss of a Spouse Support Group Changes in November to Nov. 17

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    Due to Thanksgiving, for November only, the next meeting of the Loss of a Spouse support group will be Nov. 17, 10-11 am. RSVP would be greatly appreciated to Bay View Lutheran Church in Sturgeon Bay at 920.743.4705. There will also be another opportunity on Nov. 16, 10:15-11:15 am, at the ADRC/Senior Center in Sturgeon […]

  • Barb Wulf Leads Meditation, Mindfulness and Gentle Movement Series

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    Mindfulness continues at United Methodist Church in Sturgeon Bay with the meditation and gentle movement series. Join instructor Barb Wulf as she leads participants through various forms of meditation to find balance. Mindfulness meditation and gentle movement teaches moment-to-moment awareness that can help manage everyday stresses at work and in life. Participants leave the classes […]

  • NWTC Nationally Recognized for Community Service, Service-learning Projects

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    For the second year in a row, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College has been nationally recognized on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in the areas of economic opportunity, education and general community service. Each year the honor roll highlights colleges and universities for their role in helping solve community problems and encouraging students […]

  • Nicolet National Bank Presents Donation to Go Bo! Foundation

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    Bridgett Starr, Sister Bay branch manager for Nicolet National Bank, presents a $1,500 check to Annika Johnson and Rolf Johnson of the Go Bo! Foundation from fundraising efforts the bank conducted, during the Sister Bay Branch Re-Opening/Open House celebration last week. Submitted.

  • Rogue Theater Holds Casting Calls for Holiday Show Nov. 5 & 7

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    Rogue Theater is holding casting calls for their Christmas program on Nov. 5 & 7. Rogue Theater will celebrate its fourth Christmas with a humorous and heartwarming production, The Evening News Hour by Kim Saunders. In the play, the channel seven evening news hour reports on the birth of the new Savior with several field […]

  • Friends of Gibraltar Hold Holiday Arts Fair after Thanksgiving

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    The Friends of Gibraltar Holiday Arts Fair will be held Nov. 25 & 26, 10 am – 4 pm, at the Sister Bay Village Hall. Bring family and friends to this fun shopping experience and search for unique, artisan-made holiday gifts. There will be a wonderful selection of arts and crafts created by many talented […]

  • Big Fish, Turkey Trot, Nature Hikes & More Weekend Plans

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    Welcome the colder, quieter days of November with a hike through some of the county’s most beautiful areas. Rather spend your time indoors? Catch some live musical theater, a hometown story screening, or a vibrant display of art in Sturgeon Bay. Friday, November 4 Outdoors at Ida Bay Join a naturalist for a gentle hike […]

  • Coordinated Community Response Column: Some FAQs about Domestic Abuse

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    What is domestic abuse? Domestic abuse is when one person exerts power and control over another in a systematic way to inflict harm or cause someone to feel harmed. It can take many forms, oftentimes a combination.   What are those forms? Physical and sexual abuse are the most obvious forms of domestic abuse. Less […]

  • Framed: Gibraltar Elementary Fall Concert

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    Gibraltar Elementary students took a moment during their Oct. 20 fall concert to honor service members of Door County. Above, Isla Fagundes presents Door County Sheriff’s Department Sergeant Bob Sitte with a rose for his service to the community. Photo by Luca Fagundes.

  • Featured Pet: Nona

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    Nona is a distinguished six-and-a-half year old feline. This little lady has a stunning coat of light orange fur with small accents of white. Nona has been at Door County Humane Society (DCHS) for the past year and a half and is eagerly waiting for a home to call her own. When she first arrived […]

  • Pet Talk: Cat is Hardwired to Cache

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    Q. After my cat eats, she scratches the floor by her bowl as if trying to bury something. Is there a reason for this or is she trying to tell me something. It always happens after she eats, so I don’t think it’s because she doesn’t like her food.   A. After doing some research […]