In this issue
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Baileys Harbor Board Calls Special Electors Meeting on Property Purchase
The Town Board has called a special meeting of the Baileys Harbor Electors. It will be held on Wednesday, May 24 at 7 pm in the auditorium at the Town Hall, 2392 County Road F. The agenda is as follows: Call to order Verify posting/accept agenda Consideration of granting authority to the Town Board for […]
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Got Golf News, Photos or Upcoming Events? The Peninsula Pulse wants to hear about it! Send press releases, photos and upcoming events to [email protected]. Deadline is noon on Friday prior to publication.
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Idlewild Senior League Play Begins
The Idlewild Senior Golf League begins play at 8:15 am on May 25 at Idlewild Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay. The league is open to all seniors. Entry fee is $1 per week for special events. For more information contact Harold Forbes at 920.743.9288.
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Door County Bridge Club Continues for 2017 Summer
The Door County Bridge Club will resume for another season of duplicate bridge on June 6. Sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL), duplicate bridge games will be held every Tuesday at noon and every Friday at 9 am from the beginning of June through the end of September. The club meets at the […]
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Local Prep Sports Standings As of May 14 Baseball Standings –Packerland Conference (School, Conference Record, Overall Record, Conference PCT) Sturgeon Bay, 8-2, 10-4, .800 Gibraltar, 8-2-1, 11-5-1, .773 Southern Door, 9-3, 12-7, .750 Oconto, 9-4, 11-7, .692 Kewaunee, 5-7-1, 7-14-1, .423 Algoma, 5-7, 7-8, .417 Green Bay N.E.W., 3-8, 3-8, .273 Sevastopol, 0-14, 1-15, .000 […]
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Peninsula Park Golf Course Events
Little Eddie Big Cup The 4th Annual Little Eddie Big Cup takes place Sunday, Oct. 1 at Peninsula State Park Golf Course, with lunch and awards to follow at Alexander’s. For more information, visit facebook.com/EdStregeMemorialGolfTournament. Dr. William & Carolyn Bell Junior Golf School June 12-15 July 10-13 Four-day group sessions at Peninsula Driving Range for […]
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Shane Koulias Promoted to Hachidan 8th Degree Black Belt
Shaun Koulias was promoted to Hachidan 8th Degree Black Belt in USA GOJU by Hanshi Lou Angel, 10th Dan of the National College of Martial Arts. Koulias teaches at the YMCA in both Sturgeon Bay and Fish Creek. He also teaches out of his own Dojo, Door County Martial Arts.
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James Michael Hitt (Red/Redman) was born February 7, 1949 to the late John and Helny Jane Hitt. Red died peacefully in the loving arms of his family at 7:50 pm, Thursday, May 11 2017, after a lifelong battle with muscular dystrophy. Every time life tried to knock him down, he got right back up and tried again. […]
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Memorial Services for Marion Unger and Bob Yttri
MEMORIAL SERVICES Marion Joan Unger A memorial service will be held May 25 at 11 am at Stella Maris Parish, 8013 Highway 57, Baileys Harbor for Marion Joan Unger, who died Nov. 2, 2016. Celebration of Life for Bob Yttri at Red Putter May 20 The Red Putter Mini Golf in Ephraim is now open […]
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Niki and Brandon Peterson, Sturgeon Bay, are the parents of a girl born May 10, 2017, at Door County Medical Center, Sturgeon Bay. Maternal grandparents are Anne and Brian LaPlant, Sturgeon Bay. Paternal grandparents are Patti and Don Peterson, Sturgeon Bay. Nicole Serratos and Chris Buckley, Sturgeon Bay, are the parents of a boy born […]
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Municipal Meetings: May 19 – 26
DOOR COUNTY City of Sturgeon Bay: The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board meets at 3:30 pm on May 25. County of Door: The county board meets at 9 am on May 23. The Board of Adjustment will hold an educational session and meeting at 4 pm on May 23. The county board tours county parks […]
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Study Shows Association Between Environmental Quality and Cancer
A new study co-authored by scientists from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) indicates that incidences of cancers are higher in areas with poor environmental quality, with the strongest associations found with prostate and breast cancers. Researchers used data from the EPA’s Environmental Quality Index, a tool that measures cumulative exposure to environmental factors, including air, […]
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Baileys Harbor Grade School 100th Anniversary June 25
The deadline to return confirmations for the 100th anniversary of the Baileys Harbor Grade School is approaching. If you wish to attend, contact Lynn Mattke at 920.495.3853 or [email protected]. Picnic date is Sunday, June 25 from 11 am to 3 pm. The cost is $10 per person.
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Youth Soccer Program Kicks Off Season
The Door County Soccer Association for Youth (SAY) hosted its annual “Kick Off” May 13 at John Miles County Park in Sturgeon Bay. The summer soccer program is entering its 35th season of play. Players and parents met their respective coaches, teammates, and obtained information about the upcoming season. The event also included a cleat […]
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Celebrity Golf Outing Supports Boys & Girls Club
The 8th Annual Celebrity Golf Outing presented by Jim Olson Motors exists to ensure great futures for Boys & Girls Club members in Door County. The date is June 6 at Horseshoe Bay Golf Club in Egg Harbor at noon. Cost for a single golfer is $225, including greens fees, cart, range balls, lunch, a […]
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High School Sports Schedule: May 19 – 26
GIBRALTAR Baseball May 20 vs. NEW Lutheran, 12:30 pm May 23 @ Freedom, 4:30 pm May 25 – Regional, TBD Girls Soccer May 19 vs. Kiel, 5 pm May 22 @ Sturgeon Bay, 4:30 pm May 25 @ Valders, 4:30 pm Golf May 19 @ Luxemburg-Casco, 10 am May 23 – Regionals @ Parkway Golf […]
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Commentary: Learning the Lessons From the Planet
By Jonathan Foley Originally published at bioGraphic.com. Reprinted with permission. For most of my adult life, I have been a teacher of sorts, first as a university professor and now as the director of a science museum. While the students and settings have changed, the job has remained the same – to share the wonders […]
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Letter to the Editor: Insurance?!
“Practice?! We talkin’ ‘bout practice?!” Ah, the immortal indignation of Allen Iverson. Allow me to retort. Insurance?! We talkin’ ‘bout insurance?! Every conversation I have about healthcare insurance starts with “insurance is a scam” (yes, we agree) and quickly devolves to “but, the government must mandate we all buy insurance” (no, no, no). I invite […]
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There’s something for everyone at The Clearing. While some week-long classes are already full, others still have openings, for both resident and commuter students. Here are a few of them. Door County’s Ed Fenendael is teaching “Watercolor Excitement & Beyond” during the week of May 21. Fenendael’s class will explore traditional watercolor, including the use […]
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Door County Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale May 27
The Door County Master Gardeners Association will hold its annual plant sale at the UW Extension Peninsular Research Station, 4312 Hwy. 42 Sturgeon Bay on May 27, 9 am – noon. Local gardeners can browse the terrific variety of plants for sale. The sale includes annuals, vegetables, herbs, perennials, some wildflowers, and wildlife friendly and […]
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Pulse Price Report: OPEC Deal Aims to Boost Prices
Leaders from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) are trying to strike a new deal to help boost oil prices after negotiations fell apart in 2016. After a small rebound from historically low oil prices in 2016, the price per barrel has struggled to breach the $50 mark, less than half of what […]
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Climate Change Forum May 20 at Stone Harbor
The fourth annual Door County Climate Change Forum, “Addressing Climate Change: What’s Happening, Who’s Leading, What to Say,” will be held May 20, 9 am to 2 pm, at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay. Dr. Steve Vavrus, a senior scientist in the Nelson Institute Center for Climatic Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, will […]
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Manners Matter: Bachelorette Party Antics
Dear Mary Pat, My best friend is getting married in a month and we are having her bachelorette party down in Milwaukee next weekend. Some of her high school friends are planning it and everything is supposed to be a surprise for the bride. I don’t know her high school friends that well, but they emailed […]
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Our Reps: Gov. Walker Ready to Run for Re-election
Congressman Mike Gallagher Congressman Mike Gallagher took to Twitter Tuesday to urge the House Intelligence Committee to request transcripts from President Donald Trump’s oval office meetings with two high-level Russian officials in which he is reported to have shared highly classified information. Trump defended his right to share facts pertaining to terrorism and airline safety […]
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Gibraltar Seeks Volunteers to Pull Garlic Mustard
The Town of Gibraltar and Door County Invasive Species Team (DCIST) are challenging residents to help curtail the spread of garlic mustard in the town. Residents can help in May by pulling and properly disposing of garlic mustard on your property or a favorite park or natural area. Register by emailing [email protected], then take before and […]
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Crystal Siemers-Peterman Selected as 70th Alice in Dairyland
Crystal Siemers-Peterman of Cleveland, Wis. has been chosen as Wisconsin’s 70th Alice in Dairyland. As Alice, Siemers-Peterman will work as a communications professional for the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Her job will be to educate the public about the importance of agriculture in Wisconsin. “As Alice in Dairyland, I will […]
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Peanut is a seven-year-old Dachshund and Chihuahua mix. This adorable little guy has a brown coat and weighs a whopping 19 pounds. Peanut was born on Cinco de Mayo (May 5) and just celebrated his seventh birthday. Peanut came to the Door County Humane Society (DCHS) as a surrender because his former owner was having […]
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Help Scientists Report, Track and Monitor Algae Blooms
In warmer months, lakes and ponds often go green. The change in color is most likely the result of an algae bloom, which, besides being unattractive, can contain cyanobacteria. Some species of these tiny aquatic organisms produce toxins that can make people and animals sick. Blooms like these are happening more often and having greater […]
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Sturgeon Bay Open Bass Tournament May 18 – 21
The Sturgeon Bay Open Bass Tournament hosts the first of its two large annual tournaments May 18 – 21. The spring tournament, the 27th annual, is limited to 200 two-person teams and is headquartered at Wave Pointe Marina and Resort in Little Sturgeon Bay. The second tournament is held the weekend after Labor Day and […]
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Question: What is the highest temperature ever recorded in Wisconsin, what year was it recorded, and in what city? Answer: 114 degrees, July 13, 1936, Wisconsin Dells
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Shoreland Zoning Ordinance Presentation May 31
Door County Environmental Council will present a public overview of the New Shoreland Zoning Ordinances May 31 at 7 pm at the Sister Bay Fire Station. Door County Planning Department Director, Mariah Goode, will explain the progression of how the local control over shoreline has been lost to State control with Act 170 and Act […]
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Jacksonport Farmers Market Now Open Tuesdays
The Jacksonport Farmers Market opened for its first Tuesday market of the season May 16. The weekly market at Lakeside Park runs from 9 am to 1 pm and will run through October. The market features nearly 30 booths with many local produce growers with a wide variety of fresh garden fare each week. Fruits […]
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Letter to the Editor: Lost Trust in Gallagher
If I could speak face to face with our Wisconsin District 8 Representative to the U.S. Congress, Mike Gallagher, I would ask him to explain his vote in favor of the health care “robbery” bill recently passed by the House of Representatives. When the first, failed bill was withdrawn before a vote, I and many […]
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Overheard and Shout Outs: May 19, 2017
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? “A springtime statement: Start at the peony, end at the asparagus.” “I can’t wait for the day my future children find my […]
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By the Numbers: Impact of Act 10
Compiled by Myles Dannhausen, Jr. 2011 Year Act 10 was enacted in Wisconsin, curtailing collective bargaining rights for teachers unions 14.2 Percent of Wisconsin workforce that belonged to a union in 2010 8.3 Percent of Wisconsin workforce that belongs to a union today 98,000 Members of the Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) in 2010 36,000 […]
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Girls of Small Forest Perform for Girlfriends Great EGGscape
The Girls of Small Forest are performing at Lost Moth Gallery in Egg Harbor on May 20 as part of Girlfriends Great EGGscape. The concert is also open to anyone looking for some evening music in a sweet little gallery atmosphere with after dinner coffee and dessert provided. Jeanne Kuhns and Marybeth Mattson, a mother/daughter […]
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Once Upon Our Peninsula: Old News May 19 – 26
All items are from the Door County Library’s newspaper archives, and they appear in the same form as they were first published, including misspellings and grammatical errors. The Expositor, May 21, 1875 People from the other side of the bay tell exciting stories about a ghost in Nasewaupee. The Republican, May 21, 1891 The bear […]
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Door to Nature: America’s Best Known Weed
The blow ball, lion’s tooth, peasant’s cloak, Priest’s crown, Irish daisy and monk’s head have all been nicknames through the years of one of the more successful plants to inhabit most land masses in the northern hemisphere during the past century. Today it is the scourge of especially those who labor so hard to maintain […]
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State News: CAFOs, Free Speech, Gerrymandering
One-Third Of Wisconsin CAFOs Operating Under Expired Permits Around a third of Wisconsin’s large-scale animal farms, known as concentrated animal feeding operations or CAFOs, are currently operating under expired permits, according to data from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website. Many of the permits expired in 2016. Operating a farm with an expired permit […]
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Pet Talk: Can An Outside Dog Move Inside?
Q: One of our neighbors has a dog that they have kept outside for a few years now. We just found out they want to get rid of it and we were thinking of taking him in. He seems like a really nice dog and we would never think of having him live outside if […]
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Door County Humane Society Currently Sits in Second for Saving Pets Challenge
The Door County Humane Society (DCHS) is in the middle of the Michelson Found Animals Saving Pets Challenge. This month-long fundraising competition consists of hundreds of animal welfare organizations across the nation all competing to see who can raise the most money for their cause in 30 days. The organization is in second place and […]
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Open Door Pride Hosts Inaugural Event June 24
On June 24, Open Door Pride will host its inaugural event to celebrate the LGBTQ community at Martin Park in Sturgeon Bay from 11 am to 4 pm. The family friendly event will include vendors, activities and live entertainment. The mission of Open Door Pride is to affirm the community’s diversity through inclusion for all. […]
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Peninsula Music Festival Awards Isaiah Spetz with College Scholarship
The Peninsula Music Festival (PMF) has selected Isaiah Robert Spetz, a senior at Sevastopol High School, as the recipient of its college scholarship. Spetz will attend New York University to pursue a major in Musical Theatre and a minor in Music. Each year the Peninsula Music Festival awards a $3,000 scholarship to a graduating senior […]
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Billy Weiss American Legion Post 527 Presents Check to Jon Kordon
Georges Hughes, Chaplin of Billy Weiss American Legion Post 527, Sister Bay, recently presented a $500 check to Jon Kordon, 2016 Badger Boys State representative. Badger Boys State is a unique weeklong educational opportunity that teaches the workings of state and local government. Jon Kordon is a third generation Badger Boys State representative. Billy Weiss […]
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Sister Bay Wins Title Rematch as County League Play Begins
The Sister Bay Bays got a bit of revenge over the Egg Harbor Indians in the Door County League Baseball opener Sunday, May 14. The Bays won last season’s regular season championship but lost the playoff title to the Indians. On Sunday, Sister Bay topped Egg Harbor at home 7 – 2. Standings May 14, […]
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Cal Ripken Baseball Standings: May 18
Standings As of May 16 Kiwanis, 3-0 Bayship, 2-1 Nicolet Bank, 2-1 Rotary, 1-1 Red Room, 1-2 Lions 0-2 DC Co-op, 0-2 May 15 Results Red Room 10, Rotary 5 Kiwanis 8, Bayship 5 Nicolet Bank 5, Lions 4
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DKREA Member Presents WWI Program at WREA District Meeting
Members of the Door-Kewaunee Retired Educators’ Association (DKREA) recently met in Appleton to attend the Wisconsin Retired Educators’ Association (WREA) District II Meeting. In addition to exchanging up-to-date information, the meeting highlighted educational challenges and issues. A presentation by Tom Mulinix on “The Doughnut Girls Story” during World War I provided an account of the […]
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Community Health Information Programs Focuses Next on Anxiety
Northern Door Health & Wellness Ministry continues its Community Health Information Programs with “When Anxiety Overwhelms” on June 25 at 4 pm at First Baptist Church in Sister Bay. The speaker is Bonnie Mirkiewicz, Stella Maris Parish Faith Community Nurse. At times, a low level of anxiety can be beneficial. Anxiety in potentially harmful situations […]
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McKeefry & Yeomans Holds Peninsula Music Festival Fundraiser at their Gardens
McKeefry & Yeomans is opening their garden to 30 lucky people as a fundraiser for the Peninsula Music Festival on June 30, 3:30 – 5:30 pm. Enjoy wine and lemonade along with appetizers provided by Door County restaurants and businesses while walking in the gardens. Bruce McKeefry will be available for a tour and to […]
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USDA Rural Development’s Direct Loan Program Offers Financing Options for Homebuyers
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Acting State Director Dave Schwobe announced that funding is available for Wisconsin residents to purchase a home without a down payment through Rural Development’s Direct Loan Program. “Home ownership should be an achievable dream,” Schwobe said. “In many cases, USDA Rural Development’s Direct Loan Program provides the only way […]
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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of Forestville Collecting Christian Lit
The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of Forestville is collecting Christian literature to be sent to countries where these materials are in short supply. Deadline for collection is July 1, 2017. The league is happy to pick up any material at churches. For more information call June Krauel (920.856.6483) or Joyce Bathke (920.487.5917).
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Letter to the Editor: 90 Days Wasted
The appeal of Hawaii’s challenge to the executive order banning immigration from six predominately Muslim countries is being televised live as I write this. This order, on its face, ordered an immigration ban for 90 days so the government could review its immigration procedures. This is due, according to arguments by the Trump administration, to […]
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Letter to the Editor: High Schoolers for Workforce
Catching up on old issues of the Peninsula Pulse now that we’re back in Door County, the plight of shop owners, restaurants, hotels/motels, etc. caught my eye. Due to Pres. Trump’s cuts, the shortage of Internationals being allowed to come to work this year has caused a shortage of help for many of these businesses. […]
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Letter to the Editor: Thanks to All Involved with Shipyard Tours
On behalf of the Rotary Club of Sturgeon Bay, thanks to all the guests, volunteers and event sponsors for the 24th annual Shipyard Tours on Saturday, May 6. Special thanks to Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding, Centerpointe Yacht Services, the Maritime Museum, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mobile Bay, the US Coast Guard Canal Emergency Rescue Boat, […]
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White Cottage Red Door Opens in Former Ray’s Cherry Hut
Since 1950, Ray’s Cherry Hut has been a roadside farm market destination in Door County and now siblings Lisa Howard and Chris Hadraba, along with their spouses Kevin and Jessica, have opened a new market called the White Cottage Red Door. By featuring a creative mix of artisan foods, bakery and confectionary treats, as well […]
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Sonny’s Italian Kitchen and Pizzeria Unveils Patio Bar May 19
Sonny’s Italian Kitchen and Pizzeria in Sturgeon Bay is excited to unveil a total remodel of the Sonny’s Patio Bar. On May 19 at 2 pm, Sonny’s will officially unveil the patio and kick off the 2017 season with a ribbon cutting ceremony and party where attendees can grab a sangria drink, choose from more […]
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Pat Nash Joins DCVB as Visitor Information Manager
The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) hired Pat Nash as their new Visitor Information Manager. Nash completed his schooling at the Illinois Media School with an emphasis in Radio and Television Broadcasting. Nash brings with him knowledge in customer service, social media, marketing, and most importantly a love and knowledge of Door County. His responsibilities […]
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Trilliant Diamonds & Jewelry Opens Its Doors at Top of the Hill Shops
Trilliant Diamonds & Jewelry, located at Top of the Hill Shops in Fish Creek, opened May 2017. They carry a variety of diamonds, colored diamonds, precious stones, and exotic gems from the Caribbean set in beautiful pieces for both men and women. Owners Manish Khemchandani and Dilip Gurnani have 40 years combined experience with exquisite […]
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The Pulse has written a lot of stories on the complex concept of a Tax Increment Finance district and each time it begs to be explained again. Here’s the primer on what you need to know about TIF districts. To create a TIF, a municipality draws a box around an area within its boundaries that […]
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Faye Blank Named 2017 Certified Tourism Ambassador of the Year
The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) named Faye Blank the 2017 Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) of the year at their National Travel & Tourism Week breakfast at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay on May 10. Blank, who works at the High Point Inn in Ephraim, was announced the winner during the breakfast. The Door […]
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‘Junk to Art’ Sculptures at Cappaert Contemporary Gallery
New sculptures have arrived at Cappaert Contemporary Gallery from artists Greg and Betty Gregorich. Greg always had a keen eye for finding scrap materials to skillfully use in projects. What some discarded as trash, Greg seized as found treasure. Greg and his wife, Betty, create fine art sculptures with a sense of zen, peacefulness and […]
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Art to Wear at Bazyli in Baileys Harbor
Bazyli Studio Wearable Art Gallery opens its doors for the 2017 season on May 19. This destination gallery in Baileys Harbor is the home and studios of fiber artists Skye and Peter Ciesla. The gallery features Peter’s one-of-a-kind clothing designs. This spring he has been working with natural linens as well as dyeing his own […]
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Great Northern by Design Hosts Artist Demonstration
Great Northern by Design will host watercolor and pastel artist Kathleen Nelson on May 27, 10 am to noon, to demonstrate her watercolor techniques. Nelson has been a working artist and educator for more than 20 years. This is the 13th year she has come to Great Northern by Design to share her painting expertise. […]
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Sgt. Connie Schuster Retires After 34-Year Career
The Door County Sheriff’s Department released the following statement on the retirement of Sgt. Connie Schuster on May 15: “Congratulations to Sgt. Connie Schuster who is retiring today after a 34-year law enforcement career. Connie was a pioneer in Door County law enforcement. She was the first female deputy hired at the Door County Sheriff’s […]
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Grand Opening for Idea Gallery May 28
Dan Cross had an idea. After years of creating his own art (paintings, ceramics and photography), why not have his own gallery space? Why not add non-competing artworks that are not currently represented in Door County into his new mix? Called the Idea Gallery, and located next to Bley’s Tavern on County T, inland on […]
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Lost Wax Bronze Casting Class at Algoma Atelier of Sculpture and Art
The Algoma Atelier of Sculpture and Art will again, for the sixth consecutive year, host a Lost Wax Bronze Casting Class from June 5 – 10. The bronze pour will be held June 9. The workshop is taught via Skype and FaceTime with Mary and Ken Davidson (a Mississippi couple with prestigious, lifelong careers as […]
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Settlement Farm Market Plant Sale May 27
The Settlement Farm Market offers its annual plant sale May 27. The market at the Settlement Shops in Fish Creek runs from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm. A larger than ever market is planned with a variety of local vegetable plants, including an interesting variety of tomato plants, and pepper plants, many organically grown, herbs, […]
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Submit Work to Norbert Blei Poetry Award
Write On, Door County has announced the deadline for the Norbert Blei Poetry Award is July 21, 2017. Judging this year’s award is poet Alice D’Alessio. The award honors the late renowned Door County author Norbert Blei and is administered by Write On in collaboration with the Washington Island Literary Festival. The award includes a […]
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Valerie Clarizio Releases New Romance Novel
Door County author Valerie Clarizio has released a new book, Missing the Crown Jewels. Missing the Crown Jewels is a romantic suspense story set in a small town in Kentucky. The story revolves around the Kentucky Derby. The blossoming romance between Peyton Crown and Mason ‘Storm’ Starr is sure to warm hearts and have readers […]
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The Bestseller List: May 7, 2017
TRADE PAPERBACK FICTION 1. The Handmaid’s Tale, by Margaret Atwood 2. All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr 3. The Nightingale, by Kristin Hannah 4. A Man Called Ove, by Fredrik Backman 5. The Woman in Cabin 10, by Ruth Ware TRADE PAPERBACK NONFICTION 1. Evicted, by Matthew Desmond 2. Lab Girl, by […]
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Dickson Re-appointed to Egg Harbor Village Board
After nearly two decades on the Egg Harbor Village Board, it looked as if Bob Dickson’s time on the board was up when newcomers Cambria Mueller and Angela Lensch each received more votes in the April election. However, in that same election, village trustee John Heller succeeded in a write-in campaign to oust village president […]