Category: Framed
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Tseka and Oyuka, Mongolian college students, worked this summer in Door County. They are now back in Mongolia, but miss Door County and would like to return. Submitted by Renee White.
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Framed: Forestville American Legion
(Left to right) It was a great honor for the Forestville American Legion Post 372 members Terry McNulty, Bill Karas, Jim Cisler, Wayne Kleist, Don Viste, Scott Zirbel, Bill Ullman and Al Buechner to present the colors for the Brewers baseball game on Sept. 7, 2018. Submitted by Allen Buechner.
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Gibraltar School’s fourth grade class enjoyed an autumn field trip to Waseda Farms in Baileys Harbor. Submitted.
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Framed: Prevent Suicide Door County Walkers
Walkers gathered Sept. 10 at Martin Park for the third annual Prevent Suicide Door County Nathan Wilson Coalition Awareness Walk to spread awareness and connection during National Suicide Prevention Week. Photo by Len Villano.
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The owners of the Sturgeon Bay North Pierhead Lighthouse were moving in Sept. 3. Photo by Tim Sweet.
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Patrons enjoyed a buffet of crayfish, baby dill potatoes, fresh corn, Swedish cucumber salad and more at the inaugural Crayfish Sommerfest at Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant on Aug. 16. This event was a fundraiser for Wisconsin Public Radio. Photo by Len Villano.
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Max Spiegel, 9, took sailing lessons the last week of July through the Sturgeon Bay Yacht Club. Photo by Tim Sweet.
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Framed: What a Wonderful World
All six of Lyn Hale’s grandchildren love the new murals on the side of William Caxton Books in Ellison Bay. Hale said, “Beautiful job to all the wonderful artists who created these.” Submitted.
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Framed: Get A Kick Out of This
The U8 Panama soccer team from Northern Door wrapped up their season July 16 in Sturgeon Bay with a 1-1 draw against the U8 Germany team. Submitted.
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Leah Donovan, of Glendale, Wis., enjoyed picking wild strawberries at her grandmother’s field in the town of Egg Harbor. Submitted.
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The Ephraim Men’s Club has finished clearing brush and repairing fencing to improve the beauty of tree-lined Moravia Street from Anderson Lane to Water Street. The father of Jim Reeve (second from left) installed the original fencing more than 60 years ago. The club holds its annual scholarship breakfast Aug. 4 at Ephraim’s old village […]
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A wide range of emotions was found among the line of beer enthusiasts who braved stormy weather for the 2018 Door County Beer Festival June 16. Photo by Jess Farley.
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Aubrey, Parker and Dempsey spent time Memorial Day weekend on their grandpa’s dock watching gobies be reeled in. Photo by Jenna Anderson.
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Framed: Three Generations of Firefighters
(Left to right) Adam Nelson, Ethan Oshimura and Gary Nelson are three generations of Nelsons at the Baileys Harbor Fire Department.
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Framed: The Excitement of Finishing
Caitlin Neinas, of Middleton, Wis., nears the finish line of the Door County Half Marathon. Her mother, Kathy Neinas, took the photo and said, “I was standing on my tiptoes for what seemed like an eternity to get a shot of her. When her boyfriend shouted that she was coming, I had only seconds to […]
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Framed: Suzanne and Joanne Metzel Meet Dewy the Droplet
Suzanne and Joanne Metzel, artistic volunteers for Celebrate Water, stopped by the Celebrate Water Day festivities on May 5 and said hello to the Celebrate Water mascot, Dewy the Droplet. Photo by Grace Johnson.
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Framed: Steve “Barney” Willems Takes a Swim
April 28 was “another beautiful day” for the Barney Fun Run, a 3.89-mile run/1.84-mile walk through Sister Bay. Steve Willems, better known as Barney, has been running the same route in Sister Bay for 41 years. Participants ran Barney’s route and were invited to jump in the lake at the finish. Barney, pictured here, and […]
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(Left to right) Mitch Wise, of Sturgeon Bay, attended USA Luge Fantasy Camp in Lake Placid, NY, where he met 2018 Olympic Silver Medalist luger Chris Mazdzer. Submitted.
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Len Villano’s Pic of the Week: Snowy Creek
I chose this photo as my pic of the week because of the ethereal quality of the image. The winding creek leads your eye through the image, the reflections add depth, and the cedar trees add anchor points to rest your eye. I like the broken trunk, branches and other objects gathered on the forest […]
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Shaylyn Asher, 6, enjoys a sweet taste of sap while helping her parents, Mike and Cally Asher, collect from trees in their Sturgeon Bay woods in March. Photo by Cally Asher.