Category: On the Water
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Coast Guard to Expand Ice Breaking Operations Monday
The Coast Guard plans to expand spring ice breaking operations, entering the bay of Green Bay, Monday. During the ensuing days, icebreaking operations will involve fracturing ice and track preparations to the port cities of Escanaba, Marinette-Menominee and Green Bay. Ice breaking and track work will also occur west of the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal. […]
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Festival of Nature Coming Up at The Ridges
The Ridges Sanctuary will again offer three days’ worth of programs and field trips – all focusing on different aspects of the Door County environment, and including many new offerings – during its annual Festival of Nature May 23-26. Festival-packet pickup and walk-in registration will be held May 23, 4-7 pm, at the Cook-Albert Fuller Center in […]
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Sporting Groups Seek Small Increases in DNR License Fees
It’s been 14 years since Wisconsin raised the price of many hunting and fishing licenses, stamps and application fees, and some haven’t been touched since 1997. Despite pleas for small fee increases in recent years from the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress and other sporting and conservation groups, the legislature instead let the […]
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What to Watch in 2019: Celebrate Water Summit
Celebrate Water Door County will conclude its year of celebration with a three-day summit, June 4-6, 2019, at the Landmark Resort in Egg Harbor. Throughout 2018, groups and organizations have celebrated all things water with gallery shows, performances, concerts and more. During the winter, these celebrations will continue through educational presentations and activities organized in […]
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Gills Rock Waterfront Meetings Jan. 14
The Gills Rock Waterfront Access ad hoc committee will host three meetings Jan. 14, 2019 at Northeastern Wisconsin Technical College’s Sister Bay location. Sessions to gather information from the public about what uses they would like to see at the property will start at 10 am, 1 pm, and 7 pm. The committee’s next regular […]
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Olson Park in Algoma Opens New Kayak Launch
The public is invited to ribbon cutting at noon Aug. 30 for the newly installed kayak launch at Olson Park, N8108 Hwy 42, Algoma. The float-style kayak launch will allow for kayakers, canoers and stand-up paddle boarders of all abilities and experience levels to easily access the Ahnapee River. Users can avoid getting their feet […]
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Pets Now Allowed at Cave Point Paddle and Pedal
Cave Point Paddle and Pedal now welcomes furry friends. If you have a dog and would like to go on a kayak tour, buy your dog a doggy life jacket, and call to make a reservation. Big dogs, little dogs, loud dogs, quiet dogs and all kinds inbetween are welcome. As long as they have […]