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  • Kindle Giveaway at Miracle-Ear

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    Miracle-Ear® in Sister Bay, will give away a Kindle® Fire with all qualifying Miracle-Ear hearing aid purchases in May. The promotion coincides with Better Hearing and Speech Month to encourage people to visit their local Miracle-Ear store for a free hearing test.

  • Hotel Disgarden Reopening

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    Hotel Disgarden Bed and Breakfast in Ellison Bay is re-opening and will host a reception on Memorial Day weekend. The bed and breakfast will serve full breakfasts, including their signature buttermilk pancakes.

  • Cookery Serves Breakfast Again

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    The Cookery in Fish Creek will serve breakfast again daily starting April 27. “Customers told us that they miss us for breakfast on weekdays, so we listened and are now offering breakfast everyday,” said Dick Skare, owner of the restaurant.

  • Bridgeport Resort’s Refurbishing Project

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    Bridgeport Waterfront Resort is in the final stages of a major refurbishing project. The project includes installing 37-inch flat-screen televisions and replacing guest room and common floor coverings.

  • Baylake Bank Offers Tips in Observance of Teach Children to Save Day

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    Yesterday was Teach Children to Save Day. In observance, Baylake Bank is offering six tips to encourage local families to share with the young people in their lives.

  • Action Reality Recognizes Employees

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    Action Realty LLC announced the Production Awards for 2011. Broker Owner Dean Dvorak (far right) presented (left to right) Broker Manager Cindy Koutnik the “Top Producer in Sales Award.

  • Door County Wineries Soon A Part of “Wisconsin Ledge”

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    • 3,800 miles of east, east central and northeast Wisconsin is now on the map as a major wine growing region due to the planning of Trout Springs Winery owner Steve DeBaker and his associates.

  • Authenticating Door County Products

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    Stand in the aisles of a store in Door County for a few minutes on a busy July afternoon and you will likely catch the following scene. A young woman will pull an item from a shelf and call to her mother, “Mom, look, they have Door County [insert product here]!” It might be a salsa, a jam, a dipping sauce, or any number of items that some company has stuck a Door County label on.

  • Beyond Cherries and Whitefish

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    In the last couple of years, the local food movement in Door County has made vast strides. Each town has their own farmer’s market, produce stands abound, and now there are several locations in the county to buy local, organic meat.

  • “Top Agent Magazine” Recognizes Connie Erickson

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    • Vice President of Door County Realty, Inc., Connie Erickson, has been selected by Top Agent Magazine as a featured top agent in its April, 2012 Nationwide & International Edition.

  • Buy Local Meeting April 3

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    The Door County Buy Local Steering Committee is holding a Door County BUY LOCAL business networking mixer Tuesday, April 3, from 5:30-7pm at Greisen’s Appliance Plus in the Cherry Point Mall in Sturgeon Bay.

  • Door County Home & Garden Expo Set for March 24 & 25

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    People can find out what’s new in home building, remodeling and gardening during the Home & Garden Expo set for March 24 and 25 at Stone Harbor Convention Center in Sturgeon Bay.

  • Baylake Bank’s Brian Hartl Named Top Financial Advisor

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    • Brian Hartl, an independent financial advisor at Baylake Investment Services in Door County, has been recognized as a top financial advisor and named to the LPL Financial Patriot’s Club.

  • AFT Honored with State-wide Tourism Award

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    American Folklore Theatre (AFT) was awarded the inaugural Wisconsin Department of Tourism Award for Arts, Culture and Heritage at the Wisconsin Governor’s Conference on Tourism (WIGCOT) in Green Bay.

  • Fulfilling the Diverse Needs of the Door

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    For its limited space and sparse permanent population, Door County offers residents and visitors a number of opportunities to better their lives through healthcare, the arts, and recreational and learning activities. Take a quick look at how these five nonprofit organizations are enhancing the community. Crossroads at Big Creek 2041 Michigan Street, Sturgeon Bay www.crossroadsatbigcreek.com […]

  • Captains Conference

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    Four area Captains recently attended the Great Lakes Captains Association annual conference in Traverse City, Mich.

  • Dr. Tim Tishler Joins Door County Dental Practice

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    • Door County native Dr. Tim Tishler will join Dr. John Ludwigsen and staff on March 7. A general practice dentist, Dr. Tishler is experienced in cosmetic dentistry and orthodontics.

  • Warm Weather Doesn’t Cool Winter Fest Spirits

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    Unseasonably mild conditions this past weekend lent a helping hand in a record turnout at the 25th annual Fish Creek Winter Festival, February 3-5. “Judging by our sales and the feedback from our non-profit organizations, this was quite possibly our best turnout to date,” remarked Winter Festival Chairman, Bob Spielman.

  • Grant Awarded to Death’s Door Spirits’ Wheat Producer

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    Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced that USDA has selected 298 recipients in 44 states and Puerto Rico to receive business development assistance through the Value-Added Producer Grant (VAPG) program.

  • Washington Island Newspaper Bought by Group of Island Families

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    A group of local investors has agreed to purchase the assets of of the “Washington Island Observer,” the newspaper serving Washington Island. The name of the new company is Washington Island Community News LLC.