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  • Businesss Briefs for Oct. 30 – Nov. 13

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    • RBC Wealth Management’s Sturgeon Bay office recently moved to a new location at 756 Jefferson St., Sturgeon Bay. The office is led by branch director David Harris, and includes financial consultants Randall Rubens, CRPC, Steven Abrahamson, Timothy Begun, AWM, and William Resch, as well as Nancy Lake, branch service manager and Dona Dufeck, senior financial associate.

  • Door County Humane Society Featured Pets

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    I’m a strikingly handsome Coonhound with a laughable howl and more energy than you can dream of! My name is Dreyfuss, and I’m am about one and a half years old.

  • Community Notes for October 16 – 30

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    • The sculpture, “Mary Full of Grace,” created by Maureen McGrath of Baileys Harbor, was donated to the Wellness Center of Door County. The sculpture is now displayed in the waiting room of the center, which offers all-option pregnancy counseling, allowing women to make the choice that is best for their circumstances at the time.

  • Business Notes Oct. 16 – 30

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    • The Coyote Roadhouse in Baileys Harbor began going smoke-free for daytime and dinner hours Oct. 19. Smoking will be permitted only at night after the kitchen closes.

  • Taking Cycling to a New Level

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    Nor Door Sport and Cyclery in Fish Creek is gearing up for another winter of indoor cycling. With expanded options and a brand new studio space, instructors Fred Bexell and Linda Menar will provide class options for all types of cycling enthusiasts.

  • Business Briefs Oct. 9 – 16

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    • The Peninsula Music Festival (PMF) is pleased to announce the hiring of Laura Ashley as Assistant Director. She replaces Mary Bell who held the position for six years.

  • City Sticks to Two-Way Traffic on Third Avenue

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    The Sturgeon Bay City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday night to keep Third Avenue traffic flowing in two directions – at least for the winter. Alderman Thad Birmingham was the lone dissenting vote.

  • Oct. 2 – 9

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    • The Family Centers of Door County, Inc. recently announced Laura Findlay Hagen as a new addition to their team of coordinators. Findlay Hagen has been hired to manage Family Centers’ programs for the Washington Island community.

  • Door County Humane Society Featured Pets

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    Hi readers, my name is Richard. I’m a gray long haired with white socks and bib. I am in desperate search to find my family. I came to Door County Humane Society a few days ago but I’m sure my mom and dad are looking for me.

  • Half Marathon Promotes at Fox Cities Marathon

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    Last weekend, Door County Half Marathon co-founder Dave Eliot connected with more than 500 runners at the Community First Fox Cities Marathon. The Door County Half Marathon booth featured information on the Half Marathon and general Door County information, as well videos about the Half Marathon and the course in scenic Peninsula State Park.

  • Sept. 19 – Oct. 2

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    • The Door County YMCA has teamed up with Door County Memorial Hospital to offer Massage Therapy at the Northern Door Program Center in Fish Creek. Anyone in the community can now can relax and enjoy a one-hour Swedish Massage at the YMCA focusing on full body relaxation to relieve stress, muscle stiffness and improve circulation.

  • Sister Bay Re-discovering an Identity

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    The best ideas are often found by looking to the past. In Sister Bay, planners, business owners, and residents have been struggling for several years to discover an architectural style that defines and fits the village in hopes of spurring a rebirth in the community.

  • Aug. 28 – Sept. 4

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    • Baylake Corp. (OTC BB: BYLK), a bank holding company with $1.0 billion in assets, recently reported net income of $0.5 million, or $0.

  • Cedar Court Inn

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    Knowing when not to delegate is one of the secrets of having a successful business. “Being a mom and pop,” Bobby Martin joked.

  • July 21–July 27

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    • The Door County Economic Development Corporation (DCEDC) and the UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center will be offering free, one-on-one business counseling sessions on Thursday, September 3, 9 am – 5 pm, for any new or existing business owners in Door County.

  • Business Briefs

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    • Grace Rossman, CFP ®, a financial representative with the Door County Team of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, has qualified for the organization’s prestigious Sierra level for 2008 achievements.

  • Community Marketing Funds Managed

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    Bruce Hill was hired by the Door County Visitor Bureau in mid-May of 2009 to manage the disbursement of the Community Marketing Fund, which was established as a way to overcome the challenges of Sturgeon Bay joining the Toursim Zone.

  • July 24 – 31

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    • Current and former employees of Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant and Butik are organizing an Employee Reunion Party in honor of the restaurant’s 60th anniversary this year.

  • The Changing Face of Media

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    Last night I was in the audience of an Ephraim Historical Foundation “History Speaks” program on “The Changing Face of Media in Door County.

  • Business Briefs

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    • Bistro 42 of Carlsville welcomes their new Chef Matt Chambas. Originally from the Madison area, Chambas comes to Door County after extensive experience in Idaho, Wisconsin and abroad.