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Lions Brat Stand Reappearing In Front Of The PigDoor County Pulse14 HOURS AGO
Steven Avery’s attorney issues reply to state response to motionWBAY2 DAYS AGO
New Owners, Familiar Faces At Skip Stone CoffeeDoor County Pulse21 HOURS AGO
Police address ‘rumors' in investigation into Elijah Vue disappearanceNBC Chicago1 DAY AGO
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Lions Brat Stand Reappearing In Front Of The Pig
The Sister Bay Lions are preparing for another season of serving bratwurst meals at their blue and gold Lions tent at the Piggly Wiggly in Sister Bay. The brat stand will be open 10 am – 4 pm Saturday, May 25. In addition to brats, cheeseburgers, hamburgers and hot...
New Owners, Familiar Faces At Skip Stone Coffee
Skip Stone Coffee Roasters announced a change in ownership effective May 13. After a few years of partnership, Britt Unkefer is passing Skip Stone Coffee Roasters on to Lilly Orozco and her husband, Juan Ornelas. “We would like to express our gratitude towards Britt for supporting us during this process,”...
Gibraltar School Groundbreaking Ceremony
Gibraltar Area School District will hold a groundbreaking at 5 pm Monday, May 20 to commemorate the beginning of referendum-approved construction projects that will include construction of a classroom wing beginning in 2024, followed in 2025 by additions to replace the original gym, classroom spaces, offices and main, front entry.
Hwy 42 Resurfacing Continues
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (Wis-DOT) continues to push north giving state Highway 42 a facelift for 12.1 miles from Sturgeon Bay to Egg Harbor. The $6.76 million project is scheduled to be completed June 28 and includes various culvert removal and replacements, culvert transition excavation, concrete curb and gutter, asphalt milling and overlaying of the roadway, pavement marking, centerline and shoulder rumble strips, and other incidental work.
Fish Creek Goose Problem to be Addressed
The Town of Gibraltar took the first step towards controlling Fish Creek’s downtown waterfront goose problem during a May 1 town board meeting. The board voted 4-1 to employ the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) – Wildlife Services to cull the area’s excess goose population. Fish...
High Sales In Cemetery Plots
In an annual report Monday, Baileys Harbor Cemetery sexton Mark Merrill said the town usually sells between zero and five cemetery plots per year, but sold 33 during the past year. Merrill said town officials have discussed increasing the prices of plots. The plots sold for $125 this year for...
Upper Peninsula man sentenced for threatening state worker with explosives
MENOMINEE, MI – A 41-year-old Michigan man is sentenced to prison time for threatening a state worker during a phone call, WLUC reports. Asher Allan McNeil, of Menominee, pleaded guilty to attempted threat of terrorism and was sentenced in 41st Circuit Court to three to five years in prison, the report said.
Horticulturist Program On Trees, Shrubs
Horticulturist and Fish Creek resident Tom Wolfe, who served as the head gardener and horticulturist at The Art Institute of Chicago for more than 30 years, will lead a program on trees and shrubs of Door County at 10:30 am, Sunday, May 26 at Newport State Park. Weather permitting, the group will spend some time in the woods. The event will be at the Nature Center, Lot 1.
Speaker To Share Lesson In Compassion
Dick Smythe will lead a program, “Tragedy and Triumph” at 10 am Sunday, May 19, sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County (UUFDC). The retired entomologist tries to answer the question, “How do two very different peoples/nations, both of whom suffered unbelievable cruelty, mass starvation, homelessness, and a complete lack of any meaningful federal assistance, find a way to demonstrate a remarkable lesson of joint compassion and generosity?”
Last Barn Dance Of The Season
The Door County Folk Alliance will host its final barn dance of the season May 25, 7-9 pm, at the Kress Pavilion. Caller Mike Grimm will lead participants through circle and long-line dances. Live music will be provided. Dancers of all levels are welcome, but children should be at least 8 and be able to follow instructions on their own.
Riverside Country Club welcomes all with new restaurant, renovations
MENOMINEE — Taking over Riverside Country Club was a big swing, but it’s nothing new owners Lexi and Kane Rasner couldn’t handle. “For the community, I feel like we just can’t lose this place,” Lexi said. The club will celebrate its grand opening this Saturday with a ribbon cutting at 11:30 a.m. with the Marinette Menominee Area Chamber of Commerce and a golf scramble at noon. ...
Lady Bulldogs erupt in first inning, cruise to victory over Menominee
PESHTIGO — Like a carousel stuck on overdrive, the Peshtigo High School softball team left Menominee spinning in a 16-4, five-inning thumping of the Maroons on Tuesday. Menominee stunned the Lady Bulldogs in the top first inning after a two-RBI single by Savannah Houle helped the Maroons jump out to a 3-0 lead. Peshtigo proceeded to flip Tuesday’s game on its head in its half of the frame, as the...
Server of the Week: Mary Bell, Thyme Restaurant and Catering
You may see this belle with her doggie pal, Oscar. Swatting at midges as they stroll Baileys Harbor. A joyful flute teacher – she won’t play you a dirge. Her students are many – from Gibraltar to Sturge. She’s always on Thyme for her restaurant shift,
Feeding America distribution slated for Menominee County Thursday morning
MENOMINEE, Mich. (WLUC) - Feeding America West Michigan has a food distribution event scheduled for Thursday morning in Menominee. The pantry is located at the Marinette/Menominee YMCA at 1600 West Drive with distribution scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. Central time. Those who are unable to physically attend can have a proxy or stand in pick up food for them. That person should be ready to give the name, address, and household size of the family they are picking up for.
Hardy Gallery Announces 2024 Season
The Hardy Gallery will open for its 62nd season May 24, starting with its annual Wall-to-Wall Juried Exhibit on display May 24 – July 7. The exhibit is open to emerging and established artists working in a variety of media, and this year’s judge is Door County artist Shan Bryan-Hanson. During the exhibit, the public can vote for their favorite piece to receive the People’s Choice Award. A juror talk will take place June 14, 2-3 pm, and an opening reception will be held May 24, 5:30-7 pm.
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