
In this issue
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Fake IRS calls are hitting Wisconsin residents hard this week, and everyone is asked to be on guard against these threatening scam attempts. Two Door County residents recently reported to law enforcement about falling victim to these scammers. If you receive one of these calls, hang up immediately. The Consumer Protection Hotline at the Wisconsin Department […]
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Q&A with Chris Horvat, Sevastopol’s Track and Field Coach
Sevastopol High School’s Chris Horvat has been running for as long as he can remember. Following a successful high school and collegiate career, he has since served as the Pioneers’ head coach for both the school’s cross country and track and field teams. This year, Horvat will complete his seventh year as head coach. […]
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Algoma’s Crescent Beach Presentation May 18
City of Algoma: The library board meets at 4 pm on May 16. The Community Development Committee meets at 6 pm on May 16. The Utility Commission meets at 5 pm on May 18. The Finance/Personnel Committee meets at 8:30 am on May 19. Do you have questions about Algoma’s Crescent Beach? Please plan to […]
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A Day of Inquiries at the Visitor Information Center
In Door County, everyone is in the tourism industry. There are the obvious jobs such as seasonal restaurant server, hotel operator and zip line tour leader. But there are also the farmers who are learning the word “agritourism,” the bankers who manage the $289 million of visitor spending each year and the medical personnel who […]
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Door County Municipal News: May 13 – 19
City of Sturgeon Bay: The Parking & Traffic Committee meets at 3:30 pm on May 16. The common council meets at noon on May 17. County of Door: The Finance Committee meets at 2 pm on May 16. The Library Board meets at 5 pm on Oct. 16. The Administrative Committee meets at 8:30 am […]
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Rough Season Opener for Door County Destroyers
The Chippewa Valley Predators jumped out to a convincing lead and never looked back as they beat the Door County Destroyers 45-27 on May 7 in Baileys Harbor. The Predators dominated the first half and posted a score of 28-10 before the Destroyers could get in any kind of rhythm offensively. In the second half […]
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The Door County YMCA Blossom Run was held April 30 in Egg Harbor with distances of 5 miles, 2 miles, and a 1-mile kids run. The overall winners for the two-mile run are Stephanie Hanson, 15.02, and Jacob Norton, 14:30. Overall winners for the five-mile run are Hanna Bordeau, 36:35, and Jackson Parr, 29:14. Below […]
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Door County League Baseball: May 8, 2016
Standings As of May 8 Egg Harbor 1-0 Kolberg 1-0 Sister Bay 1-0 West Jacksonport 1-0 Baileys Harbor 0-1 Institute 0-1 Maplewood 0-1 Washington Island 0-1 Results May 8 Institute 0, Sister Bay 13 Washington Island 10, West Jacksonport 11 Kolberg 8, Baileys Harbor 0 Egg Harbor 5, Maplewood 1 Schedule All games […]
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High School Spring Athletics: May 13, 2016
GIBRALTAR Baseball May 14 vs. Crivitz, Freedom, 10 am May 16 vs. Kewaunee, 5 pm May 19 @ Algoma, 5 pm Golf May 16 @Peninsula State Park, 12 pm Softball May 14 @ Crivitz, 11 am May 16 vs. Kewaunee, 5 pm May 19 @ Algoma, 5 pm Track and Field […]
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Join the “Growing Older in Door County” Conversation
What do you want Door County to be like as you grow older? This simple question is at the heart of a new initiative called Discuss Door County, in which the first county-wide conversation is “Growing Older in Door County.” This spring and summer, we are holding dozens of guided “Neighborhood Conversations” in every part […]
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Voter ID Education Is Needed to Ensure Fair, Efficient Elections
In April Wisconsin held a high turnout election, which is terrific. But the final count could have been even higher. State officials have a chance to boost voter participation and make voting smoother for all by committing a modest amount of funding for voter education. The League of Women Voters urged the Government Accountability Board […]
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By the Numbers: International Migratory Bird Day
In honor of International Migratory Bird Day on May 16, here are eleven ways to conserve birds. Window collisions are a frequent cause of bird deaths. They don’t see glass, so make them more visible with stickers. Keep your cat indoors. Leave fledglings where you find them. Young chicks that leave […]
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Letter to the Editor: Introduction to Earth Science
How about an abbreviated course in Introduction to Earth Science 101? Groundwater and surface water quality are common subjects lately, and for good reason. It is important because those living in Door and Kewaunee Counties drink water that comes from the ground, unlike Green Bay that uses water from Lake Michigan. Where does groundwater come […]
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Letter to the Editor: Objectively Examine the Records
We have seen on TV an ad which is promoting Wisconsin’s Senator Johnson by criticizing Russ Feingold, his opponent in the upcoming election. The ad suggests a close relationship between Feingold and President Obama and it goes on to show persons involved in acts of terror and gun violence for the purpose of planting in […]
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Letter to the Editor: Hoping Cooperation Will Continue
Last Saturday, May 7, NWTC and Liberty Grove held a joint open house at Liberty Grove Town Hall. As residents of Liberty Grove, we would like to thank all the NWTC and Liberty Grove staff who made the open house such a success. The open house was a very interesting and enjoyable event. On the […]
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Letter to the Editor: Wonderful Tribute to Roy
Myles – what a wonderful, gentle tribute to Roy Lukes! Your article is beautiful to read. Thank you for starting off my day by featuring Roy (and Charlotte) – and in so doing, helping me to remember to be more aware and mindful of the world around me. The Lukes’ have added so much to […]
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Learn about Crescent Beach Health at Algoma Meeting
Do you have questions about Algoma’s Crescent Beach? Its use, health, the summer water testing program, flag notification system and future plans? Then plan to attend the program “Crescent Beach Health: A Summer Water Quality Monitoring & Beach News Update” on May 18 at 6 pm at Farm Market Kitchen in Algoma. Speakers include Cindy […]
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Wisconsin’s Clean Water Future Next Topic at DCEC Meeting
Kimberlee Wright, executive director of the Midwest Environmental Advocates, will address the Door County Environmental Council and members of the public on the topic of “Wisconsin’s Clean Water Future.” This presentation will take place on May 18, 7 pm, at the Door County Fire Company, 38 S. Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay. The Midwest Environmental Advocates […]
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Science Snippet: Microbes May Play Role in Cancer Resistance
There are 500-1,000 species of bacteria in the human intestine and these tiny cells comprise a group collectively called the “microbiota” of the gut. Microbes in the gut make certain vitamins, send signals to the immune system, and release small molecules that enhance brain function. Now there is evidence that gut microbes may play […]
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Obituary: Jerry Walter Reinhard
Jerry Walter Reinhard, 85, Fish Creek, died Tuesday, May 10th at his home. Jerry was born Oct. 15 1930, the son of the late Walter Reinhard and Bertha (Stenzel) Reinhard. He is survived by his wife Darlene (Anderson) Reinhard, daughter Renee (Reinhard) Iding, granddaughter Alex Jade Reinhard, grandson Andrew Randall Iding all of Fish Creek, […]
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Norman J. LaCrosse 87, of Brussels, passed away at his home on Tuesday, May 10, 2016. He was born December 23, 1928 to the late Louis and Mamie (Charles) LaCrosse. On May 5, 1948, he married Janice Renier at St. Hubert Catholic Church in Rosiere. Norman was a farmer and worked at Christy and Peterson […]
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Roy Alexander, 89, of Sturgeon Bay passed away at his home on May 9, 2016. He was born April 19, 1927 to John and Emma (Wautlet) Alexander. Roy graduated from Sturgeon Bay High School and then enlisted in the U.S. Army. After serving in the army, he attended Business College in Milwaukee. Roy worked for […]
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Robert J. Liedtke, 80, of Sturgeon Bay passed away at Golden Living Center on May 9, 2016. He was born November 24, 1935 in Milwaukee to Henry and Irma (Haasch) Liedtke. On August 18, 1956 he married Kathaleen Joyce in Racine. Robert had worked as a Lithographer for Western Publishing in Racine and Reinger of […]
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Obituary: Shirley Bridgman Stolley
Shirley Bridgman Stolley died May 7, 2016, at Hearthside CBRF in Sister Bay. She was born in Ware, Mass. She dearly loved her husband, Dick, who preceded her in death on Nov. 1, 2001, and their four sons, Skip, Dave, Ted and Dan. She also leaves four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She was an accomplished […]
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Terry Bosman, 60, of Sturgeon Bay passed away on May 6, 2016. He was born March 15, 1956 in Sturgeon Bay to Henry and Lydia (Jacquet) Bosman. On October 23, 1976 he married Catherine Lau in Sturgeon Bay. Terry spent his early years working in the shipyards in Sturgeon Bay. He then went into business […]
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Obituary: Scott Anthony Jandrain
Scott Anthony Jandrain, 62 of Brussels, passed away on May 6, 2016, at Bellin Hospital. He was born May 27, 1953 in Algoma to Edward and Angeline (Rass) Jandrain. On August 21, 1985, he married Carol Smith in Wyoming, she preceded him in death on December 20, 2015. Scott knew something about everything and was […]
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Mary Jane Mallien, 93 years, of Sturgeon Bay, died Wednesday May 4, 2016 at Anna’s Healthcare in Sturgeon Bay. She was born November 12, 1922 in Sturgeon Bay, the daughter of the late Edward Henry Londo and Otilda “Tillie” A. (Blonde) Londo. On November 11, 1942, she married Lawrence Mallien. He preceded her in death […]
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Obituary: Lawrence William Benson
Lawrence William Benson, 72, of Washington Island, WI, died May 1, 2016. He was born in Alexandria, VA. on November 16, 1943 to his beloved (predeceased) parents Henny Malvina Henning and Henry Benson. He is survived by his wife, Donna, daughter Tracy (Joanna) Benson (Oakland, CA), and brother, Donald Benson, (Washington Island, WI), nephew Adam (Linnea) […]
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Pet Talk: Wolfing Food Is Bad for Dogs
Q. Our dog eats so fast it is scary. She doesn’t chew her food and in three or four gulps her whole meal is gone. I know this can’t be good for her. Any ideas on how to get her to slow down and enjoy her food? We have only had her about six months. […]
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Better Accessibility at North Shore Medical Clinic Thanks to New Addition
The new addition to North Shore Medical Clinic at Ministry Door County Medical Center in Sturgeon Bay began serving patients on May 9. “In the 20 years since the original clinic was built, Ministry has grown to meet the expanding health care needs of our community,” said Jerry Worrick, CEO of MDCMC. “The new clinic […]
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Survivors of Suicide Support Group’s Next Meeting is May 16
The Survivors of Suicide (SOS) Door County group has its next monthly meeting on May 16 at 7 pm at the Sturgeon Bay Library. If you have lost a loved one due to suicide, feel free to join the Survivors of Suicide – Door County support group. They meet upstairs at the Sturgeon Bay Library […]
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Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door High Schools Hosts Red Cross Blood Drives in May
During Trauma Awareness Month in May, the American Red Cross urges eligible donors to give blood and help ensure a sufficient supply for patient emergencies. Upcoming blood drives in Door County include: May 17, 9 am – 2 pm, Sturgeon Bay High School, and May 18, 9 am – 2 pm, Southern Door High School. […]
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Knights of Columbus Sponsors Spaghetti Dinner for Gibraltar Band and Choir Students
The Knights of Columbus Council #4896 will sponsor a Music and Spaghetti Dinner on May 18 at the Fish Creek Grill. This event is a fundraiser for Gibraltar band and choir students currently enrolled in seventh through tenth grade, who will go on the 2018 Disney Trip. The all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner will be served from […]
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Volunteers Needed for Sturgeon Bay Fine Art Fair and Flowerpot Adoption
Are you in town for Memorial Day weekend and have some time to spare? Volunteer your time and help with the 18th annual Sturgeon Bay Fine Art Fair. The Fine Art Fair, held at Sunset Park in Sturgeon Bay, is scheduled for May 28, 10 am – 5 pm, and May 29, 10 am – […]
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Try Out Southern Door’s Talon Fitness Center in May
The Southern Door School District in partnership with Ministry Door County Medical Center will open sessions for the public to try out the Talon Fitness Center and “Get Fit for Summer.” Jason Linzmeier, licensed athletic trainer from Ministry Door County Medical Center, will be on site in the Talon Fitness Center on Tuesday and Thursday […]
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Patrick O’Hern and James Flanigan Inducted into Southern Door Alumni Hall of Fame
Southern Door County School District will hold its fourth annual Alumni Hall of Fame Ceremony on May 13 at 1:30 pm in the Southern Door Community Auditorium. The public is invited to attend the ceremony. The district will honor Patrick (Pat) O’Hern (Class of 1969) and former NFL defensive tackle James (Jim) Flanigan (Class of […]
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Grab Lunch at Renard’s Cheese throughout May to Benefit United Way
Renard’s Cheese and Deli in southern Door County is partnering with United Way of Door County in May. Five percent of deli sandwich and wrap sales in May will benefit United Way. The funds donated will go toward meeting United Way’s Annual Campaign need for 2016. United Way of Door County’s mission is to empower […]
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Tickets Available for Northern Door Children’s Center Spring Gala
Northern Door Children’s Center (NDCC) is celebrating spring with the theme of “Moonlight Sonata” at the 16th Annual Spring Gala. In addition to the trademark silent auction and raffle for classroom-donated theme baskets, the gala offers delicious food, a wonderful selection of wines, and live music for guests to enjoy. This year is especially meaningful, […]
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Door-Tran Sets Goal of Educating Public on Transportation Options in 2016
Door-Tran’s goal for 2016 is to educate and increase the knowledge of Door County residents on what transportation options they have available to them. In order to do this, Door-Tran has the following, no cost options available: monthly workshops – scheduled for the third Wednesday of each month. The next workshop is May 18, 10 […]
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Sunshine House Presents Awards at Annual Meeting and Dinner
Sunshine House Inc. celebrated 45 years of service at their Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner at Stone Harbor Resort and Conference Center on May 2, with more than 200 people in attendance. The program for 2016, “Spreading Our Roots,” was presented by Cindy Weber, CEO of Sunshine House. Weber highlighted the rich past of Sunshine […]
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United Way Announces Bob Stievfvater Magnificent Volunteers of 2016
Julie LaLuzerne and Lori Vorpahl were recently named the Bob Stievfvater Magnificent Volunteers of the Year for United Way of Door County. The recipients of this year’s award have been part of United Way of Door County for about nine years. They are the embodiment for what it means to LIVE UNITED in our entire […]
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Area Girl Scouts Come Together for Tea Party
On April 30, Gibraltar Girl Scout Troops hosted a tea party at Gordon Lodge in Baileys Harbor for the Door and Kewaunee County service area. The Alice in Wonderland-themed party was attended by 13 troops with a total of 80 Girl Scouts. It was an honor to have Miss Door County, Hope Copiskey and Miss […]
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Gastrointestinal Outbreak at Sandpiper Restaurant
Door County Public Health Department, working in collaboration with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, is investigating an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness associated with a breakfast event that was held on May 3 at the Sandpiper Restaurant in Baileys Harbor. The Health Department has interviewed 84 of the 117 attendees and employees. Of those interviewed, […]
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White-nosed Bat Syndrome Spreading
Winter 2016 bat survey results found that white-nose syndrome has spread to new bat hibernating sites in Wisconsin and is starting to decimate bat populations. “We are finding white-nose syndrome on a widespread basis, and the largest sites are all home to the fungus responsible for this disease,” said Paul White, Department of Natural Resources […]
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Door County’s New Businesses in 2016
Alpaca to Apparel Unit 3, Harbor Court Shops, 9428 Cedar St., Fish Creek Alpacatoapparel.com Belafonte Retro Camper Rental Laurel Ciohon, owner 920.246.7129 belafonteretrocamper.com Boathouse on the Bay (formerly The Inn At Kristofer’s) Owners, Matthew Peterson and Mike Daubner 10716 N Bay Shore Drive, Sister Bay 4-10 pm Fridays and Saturdays for beer and […]
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Welcoming the 2016 Golf Season in Door County
They say golf is the game of a lifetime. In that you can play golf for a lifetime, whoever they are is certainly right, but perhaps even more correct in that it requires a lifetime to fully understand the game. The Millennial in me, with a warped attention span, should be turned off, right? […]
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The Game of a Lifetime: Welcoming the 2016 golf season
They say golf is the game of a lifetime. In that you can play golf for a lifetime, whoever they are is certainly right, but perhaps even more correct in that it requires a lifetime to fully understand the game. The Millennial in me, with a warped attention span, should be turned off, right? Wrong. […]
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League of Women Voters Annual Meeting at the Landmark
The League of Women Voters Door County will host the LWV Wisconsin Annual Meeting on June 3-4 at the Landmark Resort near Egg Harbor. Key speakers include: Friday evening after dinner Robert Atwell will address “The Economic Case for Improving Water Quality.” He is CEO and chairman of Nicolet National Bank. District 1 Representative Joel […]
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No Eagle’s Nest in Bayview Bridge
A rumor has been circulating around the peninsula that work on the Bayview Bridge has been delayed due to an eagle’s nest on the bridge. We contacted Mark Kantola, Northeast Region Communications Director for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, and asked him if it was true. “Popular question,” he said. “Been getting it for a […]
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DNR Decommissioning All Wisconsin Fire Towers
Today, more than 90 percent of forest fires are first reported by citizens, according to Trent Marty, director of Wisconsin DNR’s Bureau of Forest Protection. During the past year, the DNR conducted a broad evaluation of the use of fire lookout towers for fire reporting and has decided to decommission all 72 towers. With fire […]
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Pulse Price Report: What Is Brexit?
If you have ever been to Europe, you may have been amazed at being able to travel from London to Paris and Rome without ever taking out your passport. But Britain may be taking the first step in putting those borders back in. On June 23, British citizens will vote on whether to stay in […]
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Peninsula Pride Farms Awarded Watershed Protection Grant
Wisconsin’s first Producer Led Watershed Protection Grants have been awarded to 14 groups of farmers who will work with resource conservation agencies and organizations to address soil and water issues tailored to their local conditions. Secretary Ben Brancel said, “All of these projects have strong farmer leadership and a commitment to improving water and soil […]
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USDA Announces 800,000 Acres Enrolled in CRP
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the enrollment of more than 800,000 acres in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through the program’s 49th signup period. Through CRP, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) helps farmers offset the costs of restoring, enhancing and protecting certain grasses, shrubs and trees that improve water quality, prevent soil erosion and […]
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Westwood Shores Waterfront Resort Celebrates 20 Years in 2016
Westwood Shores Waterfront Resort celebrated its 20-year anniversary on April 29. Guests enjoyed an open house and tour of the property. A large anniversary cake was ceremoniously cut by developers and 20-year board members Fran Shefchik and Robert Papke. Jack Moneypenny from the Door County Visitor Bureau and Paige Funkhouser of the Sturgeon Bay Visitor […]
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Drew Richmond Hired as Development Director of The Ridges
The Ridges hired Drew Richmond as their new development director. He replaces Judy Drew, who is retiring at the end of May after leading their fundraising efforts for the past five years. Richmond comes with years of fundraising experience for the YMCA. For eight years, he was the camp director for Camp Manito-Wish YMCA in […]
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Sandpiper Restaurant Now Open at Maxwelton Braes
Look no further than the Sandpiper, located upstairs at Maxwelton Braes Lodge, for a hearty, home-cooked meal at affordable prices. The Sandpiper opened for the season on May 6. Breakfast will be served 7 am – noon daily (closed May 9, 16 & 23). Rosemary will showcase her new breakfast specialties including a stuffed hash […]
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Randy Zahn Named 2016 CTA of the Year at DCVB Tourism Breakfast
The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) named Randy Zahn the 2016 Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) of the year at their National Travel & Tourism Week breakfast at Maxwelton Braes Resort near Baileys Harbor on May 3. Zahn, who works at the Waterbury Inn in Ephraim, was announced as the winner during the breakfast. The Door […]
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Lakeshore CAP and re:TH!NK Host Training for Area Landlords
Lakeshore CAP and re:TH!NK – The Lakeshore Tobacco Prevention Network are hosting an informational training session for area landlords on May 19, 9 am – 2 pm, at Lakeshore CAP, 702 State Street, Manitowoc. The training is free and lunch will be provided from Brian’s Smokehouse BBQ for $8, payable the day of the event. […]
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Server of the Week: Teresa Young @ Holiday Music Motel
It’s been six years of Holiday Music Motel fun for front desk worker Teresa Young. Outside of the motel, find her at the YMCA Helping gymnasts and preschoolers find their way. She loves the creativity that both jobs bring From artists, kids and those who sing. Her bubbly personality will make your day […]
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Framed: Phoebe Diltz and Ace Douglas
Phoebe Diltz and Ace Douglas enjoying Peter Diltz’s retirement sanctuary. Submitted.
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By Ryan Heise I was preparing for springtime brown trout fishing trip a few weeks back and I called my angling amigo, and bemoaned an approaching blob on the satellite imagery. “It looks like it’s going to rain,” I sighed. “It’s positively going to rain,” he responded. “I’m outside now, and it’s raining….call it an […]
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Manners Matter: Man of Leisure’s Wife Wants A Little Help
Dear Mary Pat, My husband retired a year ago and I still have two more years to go before I can claim that status. I have to admit to being a little jealous of his new schedule. When he’s not on the golf course, he is spending time with our grandkids and going […]
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Overheard and Pet Peeves: May 13, 2016
OVERHEARD Are there tid-bits of conversations you’ve heard while standing in line at the grocery store, serving a table, or walking down the sidewalk that make you smile, cringe or laugh out loud? “I’ll have a Bare Bottom Madness cause I am about ready to take off my wet pants.” “I don’t know, […]
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Trivia: What’s the Longest Golf Course in the World?
Question: What is the longest golf course in the world, and how many yards long is it? Answer: The par 77 International Golf Club in Massachusetts. It measures 8,325 yards.
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Naturalist-Led Hikes at Crossroads’ Big Creek and Ida Bay
Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay will hold a pair of naturalist-led hikes in the coming week. On May 15 at 1 pm, go on a hike in search of marsh marigolds. Big Creek is always interesting but in spring it’s particularly lovely as marsh marigolds define the banks. Hikers should meet at the […]
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Two One-Act Plays on Stage at TAP
Next on the stage at Third Avenue Playhouse (TAP) is Patio/Porch from May 19 to June 5. Written by Jack Heifner and directed by James Valcq, the structure of Patio/Porch is two one-act plays – one set on a patio and the other on a porch. Each play has two very different sets of characters […]
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Door County Maritime Museum Introduces the “John Purves” Float
The Door County Maritime Museum’s Tug John Purves has opened its doors for another season of tours in Sturgeon Bay but its new likeness will also be touring the peninsula following a formal christening in Sturgeon Bay. The “new” Purves is a stunning replica of the immaculately restored 149-foot tug. Built on a truck chassis, […]
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Door Shakespeare Celebrates 20 Years with “Julius Caesar” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Door Shakespeare will mark its 20th year with a dynamic season featuring national talent and timely themes. The company’s first ever production of Shakespeare’s political drama Julius Caesar will be presented in repertory with the classic tale of love and magic, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Performances will take place in the Garden at Björklunden in […]
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Ridges Sanctuary Hosts Pro Arte Quartet Concert May 14
Hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as “one of the greatest quartets of our time,” the Pro Arte Quartet will perform May 14 at The Ridges Sanctuary’s Cook-Albert Fuller Center in Baileys Harbor in a concert presented by Midsummer’s Music Festival. The Pro Arte Quartet is believed to be the world’s oldest continuously performing string […]
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Birch Creek Receives Les Paul Foundation Grant for Guitar Instruction
Birch Creek Music Performance Center was recognized for a fourth consecutive year with a grant from the Les Paul Foundation. The grant will partially underwrite guitar instruction for Birch Creek Students in 2016. Rick Haydon, professor of music at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (SIUE), leads guitar instruction at Birch Creek. Haydon designed, built and manages the […]
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Lawrence University’s Trumpet Studio to Play Free Björklunden Concert
Lawrence University’s Björklunden will host a concert on May 15 at 1:30 pm. The Lawrence University (LU) Trumpet Studio will perform trumpet ensemble pieces by LU alumni and former longtime member of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Ed Hoffman, who will also be in attendance. This free concert is sponsored by the Boynton Society and will […]
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League play for the Alpine Ladies Golf League begins June 7 at 8:15 am. This is an informal, friendly nine-hole league. Play with golfers with different skill levels and meet new people. Practice rounds began the first week of May. If interested in joining this league, contact Mady Ferdinand at [email protected] or call Mary Aiken […]
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“Merchants of Doubt” Screened at UUF
A free screening of Merchants of Doubt (2015, 93 minutes) will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in north Ephraim on May 17 at 4:30 pm. This documentary exposes a concerted strategy to create doubt about the facts of climate change through the use of pundits-for-hire who present themselves as scientific authorities. Based on […]
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Small Forest to Showcase New Songs at May 14 Concert
Small Forest is a local singer/songwriter band featuring Jeanne Kuhns, Marybeth Mattson and Patrick Palmer. In celebration of spring and the start of the summer season, the trio will perform at Lost Moth Gallery on May 14, 7 – 9 pm. After a winter with no voice, Jeanne Kuhns is very happy to perform again […]
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Creative Hands Opening Exhibit at Hope Church
The Hope Church Art Alcoves will have an opening of the Creative Hands Salon of Art on May 16, 4:30 – 6 pm. Creative Hands artists are an informal group, welcome to all, that meet weekly in the Hope Fellowship Hall on Friday mornings starting in the fall, over winter, and into the spring, ending […]
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Learn An Ancient Art at Algoma Atelier
The Algoma Atelier of Sculpture and Art will present a bronze casting class featuring professional instructors Ken and Mary Davidson on July 11-16, 10 am – 4 pm. Learn the ancient art of bronze casting, using the lost wax process and today’s technologies and materials. Students will create their own original wax sculpture, make their […]
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Sturgeon Bay Poet Wins Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets Award
Two Madison-area poets received top honors for their poetry at the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets (WFOP) annual spring conference in Madison on April 30. Steve Tomasko, Middleton, was awarded First Place for his chapbook, And No Spiders Were Harmed (Red Bird Chapbooks, St. Paul, MN). Second Place went to Sandy Stark, Madison, for her chapbook, […]
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The Wisconsin Writers Association (WWA) Jade Ring Contest opened May 1, 2016, accepting unpublished material only. Entries close July 31, 2016. Three categories are offered: Poetry: All poems, from free verse to formal and everything in between. If it’s a poem, submit to this category. The maximum length is 75 lines. Fiction: All fiction, from […]
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The Bestseller List: May 13, 2016
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. The Nest, by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney 2. All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr 3. Extreme Prey, by John Sandford 4. The Summer Before the War, by Helen Simonson 5. The Nightingale, by Kristin Hannah HARDCOVER NONFICTION 1. Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates 2. When Breath Becomes […]