Sturgeon Bay, WI News

• Sturgeon Bay, WI News
• A second helping of Side Pork Festival
• Forestville library reopens after repairs
• Fishing for fun: Door County Walleyes for Tomorrow teams up with Sunshine House
• Sevastopol Destination ImagiNation teams among 10 best scores
• Fallen veterans honored at Sturgeon Bay City Hall
• Update: Fair, breezy weather follows storms that knocked out power to 1,100
• Maifest continues Sunday in Jacksonport
• A time to remember: Door County plans Memorial Day observances
• Door County History: S.S. Badger draftsman gets once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
• New superintendents sign contracts
• Adopt a soldier collecting for next round of care packages
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 26
• Door County bicycle-pedestrian trail plan advances
• Sturgeon Bay: Citywide sale is next weekend
• Cavuto to spotlight Therma-Tron-X
• Project 180 recognized by Sturgeon Bay Police Department
• Fish Creek: Church of Atonement reopens Sunday
• Sturgeon Bay: Kleefisch is Memorial Day speaker
• Sister Bay: Change to 42-57 junction gets attention at informational meeting
• Sturgeon Bay girl, 15, arrested on weapons charge
• Theft of political signs in Door County a problem
• Gusty winds cut power to 900-plus across Door County
• Christopher McNulty changes plea sentencing scheduled July 23
• Evelyn Grassel of Sturgeon Bay turns 103
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 23
• Frontier spirit: Southern Door girl interns with NASA
• Egg Harbor Town Board mulls restrictions on animated signs
• Sturgeon Bay: Schools Out, Nutritions In
• Door County: Dunes Lake dying County Board accepts remedial grant
• Door County: Search under way for new administrator
• Sturgeon Bay: Fourth Avenue getting red concrete
• Southern Door School District to host education summit
• Gibraltar: School newspaper staff win awards
• Gardner considers new town hall
• Sturgeon Bay: Familiar faces reopen restaurant
• Drunken driving accidents lead to arrests
• Birth
• School notes
• Sister Bay: Upcoming work on Wisconsin 42 subject of informational meeting tonight
• Open house planned Wednesday at student build site
• Photos: Packers take the peninsula
• Success stories: Habitat for Humanity sweat equity leads to a stable home
• Packers Tailgate Tour invades area
• Door County History: Looking back at the Geisel Brothers 1934 threshing season
• Women Build invites women to meeting
• Town of Union: Candidate turns down inspector job
• Local Destination ImagiNation teams head to Knoxville
• Nasewaupee: Town may buy dock for boat ramp
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 19
• Accidents
• Political signs in right of way will be removed
• Diocese to honor sisters at Jubilee Mass
• Girl Scouts host open house June 2
• Food Pantry founder is forum keynoter
• Showcase of Homes resumes this weekend
• Rory Walter sentenced to prison
• Gibraltar earns gold at Solar Olympics
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 16
• Ephraim: Pilots last act saves woman
• Sister Bay: Scandia seeks room to breathe
• Enjoy something special Made in Door County
• Sister Bay: Informational meeting set on Wis. 42 rebuild
• Washington Island: Public meeting spotlights new classroom approach
• Country Ovens celebrates 25 De-Lite-ful years
• Egg Harbor: Village looks to lower budget for 2013
• Forestville library closed for repairs
• Clay Banks: Cost will be shared on Hornspier Road project
• Sturgeon Bay: Armed Forces Day breakfast to benefit veterans
• Births
• Luke Sheets remembered as a conscientious pilot
• Fancy Nancy fans gather at Sturgeon Bay library
• Tons of food donated by postal customers
• Blossom Run LiveStrong relay raises more than $6,000
• Ephraim man, three others die in southeastern Kansas plane crash
• Barbara Larsens Lime Ridge 1937 is well received
• Shipmates: Sturgeon Bay senior to join brother at Annapolis
• Packers Tailgate Tour tickets available
• Peer mentors lend helping hands
• Baileys Harbor Town Board to consider circus
• Boogie and the Yo-Yoz concert canceled
• Sturgeon Bay woman injured in two-vehicle crash
• Day of Caring helps local nonprofits
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 12
• Door County History: Advocate is the 31st-oldest newspaper in Wisconsin
• Man tells Waterloo, Iowa, police he killed couple in 1981
• Door County Candle Co. is back
• Reduced hours proposed for five Door County post offices
• Donald Driver keeps Egg Harbor plumber dancing
• Bequest allows expansion of Door County Scholarship Fund
• Jarrod Parks appointed to Brussels Town Board
• Tourism secretary praises visitor spending increase
• Emergency Vehicle Fun Day, Cherryland Airport open house set for Sunday
• Forestville softball program participation on decline, says athletic association director
• June 5 recall is Walker-Barrett rematch
• Motor coach tour guides provide unique perspective for Door County visitors
• Inquiries for motor-coach group tours are on rise
• Jail, probation ordered for Sturgeon Bay man in sexual-assault case
• Taxpayers commission may be revived, expanded
• World War II vet honored for time in Navy
• Postal carriers food drive set for Saturday in Door County
• Sturgeon Bay superintendent returns from China
• Blossom Run, relay event planned for Saturday in Egg Harbor
• Sale in Sturgeon Bay to benefit Neighbor-to-Neighbor
• Information meetings set for Door County bicycle plan
• Ministry Home Care honors veterans on website
• Aviation Day set for May 19 at Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport
• Door County students accepted to EAA air academy
• Traveling Back
• Utility pole upgrade in progress throughout northern Door County
• Southern Door High School 2011-12 third-quarter honor roll
• Births
• Coming Events
• Accident Reports
• Student Notes
• Witalison receives ROTC scholarship
• Sturgeon Bay summit to focus on childrens well-being
• June 5 recall is Walker-Barrett rematch
• Sturgeon Bay community named Tree City USA
• Maple-Oregon Bridge closing Thursday
• Plant sale set for May 26 in Sevastopol
• Photos: Hundreds take Shipyard Tour
• Tourism spending up $4.3 million in Door County Secretary Stephanie Klett to address tourism breakfast
• Brian Finnel, Annie Weasler pace Door County Half Marathon
• Information meetings set for Door County bicycle plan
• Municipal Taxpayers Commission may be revived, expanded
• Paying it forward a Sweet success for Door CANcer
• April freezes harmed tart cherry crop
• Logging industry was central to 19th century Door
• A different kind of art: Sevastopol students learn taxidermy
• Traveling Back: 150 Years Ago: Issue No. 7, May 3, 1862
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 5
• Grandparent scam said to be on the rise
• Weather spotter class offered Wednesday
• Wellness Center offering free classes
• Sheriff reports
• Gazebo Guys TAP concert to benefit Communitys Garden
• County F work begins Monday
• Construction begins Monday on County S
• Postal Service plans annual food drive
• Baylake Corp. declares dividend
• Niagara Escarpment interpretive center proposed
• Door County WWII vets given trolley ride to Operation Greatest Generation
• Walker welcomes Annas Healthcare to Sturgeon Bay
• Baileys Harbor: Anclam Park landscaping project to be OKd tonight
• Ribble staff available for constituents Friday
• Gov. Scott Walker to help break ground for Annas House
• Thunderhill Raceway emerges from uncertainty, announces another season
• Amys Herbs in Sturgeon Bay offers healing for mind, body and spirit
• Gibraltar School Board chooses Van Meer
• Jump 4 a Cure fundraiser will help send Sturgeon Bay girl to camp
• Sturgeon Bay third-grader takes first place in PBS writers contest
• Sturgeon Bay math team beats Ripon, clinches another state title
• Artist, Door County summer resident Sam W. Lewis dies
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - May 2
• Egg Harbor boardwalk across wetland approved
• Coming events
• Local governments face challenge to pay for recall elections
• Photos: Aladdin Jr. at St. John Bosco School
• Gibraltar: Tina Van Meer chosen as new superintendent/elementary principal
• Door County Triathlon sells out
• Sturgeon Bay city committees set
• Corner of the Past museum cleanup day scheduled
• Low-income consumers may qualify for telephone and high-speed Internet
• Town of Egg Harbor to ban electronic signs
• Groovin Sisterhood fills Sturgeon Bay weekend
• Deer attempts hotel break-in
• Factory without walls: Wood Orchard is Industry of the Year Schwarz of Dans Fish Inc. is Entrepreneur of the Year
• Mark Murphy: NFL will get even more popular
• Bay Shipbuilding to hire 30
• Postcards capture a Door County moment in time
• Sturgeon Bay: School music program receives major donation
• Brussels: Wautier named acting chairman
• Mixed interest in Northern Door fire department
• Sheriff reports
• Alice in Dairyland to visit local schools
• Zahn seeks re-election as county treasurer
• Public encouraged to join Crime Alert Network
• Big names, regional favorites lead Door County Auditorium fare
• Brussels: Pay raises for future officials
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: April 28
• Door Concerts to continue
• Golden Heart ceremony celebrates volunteerism
• Big names, regional favorites on Door Community Auditorium schedule
• Baileys Harbor Town Board schedules road check
• Sevastopol School Board chooses new superintendent
• Wood Orchard, Dan Schwarz honored as Door County Industry and Entrepreneur of the Year
• Sturgeon Bay: Jay Chaudoir named states top hunting instructor
• A simpler life
• Coming home to roost
• Sevastopol: DI teams approved for Global Finals trip
• New owner freshens up Brussels diner
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 25
• Gibraltar: Superintendent decision due Monday
• Sturgeon Bay: Coast Guard offering boat safety classes
• Sturgeon Bay: Threats to plants topic of Crossroads at Big Creek talk
• Door ranks among healthiest counties in state
• Sister Bay: Volunteers needed for Scandia spring cleanup
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake Bank provides tips for Teach Children to Save Day
• Births
• Storage shed donated to Community Clinic
• Fire destroys storage shed at Chanticleer bed and breakfast
• Its Tool Time for Door/Kewaunee students
• Door County Land Trust protects Shivering Sands
• Four U.S. Senate candidates court Door County Republicans
• Divorce, finances, medical issues prefaced Bay family murder-suicide
• School officials suspected abuse in Denis Bay household
• Traders flock to Small Animal Swap Flea Market
• Door County History: Hackley sinking remains Doors biggest maritime disaster
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: April 21
• Gibraltar school technology plan approved
• Habitat breaks ground for 34th home
• Nasewaupee: Neighbors want boat launch cleaned up
• Southern Door School Board reviews financial forecast
• Door Concerts at a crossroads
• Scandia Village launches $8M campaign
• Farmer, firefighter, Lion, town chairman: George Delveaux Jr. was a cornerstone of town
• Brown named new Pen Park assistant superintendent
• YMCA child center to take part in Week of the Young Child
• North Shore Bank plans shredding day
• Historical scanning project continues
• Farm Bureau announces scholarship recipient
• Nursing student scholarship applicants sought
• Accident reports
• Shipyard Tours details announced
• Libraries to receive Common School Fund payments
• Healthy Kids Day set for April 28
• Nominations sought for Anne Kok award
• Sustainable economics focus of workshop
• Sturgeon Bay: More vandalism reported
• Sturgeon Bay native has small role in new Zac Efron movie
• Kewaunee County barn fire was intentionally set, investigators say
• Healy and Underwood-Schweigert are Sevastopol superintendent finalists
• Peter Kerwin honored as United Way volunteer of the year
• Brussels mourns George Delveaux Jr., farmer, Lion and town chairman
• Sister Bay: Fundraising supper to feature potato pancakes, sausages
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 18
• Sturgeon Bay: Republicans plan Lincoln Day dinner
• Changing lives
• Washington Island: Sentence withheld on thefts from ferry line
• Door County: Pinney honored for his tenure as parks director
• Door County: Board will search for a new administrator
• Sevastopol: Man loses truck while chasing after boat
• Births
• Namur: Peninsula Belgian American Club meets Thursday
• Sturgeon Bay: Estate planning focus of Pine Crest seminars
• Dan Austad succeeds Leo Zipperer as Door County Board chairman
• Opera Thursday at Algoma Elementary School
• Sevastopol School Board to interview six candidates for superintendent
• Utility companies: Winter moratorium ends Sunday
• Kohouts win in election creates Board of Adjustment vacancy
• Traveling Back for April 14
• Town of Egg Harbor approves town hall makeover
• Conservation Congress meeting open to the public
• Gibraltar School Board to recognize Erickson
• Altrusa of Door County plans golf outing in Egg Harbor
• Special Southern Door County School Board meeting open to public
• Door County treasurer reports on lottery credit
• Sturgeon Bay brush collection set for Monday
• Door County Co-op meeting is Thursday
• Kohl representative to visit Sturgeon Bay on Wednesday
• Street sign installation begins in Clay Banks
• Gardner residents push for acquisiton of land
• Union Town Board votes to make building inspector offer
• Englebert is District 3 supervisor after recount
• History: Advocate called for Confederate leaders to be tried, executed
• Military Note
• Ribble addresses Sturgeon Bay High School students
• Transitioning into adulthood: After High School workshop offered Tuesday for students with special needs, their families
• Governors race touches down in Door County
• North Shore Banks to hold Community Shredding Day May 5.
• Englebert wins recount for Door County Board, District 3
• Sevastopol School Board to interview six superintendent candidates
• Olson requests recount for seat on County Board
• Sturgeon Bay: First Fridays will come second in April
• Sturgeon Bay: Door-Tran connects Sturgeon Bay, Northern Door
• Egg Harbor: Building on Wis. 42 will be demolished
• Sturgeon Bay: Rowing club seeks volunteers
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 11
• Forestville: Sump violators may be smoked out
• Sturgeon Bay: Golden Heart nominees announced
• Real estate market in Door County improving
• Births
• Door County receives funding for invasives battle
• Forestville: Second Southern Door kiosk approved
• Sturgeon Bay: Alcohol, drug coalition to hold roundtable
• Carlsville: United Way annual meeting is April 18
• Emergency dispatchers honored by firefighters
• Advancing literacy through opportunities
• Open house
• Vacancies on Door County Zoning Board of Adjustment
• Full county board will decide administrator role
• City of Sturgeon Bay large item pickup Friday
• Bies running for state assembly
• Dems running for governor will be at Draft Haus Thursday
• Martinez will face both felonies in infant death
• Shumway wins seat in Liberty Grove
• Guardian angel: John Collins gave his heart and soul to his family, community
• Advocate Editor Patti Rasmussen to retire
• Sturgeon Bay Utility Commission may be changed
• Town of Nasewaupee: Some voters received the wrong ballots
• Nickel honored by state group
• Quilts and quilters will blanket the library Tuesday
• Habitat for Humanity partners with Packers
• Bridge inspections scheduled Wednesday
• Door County Cooperative sets annual meeting
• Moravian women plan garden party
• Easter Weekend Services
• Faith Perspective: Jesus delivered on his prediction
• Washington Island: School meeting focuses on new concept
• Sevastopol: Superintendent field to narrow
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: 150 Years Ago: Vol. 1, No. 3: April 5, 1862
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: April 7
• 2012 Golden Heart nominees announced
• Update: Vacationing California deputy captures audio recording of aircraft drama
• United Way of Door County announces annual meeting
• John D. Collins funeral scheduled for Tuesday
• Flare may have been a meteor
• Absentee ballots may decide Liberty Grown Town Board race
• Heroes landing: Sheriff praises woman and pilot who helped her land aircraft
• 2012 Election: Island Schools referendum approved
• 2012 Election: School boards - Incumbents defeated in Southern Door
• 2012 Election: Door County and Wisconsin GOP go for Romney
• 2012 Election: Sturgeon Bay City Council
• Liberty Grove: Town Board to consider large campground along ZZ
• Sevastopol School Board: Conversion to middle school approved
• Easter Week Services
• Sturgeon Bay: City offers post office box suggestions during roadwork
• Sturgeon Bay: New trend in nursing care takes patients a step closer to home
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 4
• Gibraltar: School Board has busy schedule
• Washington Island: School Board revises retiree benefits offer
• Heroes landing: Sheriff praises pilot who helped woman land Cessna
• UPDATE: Plane victim was founder of CS Manufacturing
• Door County heads to the polls
• Fines, jail sentence imposed in reckless driving case
• Egg Harbor Historical Society: Lenas should be preserved
• New Walmart becomes more visible
• Wisconsin winemakers crush barriers for approval
• Antiques appraisal draws a crowd
• Chil cook-off raises $1,000 for Feed/Clothe My People
• Home to stay: New elder care complexes aim to meet need for senior housing
• Fourth Avenue will close Tuesday
• Door County History: 1925 yearbook provides glimpses of early Sturgeon Bay
• Serpe removed as county administrator
• Open hunting for Easter eggs next Saturday
• Harlan, Wolf headline Celebrity Golf Outing
• Nasewaupee: Cemetery burial costs going up
• Easter Week Services
• Gibraltar: Three candidates invited for 2nd interview
• Interact meeting rescheduled
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: March 31
• Michael Serpe removed as Door County administrator
• The Ridges Sanctuary gains approval for boardwalk, range light improvements
• Sugar Creek County Park improvements OKd
• Door County Board committee realignment fizzles
• Sheriffs investigation concludes no wrongdoing in Door County Visitor Bureau missing funds case
• JetBlue pilot has ties to Door County
• Washington Island School Board to consider revised retiree benefits offer
• Bay Shipbuilding construction moves along
• Habitat for Humanity partners with Packers
• Ridges soil remediation plan is Rotary topic
• Maple-Oregon Bridge closed for several hours Wednesday
• Serpe under fire
• Living strong for tomorrow is YMCA program goal
• Egg Harbor: Door County Coffee and Tea addition OKd
• Brussels: Second baseball diamond to be built at town park
• Sturgeon Bay: Noahs Ark day care center opens
• Town of Union: Board approves tourism kiosk
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 28
• 2012 election: Two candidates up for Door County Board, District 5
• Sevastopol: Student artwork on display at resort
• 2012 election: Three candidates running for Egg Harbor Village Board
• Births
• Thursday forum spotlights Sevastopol
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake Bank employees help teens
• Sister Bay: Transportation services are topic of program
• Northern Door: Interact Club planned for middle school students
• Gusty winds knock out power
• Hearing set for Friday on removing Door County administrator
• Former bookkeeper placed on 30 years of probation, must pay $337K restitution
• Abandoned Sturgeon Bay Walmart store starts coming down
• Baileys Harbor Town Board to meet with fire department
• Corporation counsel may be named interim Door County administrator
• Home Garden Expo continues Sunday
• Kevin Corrado column: Gannett Wisconsin Media journalists shouldnt have signed recall petitions
• Ship canal is Advocate founders lasting legacy
• The safety dance: Schools goal is for festivities to be safe, fun
• Plan Commission OKs two senior housing plans
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: March 24
• Assistant fire chief chosen
• Stutting heading to China
• Side pork festival fever spreads
• Three in running for Island Town Board seats
• Forestville Village Board candidates discuss issues
• Orchids and Beyond is program topic
• Easter service listing planned
• Ice Out prizes being awarded
• Woman injured in motorcycle accident
• Brush collection starts April 16
• Citywide garage sale set for June 1-2
• Packers Mark Murphy to keynote DCEDC annual meeting
• Winter fleet ready to move out
• Southern Door girls soccer program in limbo
• More two-way traffic flow in Sturgeon Bay today
• Sturgeon Bay: Louisiana, Kentucky streets go two-way Thursday
• Group seeks investigation of 29 judges who signed recall
• 2012 Election: Southern Door School Board candidates sound off
• Historic date: The Advocate was born 150 years ago Thursday
• Southern Door: Schools focus is on music this month
• Medical volunteers essential to care at Community Clinic
• Sturgeon Bay: Ancient campsite is marked with kiosk
• Door County: Habitats Rick Nelson named global good citizen
• Southern Door: Innis hired by Kewaunee School District
• Liberty Grove: Another meeting set about Isle View Road
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - March 21
• Sister Bay: Bob Pohl was a classic salesman
• Education Notes
• Sturgeon Bay: County may buy 18th Avenue site for health department
• Sturgeon Bay: Chili cook-off scheduled for Sunday
• Sturgeon Bay: Kimberley House hosts Fat Friday fundraiser
• Kewaunee: Luxemburg Speedway Group selected to promote racing
• YMCA urges leaders to support Strong Kids Campaign
• Sturgeon Bay: Oscars to exhibit in Chippewa Falls
• Sturgeon Bay: Hartl recognized as a top financial adviser
• 2012 Election: Four vie for two seats Liberty Grove Town Board
• 2012 Election: Virlee vs. Wilke for County Board, District 15
• Southern Door Innis hired by Kewaunee School District
• Serpes fate to be decided by Door County Board
• Door County Humane Society received free kibble
• Skateboarder hit by pick up truck Sunday
• New transmission line completed ahead of schedule
• 29 Wisconsin judges sign recall petitions
• Door County committee to discuss Serpe suspension Tuesday
• St. Croix EMS chief offered Door County position
• Rock to step down as interim Veterans Service officer
• Springlike weather draws crowd to St. Patricks Day parade
• Gibraltar School Board schedules interviews for superintendent
• Clowning around: Wittigs are a familiar sight when Door County is celebrating
• Sheriffs Department offers concealed-carry course
• Door history: A second look at the Weekly Expositor
• Easter service listing planned
• Packers Mason Crosby to appear for HELP of Door County
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - March 17
• Bayview Bridge to close for five hours Tuesday
• Liberty Grove: Isle View Road resident offers donation to save trees
• Two injured in Liberty Grove crash
• Hatco Corp. to build on-site clinic for employees
• County Door enjoys its St. Patricks Day celebration
• Sunday fire destroys truck on Mathey Road
• Friends of Door County Libraries gain national recognition
• Door County unemployment at 13.5 percent in January
• U.S. Coast Guard launches new response boats in Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay native Hollingsworth embraces change
• Phantom rescue: Man on ice of Green Bay turns out to be a mirage
• Door County YMCA encourages community leaders to support Strong Kids Campaign
• Sturgeon Bay Walmart opens with a flourish
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 14
• Gifts of shoes: Fish Creek business donates 100 pairs of shoes to Head Start
• Were Gibson strong. We will rebuild
• Clay Banks: Town joins fight against wild parsnip
• Egg Harbor: Village buys property for new library, visitor center
• 2012 election: 2 candidates vie for Door County Board, District 4
• 2012 election: 2 running for Door County Board, District 6
• 2012 election: Weber challenges Vandertie on Sturgeon Bay City Council, District 2
• 2012 election: 2 candidates up for Door County Board, District 14
• Accident reports
• Sheriffs report
• Sturgeon Bay: Coast Guard to launch response boats
• Sturgeon Bay: Lions rose sale ends March 22
• Sevastopol: League schedules County Board forum
• Sister Bay: Commercial fishing bill clears Legislature
• Gibraltar: Dinner, performance celebrate Spanish literacy
• Washington Island: School plans Spring Open House
• Washington, D.C.: Sturgeon Bay mans son dines with president
• Shipping season likely to get an early start
• Broadwind Towers job fair Wednesday
• Unseasonably warm weather jumpstarts road construction
• News media is focus of Green Bay event featuring Door County native
• Egg Harbor buys property for village library, visitor center
• LWV to host Sturgeon Bay School Board Candidate Forum
• Sturgeon Bay Utilities plans lamp and computer recycling Wednesday
• Algoma: Meeting scheduled about lakeshore beaches
• At 100, Herbert Hardt is still going strong
• Springlike weather to continue this week
• Gathering marks a century of Girl Scouting
• Peninsula Players schedule Lombardi
• Hikers find Signs of Spring
• Southern Door business group advances
• Door County departments join others at Colby deputy/firefighters funeral
• Door-Tran steps up to help veterans get where they need to go
• Kewaunee native to be intern on Capitol Hill
• Election 2012: Five in running for Sturgeon Bay School Board seats
• New general manager named for Advocate
• A long time coming: New Sturgeon Bay Walmart opens Wednesday morning
• Winery bill falters
• Election 2012: Three running for Sturgeon Bay City Council, District 4
• Election 2012: Olson, Englebert vie for Door County Board, District 3
• Door County History: Advocate celebrated demise of bitter rival in 1886
• Jauregui brothers work to tame wild mustangs
• Concealed carry lecture today
• Expansion planned at Door County Coffee Tea
• Loan OKd for storage building
• Master Gardener program Tuesday
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: March 10
• American Folklore Theatre wins inaugural arts award from state
• DCMM taking reservations for EAA trip
• Tickets on sale for Copper Box at So. Door auditorium
• Bay Shipbuilding worker injured
• Expansion planned at Door County Coffee Tea
• Cooler temperatures follow springlike conditions
• Commercial fishing bill clears Legislature
• Sturgeon Bay: Maurices construction to begin in May
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 7
• Building a healthier community focus of new initiative
• Pudding goes viral
• Sturgeon Bay: Destination: State for creative student teams
• Sturgeon Bay: Masons prepare to serve big meal
• Forestville: Hens may stay within village limits
• Sturgeon Bay: Hope Church plans Lenten Vespers service Sunday
• Sturgeon Bay library plans Passion for Pets event
• YMCA plans child care center open house
• Sturgeon Bay City Council to consider Maurices proposal
• Fire destroys SUV, damages home in town of Sturgeon Bay
• Fines paid for Neighborhood Pub crash
• August trial scheduled in Christopher McNulty case
• Not guilty plea filed in drug death
• Door County snowmobile trails remain closed
• Southern Door fifth-graders raise $48,314 for CP Telethon
• Ammo in car makes fighting fire a challenge
• Second day of Clearing winter art exhibit is today
• Update: Electricity should be restored for all by mid-evening
• Crews work to restore power, clear roads
• Stranded fishermen billed $840 for ice rescue
• Snow helps crops survive
• Gas leak detours traffic
• Barking dog alerts owner to house fire
• Historic meeting 75 years ago led to The Ridges Sanctuary
• Wisdom Wednesday focus on exercise
• Think Outside the Box with Master Gardeners
• Icebreaking to begin fishermen warned
• Door County Circuit Court: Seventh OWI offense alleged
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: March 3
• Chess tournament set for March 10
• Snow moves over the Peninsula
• Winter storm warning this afternoon, tonight
• Shopko-Pamida merger completed
• DCVB board president: No funds are missing
• Sturgeon Bay Dance Team places high at nationals
• Winter storm watch for Friday afternoon, evening
• More snow on the way
• Algoma school officials pleased with tech ed upgrade
• Door native comes home to join Sister Bay dental office
• Liberty Grove Town Board approves widening Isle View Road
• Advocate will be late hitting newsstands
• Power outages in Northern Door
• Leap year babies celebrate
• Sevastopol Superintendent Steve Cromell makes retirement official
• Door County: Pinney, county parks director, battling cancer
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 29
• Sturgeon Bay High School hosts DI regionals Saturday
• Gibraltar: Students learn about finances from FISC
• Door County: Serpe investigation expected to take two weeks or more
• Sister Bay: Bies hires new legislative aide
• Sturgeon Bay: Seniors work with students for tax credit
• Door County: Home builders to award $1,000 scholarship
• Sturgeon Bay: Cellcom 4G due in 2nd quarter
• Sister Bay: DCEDC plans office hours March 13
• Sturgeon Bay: Entrepreneur class registration due today
• Sturgeon Bay: Packers Foundation aids MDCMC Dental Clinic
• Sturgeon Bay: Ross aids Wills for Heroes Clinic
• Baileys Harbor: Buy local mixer planned
• Baileys Harbor: Henry elected to board
• Door County: Highway Department furloughs scheduled
• Sturgeon Bay: Students jump rope for heart health
• Sturgeon Bay: Rotary clubs recognize Ethics in Business
• Green Bay: Door County native to speak at UWGB
• Winter storm warning issued
• Grand View closing date set
• Wisconsin Newspaper Association recognizes Door County Advocate efforts
• Vandals target Witt car dealership
• Members group purchases Horseshoe Bay Golf Club
• Liberty Grove: Property owners question additional tree removal along Isle View Road
• Septic system contractors: Serpe was belligerent, condescending
• Winter storm targets Peninsula, northeastern Wisconsin
• Goodnow Road work subject of Baileys Harbor Town Board session
• 7 rescued from ice off Little Sturgeon
• Walloon visitors pack NorthBrook
• Act 10: One year later
• County administrator focus of ethics investigation
• Accident reports
• Drunken-driving tickets
• Ridges offers herbicide class
• Ducks Unlimited schedules banquet
• Businesswomen offer scholarship
• Luxemburg Speedway will begin 2012 season
• Stella Maris Parish offers Lenten program
• Washington Island School District to explore charter schools
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Feb. 25
• Sturgeon Bay Fourth Avenue to close for construction project will reopen in 4 months
• Northern Door fire departments future under scrutiny
• Door County committee to discuss conduct of administrator today
• Gas prices could climb close to $4
• Police: De Pere dad who killed wife, kids, self, was being kicked out
• Strivers gymnasts collect blankets for Swaziland
• Recall 10 years on
• Births
• Accidents
• Forestville: County to handle unsightly yard cleanup
• Sturgeon Bay: Dr. Seuss-inspired events Saturday at Target
• Sturgeon Bay: New candidate appears in race for City Council
• Sturgeon Bay: St. John Bosco school to hold 4K open house Thursday
• Egg Harbor: Marina design contractor hired for business district study
• Union: Town Board targets wild parsnips
• Nasewaupee: Board shifts snow removal money to fight phragmites
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 22
• Two eliminated in Door County primary elections
• Walloon visitors pack Northbrook
• New candidate in race for Sturgeon Bay council
• Martinez arraigned in infant daughters death
• Johnsrud, Kewaunee teacher, announces candidacy for Assembly
• Door Habitat crew returns from Honduras
• Fire destroys mobile home, garage
• Door County History: Sister Bay Village Wiped Out by Fire (July 26, 1912)
• Too old for an ID Think again
• Musical celebration at Sturgeon Bay Moravian Church
• DCEDC extends deadline for industry, entrepreneur awards
• Sturgeon Bay: Fire Ice in full swing today
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Feb. 18
• Kitty earns his keep
• Baileys Harbor: Comprehensive plan work session scheduled
• Door County YMCA moving into child-care business
• Decision reversed Door County Sanitarian will remain a separate department
• Clay Banks property owners meeting tonight
• Woman injured in Sturgeon Bay crash
• Town of Brussels to ask donation for use of center
• Audit shows village of Forestville in sound financial shape
• Forestville: Ordinance may come home to roost
• Pageant was positive experience for Ciesar, MacDonald
• Les Wallons du Wisconsin - Book and DVD chronicle local community
• Meet the candidates: Southern Door School Board Primary
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Feb. 15
• Fish Creek: Gibraltar School Board queried about changes
• Meet the candidates: Primary race for District 2 Alderman City of Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay: YMCA launches annual Strong Kids Campaign
• Sturgeon Bay: YMCA to open child care center
• Sturgeon Bay: Skatepark Initiative hosts designer talk, open house
• Walloons in the spotlight
• ERA Starr Realty names top sellers
• Gardner: Snow removal costs are way down
• Accident reports
• Contracts, server upgrade on Sturgeon Bay School Board agenda
• Sister Bay Ice Out contest is on
• Video: Happy Valentines Day
• Southern Door School Board candidates meet the public
• New Door County Idol is Outstanding
• Celebration of love: Door County valentine stories
• Advocate in the Civil War: A a central source of news about this unholy rebellion
• Brussels: School Board candidates in Monday forum
• Gibraltar: Superintendent search moves forward
• Sturgeon Bay School Board adds listening sessions
• Sturgeon Bay: Hockey bus seats still available
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 11
• 10-year prison term in hit-and-run death
• Prayers offered for families of De Pere murder-suicide victims
• Sturgeon Bay compost site to remain closed Thursday
• Coloring books target bullying
• Sturgeon Bay garbage cleanup to be automated
• Sturgeon Bay: Alleys, Fourth Avenue to change to two-way this spring
• Apps narrow the gap
• Washington Island: Gonna cut footloose
• Sturgeon Bay: Council candidates give views at Mondays forum
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 8
• Sturgeon Bay: High school names honor grads
• Rosiere: Wheres Why Lees
• Sturgeon Bay: Altrusa and library friends provide books at new home
• To-Do list
• Clippers win 11th math title
• Sturgeon Bay: MDCMC Dental Clinic receives $25,000 Grant
• Tranquil Timbers to hold job fair
• Tuition assistance available for health-care education
• Door County Interiors Design adds flooring specialist
• Pioneer Credit Union raises $1,300 for local charities
• Ministry Door County Medical Center receives $25,000 grant
• Washington Island Chamber of Commerce to meet Thursday
• New flower shop blooms on Madison Avenue in Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay compost site to be closed Wednesday
• Memorial service Thursday in Sturgeon Bay for De Pere victims
• Burglary discovered at car dealer
• UPDATE: De Pere triple murder-suicide probe all but finished
• Recruiter says former mayor isnt qualified for Algoma city clerk job
• Zephyr Ciesar named Miss Door County 2012
• Fish Creek Winter Festival ends Sunday morning
• Wealth of Wellness: Special event highlights the new Wellness Center clinic
• Dentists reach out to Give Kids A Smile
• Door County Advocate history: Early columnist D.S. Crandall was a remarkable figure
• Northern Door: Consolidated fire departments considered
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Feb. 4
• Open enrollment process opens up
• Southern Door: Kiosk up, business association grows
• Singing valentines return this year
• Antique roadshow-style show coming to Sturgeon Bay
• Skateboard art auction netted $4,300
• Candlelight Ski off at Peninsula Park
• Photo gallery: The 2012 Miss Door County and Outstanding Teen contestants
• Washington Island Observer purchased
• Lizzie Chest auction benefits Sunshine House
• Kewaunee Co. care facility owner charged with stealing a residents medications
• Freedom House founder dies at age 57
• Photo gallery: Threading the needle - The Joseph L. Block arrives in Sturgeon Bay
• Brussels: Southern Door Schools candidate forum set
• Door County: Times running out to share your love story
• Washington Island: Charter school discussion moves forward
• Sturgeon Bay: First Fridays focus on Wellness Center
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 1
• Maplewood: Rising sewer, water fees rile communitys residents
• Conflict resolved: Miss Door County, Door County Idol to run a week apart
• Kewaunee: Oconto stops Sturgeon Bays math streak
• Sturgeon Bay: Chili cook off is Feb. 10
• Door County: Nominate a volunteer for Golden Heart award
• Sturgeon Bay: League plans forum about local government funding
• Sturgeon Bay: Field trip planned to Green Bay Gamblers game
• Institute: Solo-ensemble fest coming to Sevastopol
• Door County: Female veterans needed for project
• Unconscious man removed from ship at Bay Shipbuilding Co.
• Probation, jail term ordered in employee theft from payday loan company
• Former day care business manager sentenced for employee theft
• Cupboards are bare for Adopt a Soldier
• Truck goes through ice in Sturgeon Bay
• Preliminary hearing waived in drug-related reckless homicide case
• State Sen. Frank Lasee ends U.S. Senate campaign
• Snow, slippery roads greet Monday morning travelers
• Registrations due Tuesday for parliamentary procedure class
• Peninsula Singers to start spring practice Feb. 27
• Candlelight Ski becomes a walk
• Reckless homicide charges filed in drug-related death
• What is oxymorphone
• Palmer Johnson sells two large yachts, ensuring 150-200 shipyard jobs
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Jan. 28
• Advocate founder led an active life
• Butterfly pins available at Peninsula State Park
• Coast Guard issues ice breaker warning
• Public input sought in superintendent search
• Whos your Valentine Send us your love story
• Internet safety class scheduled for Tuesday
• Bay Ship chief to update museum visitors
• Wulf named to state board
• Not-so-New Newlywed Game at Third Avenue Playhouse
• $2,000 cash bail set in drug-related reckless homicide case
• 215-foot Palmer Johnson superyacht sold
• Margi Larsen honored as Boys Girls Club of Door County announces name change
• UPDATE: Reckless homicide charge filed in drug-related death
• Andrea Esther of Sturgeon Bay charged with reckless homicide in drug-related death
• DKBEP Minute-to-Win-It fundraiser Friday
• Red Kettle campaign rings in a little extra
• Traveling Back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 25
• On thin ice: Anglers bill covers only part of the cost of rescue
• Southern Door, Gibraltar school board meetings recapped
• Door County: Local Habitat for Humanity chapter turns 19
• Door County Circuit Court: New examiner sought in standoff case
• Washington Island: Superintendent floats charter school idea
• Door County: Interim EMS chief hired
• Accident reports
• Sturgeon Bay: Potato Genebank subject of educational program
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake reports improved financials
• Sturgeon Bay: Boettcher Communications expands staff, office space
• Sturgeon Bay police seek suspect in vehicle vandalism spree
• Teams sought for Sturgeon Bay Breakfast Rotary trivia fest
• Whos your Valentine Send us your love story
• Wanted: Pearl Harbor veterans for Honor Flight
• Door County Soil Water, Sanitarian departments combined
• Last chance to bid on skateboard art
• Door County Soil Water, Sanitarian departments merge
• Caution advised as freezing rain, snow move in
• Sturgeon Bay Police searching for missing woman
• Sturgeon Bay Police seek vandals
• Candidates sought for Kewaunee County coroner
• Luxemburg Speedway promoters pull out
• Photo gallery: Ships slowly take form
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Jan. 21
• High hopes: Door County Maritime Museum plans observation tower
• Advocate sesquicentennial: Newspaper of 1862 was full of war news, local news and history
• So. Door student represented in traveling exhibit
• Sturgeon Bay: City Council candidate forum scheduled
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay mathletes win again
• Belgian waffle breakfast set for Jan. 29 in Namur
• Deer Run senior housing project adds units
• Rotary Club announces scholarship awards
• Walmart plans job fair Wednesday
• Door County Reads kicks off Monday
• Door County Board to discuss department merger, personnel
• Forestville: Unsightly properties concern residents
• Sturgeon Bay City Council candidate forum scheduled
• Arraignment set for Feb. 20 in Brussels childs death
• Emergency crews train for the worst in mock disaster drill
• Is Door County open for business
• Egg Harbor: Business associations to share tourism money
• Sister Bay: Garage fire causes smoke damage
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 21
• Sturgeon Bay: School Board sets regular agenda
• Forestville: Village Board turns off lights
• Sturgeon Bay: Golden LivingCenter-Dorchester names new maintenance supervisor
• Door County: DCEDC seeks award nominations
• Sturgeon Bay: Rubber stamp art, scrapbook classes offered
• Sturgeon Bay: Health department checking cholesterol
• Sturgeon Bay: Nelson offers Into the Sacred Feminine program
• Washington, D.C.: Price attends Day on the Hill event
• Slideshow: Peninsula State Park Winter
• Only a test: Plane crash exercise set for Wednesday
• Door County Humane Society brought in fewer animals in 2011
• Mailbox vandalism exploding in Door County
• Door Democrats to submit nearly 5,000 recall signatures
• Paul R. Tregurtha joins Bay Ship winter fleet
• Illinois man rescued second time from ice
• Algoma High School to stage Annie
• Most Door County businesses pass tobacco sales compliance check
• Program for gardeners: Maximizing Seasonal Displays
• Simon will rebuild his burned-out house
• Preschool screening at Southern Door
• Peg Egan concert schedule shaping up
• Account established for Lindgren family
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Jan. 14
• Advocates 150th: The peoples paper aimed to Advocate the general good will
• Washington Island referendum OKd, school district considers cuts
• The dream lives on: Students learn lessons to live by from Martin Luther King Jr.
• Advocates 150th: The focal point of hate, April 1968 editorial
• Gardner building inspector named
• Karrie Anthony to leave Door County Sexual Assault Center
• Peninsula digs out
• Heres winter
• Man injured in Kewaunee County plane crash
• Sturgeon Bay: Some streetlights to go dark by the end of January
• Supreme Court arguments today in Ellison Bay case
• First Baptist Church of Sturgeon Bay copes with burglary
• Funny we should mention that: Winter weather advisory
• Wheres winter
• Door County: Land acquisitions enhance popular parks
• Sturgeon Bay: Snowshoes to kick childhood obesity
• Door County: United Way misses goal by a whisker
• Door County Circuit Court: Not guilty by mental disease plea filed in wife stabbing
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 11
• Builders association announces new officers, directors for 2012
• Business notes
• Door County: Grants sought to protect natural areas
• Washington Island: School referendum proposed for April 3
• Door County: Coastal Byway grant applications get top ratings
• Egg Harbor: Former harbor master hired as consultant
• Gibraltar: Superintendent search consultant hired
• Sturgeon Bay: Ice carvers wanted
• Sturgeon Bay: County Visitor Guide released
• Sister Bay: Christmas lights recycling in progress
• Sturgeon Bay: Snowshoes to kick childhood obesity
• Oconto: Sturgeon Bay wins first math league meet
• Washington Island school referendum proposed
• Egg Harbor man dies after logging accident
• Baileys Harbor, Ephraim declared Bird City communities
• Three-way race for Algoma mayor
• Luxemburg Bancshares declares dividend
• SOUP bowls under construction
• Violations of school bus yield laws seen rising
• Photo gallery: Skateboard art draws a crowd
• Door County Highway Committee to review trail plan contract
• Speed limits, signs on Liberty Grove agenda
• Merged Door County departments considered
• Development came slowly to Peninsula
• Door County vs. Patrick Olson
• Dancing in a Winter Wonderland: Area high school students invited to Island semiformal
• Skatepark gets artistic support
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Jan. 7
• Accidents
• Forum on Fourth Avenue is Thursday
• Gibraltar, Sevastopol plan school board meetings
• Traffic accident near city dog park injures two
• Three arrested after New Years incident
• Gracie Neville is Door County New Years Baby
• Washington Island to lose Internet provider
• Budget cuts hit Violence Intervention Project in Kewaunee County
• Washington Island Ferry Line increases fares for 2012
• Traffic accident near Sturgeon Bay dog park injures two
• Pamida, Shopko stores to merge
• Sturgeon Bay streets go two-way
• 15 candidates unopposed for Door County Board
• Accidents
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 4
• Sturgeon Bay: Bringing people together with First Fridays
• SESQUICENTENNIAL
• Door County: School board candidates are in
• Sturgeon Bay: Race heating up for spring election
• Sturgeon Bay: Still waiting on New Years baby
• Egg Harbor: Baby born in brew pub is doing fine
• Sturgeon Bay: Street Department is trimming trees
• Sturgeon Bay: Grandmother puts twist in new hair salon
• Door County: Start the new year with blood donation
• Sturgeon Bay: Westcar will be maritime museum speaker
• First fire of the new year is a small one
• Moravian mission team to deliver Harvest of Hope
• Washington Island Polar Bears submerge for New Years
• Miss Door County tickets to go on sale
• Photos: Jacksonport Polar Bears celebrate 2012
• Work continues on Baileys Harbor comprehensive plan
• Sturgeon Bay police get peeping Tom report
• New Years Day festivities unhampered by snow, wind
• Registration begins for Door County Triathlon July 21-22
• Winter drops by for New Years morning
• Winter dropping by for New Years morning
• 2011 in review, part 2: Second half of year rushes past like the wind
• The top stories of 2012
• Anonymous donor pays for Peg Egan act
• United Way nears goal with a week to go
• Nasewaupee cottage catches fire
• New faces on Sturgeon Bay, Gibraltar school boards
• Advocate office, store closed Monday
• Sturgeon Bay Christmas tree pickup begins Jan. 20
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Dec. 31
• Advocate seeks help naming 150 most significant Door County figures 1862-2012
• Reminder: Extended hours for Door County property tax collection
• Plunge, parade, putters mark New Years Day
• Dec. 31 is deadline to buy calendar
• New Roadhouse walls go up May is opening target
• Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear arguments in Ellison Bay lawsuit
• 2011 in review, Part 1: Another busy year on the Peninsula
• Sevastopol: Truck flips over but no injuries reported
• Little Sturgeon: Southern Door business leaders create association
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Dec. 28
• Gardner: Town Board approves informational kiosk funding
• Holiday Church Services
• WHEDA loan aids affordable housing
• Washington Islands Sand Dunes Beach to become Sand Dunes Park
• State Farm provides grant to Friends of Peninsula State Park
• Colder air moving in, but dry spell likely to continue
• Details of Door County Reads activities released
• Crash claims life of Fish Creek woman
• Peninsula Players Greg Vinkler to be featured performer with Chicago Symphony
• Unseasonably warm weather continues
• U.S. Rep. Reid Ribble carves niche as anti-regulation hawk
• Kewaunee school celebrates its 100th anniversary
• Slow and steady works for Baylake Bank
• Merry Christmas from the DoorCountyAdvocate.com family
• End of an Era-Phil Rohrers Lunch
• Wellness Center announces drive-through service
• Holiday church services in Door County
• Two more to run for Door County Board
• In Sevastopol, giving goes year-round
• Business counselor available for advice
• Black ice causes vehicle rollover
• Garbage collection route delays
• Treasurers Office to extend hours
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Dec. 24
• Land Trust: Agreements will protect farmland
• Speakers, letters support two-way streets in Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay city lights going dim, but not dimmer
• Leaving Southern Door a better place
• Sturgeon Bay: Meyer wins Shop Door County
• Door County: School board candidates file to run in five races
• Home sales, prices down in Door, Kewaunee counties
• Village of Sister Bay: Tree pickup offered Jan. 9
• Holiday church services
• Sevastopol: School Board discusses superintendent search
• Accident report: Van skids off road in Clay Banks
• School note
• Births
• Egg Harbor: Town, village park boundary to be decided by insurer
• Forestville: Sewer rate hike may be avoided
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Dec. 21
• Baileys Harbor: Door Shakespeare will continue
• Habitat home dedication Wednesday
• Sturgeon Bay branch among Associated Bank closings
• Century Farm applications sought
• Photos: Community rallies around displaced firefighter
• Holiday surprises often end up at shelters
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Dec. 17
• Abeyta bows out aldermanic seat opens on Sturgeon Bay City Council
• Misspelling becomes Brussels Town Board meeting topic
• Sexual assault case involving teenage couple resolved
• Normanns to speak about Ronald McDonald House during radiothon
• Pamida honors Sister Bay pharmacist
• Two-way streets, streetlights are topics of public hearing in Sturgeon Bay
• Holiday Advocates may arrive later
• Sturgeon Bay School Board to consider transformer relocation
• Money taken in insurance office break-in
• Electronics recycling day collects 50 tons
• Door Shakespeare leaders step down
• Mittengate leads to collection campaign for charity
• Restitution, probation and jail time ordered for employee theft
• John Van Iten bound over for trial on attempted homicide charge
• Works continues on historic Hanson House
• Sister Bay SUV overturns/catches fire
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire in Town of Union
• Sevastopol School Board to discuss superintendent search options
• Door Peninsula is a source of inspiration for photographer Darryl Beers
• Vickman signs Southern Door superintendent contract
• Door Concerts considers ending its run
• Offer made on property for new library, community center in Egg Harbor
• Door County Circuit Court: Melissa Martinez, John Van Iten appearances
• Spring election will be first test of redistricting
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Dec. 14
• Accident Report
• Sheriffs Report
• Santa to make stop at Pamida in Sister Bay
• School bus driver avoids sliding into lake in Baileys Harbor
• County worker layoffs imposed, then rescinded after union concessions
• Jim Olson to sell Chrysler products at old Bergstrom lot
• Six Sturgeon Bay businesses fail underage alcohol sting
• PHOTO GALLERY: Washington Island School
• Gibraltar superintendent to retire
• Melissa Martinez to be moved to halfway house
• Baileys Harbor considers backing Ridges funding
• A ride with the captain of Chicagos Leading Lady
• Algoma DMV Service Center is moving
• Candle lighting tonight recalls childrens deaths
• Freezing drizzle, snow may make Monday driving an adventure
• Santa Claus, U.S. Coast Guard work together at Door County Maritime Museum
• Sturgeon Bay: Ship designs earn national recognition
• Threes a challenge: Washington Island School adds one more grade per classroom
• Sturgeon Bay: Third Avenue will stay two-way
• Door County: Family Centers fundraising effort continues
• Sturgeon Bay: Santa Claus is comin to tug John Purves
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Dec. 10
• Door County: Grant will enhance distance learning
• Door County: First offense DWI charges processed
• Sturgeon Bay : Man cited for leaving two crash scenes
• Family Line: Take extra care with babys bottle and food
• Births
• Business people wanted for high school marketing competitions
• Most Door County property tax bills are in the mail
• Sturgeon Bay: Third Avenue will stay two-way
• Door County Advocate switches to Facebook for comments
• Two county supervisors choose not to run
• SD superintendent contract approved
• Pearl Harbor memories from the Door County Advocate files
• Always remember: A seventh decade passes since the Day of Infamy
• Man accused of stalking police officer
• A Peninsular career closes: Weidman to retire from Ag Research Station
• Carlsville: Roadhouse rebuilding is under way
• Percentage of impoverished children in Door County growing
• Municipal meetings this week
• Special collection for religious orders
• Bank promotion supports Humane Society
• Grant funds music camp scholarships
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Dec. 7
• Forestville Village Board raises threshold for building permits
• Sister Bay sewer rate increase approved
• Door County Land Trusts land preservation increased 50-plus percent
• Fight outside Breakfast with Santa results in arrest
• Ephraim celebrates Christmas in the Village
• Sturgeon Bay mulls expansion of synthetic drugs ordinance
• Santa to visit Door County Maritime Museum on Saturday
• Child care center manager charged with business theft
• Sturgeon Bay H.S. seniors can apply for Webb Scholarship Awards
• Bed and Breakfast Walk today throughout Sturgeon Bay
• Couple purchases, revives Tippy Canoe in Euren
• Pickup truck crashes into Luxemburg McDonalds two hurt
• Coming events
• Egg Harbor Marina to receive environmental award
• A Christmas gift of music
• Airport rising
• Hit-and-run arrest involves underage alcohol
• Mysterious deaths forwarded to district attorney
• Rollover results in injury, citation
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Dec. 3
• Patricia Vickman named Southern Door superintendent
• New preschool has an arts focus
• Purinton chronicles history of crossing Deaths Door
• Identity thief who faked robbery is convicted
• Southern Door plans holiday party for senior citizens
• YAPS event seeks gift donations, volunteers
• Property tax bills go out soon
• State grants will help Door County combat invasive species
• Land donation will improve parking at Lily Bay County Park
• Connection will link Ahnapee State Trail, Memorial Drive in Sturgeon Bay
• DNR wardens recognized by state Senate, Door County Board
• Candidates may begin circulating nomination papers
• Sturgeon Bay to see slight decrease in property taxes
• Door Countys coldest days
• Michigan Street Bridge closed for several hours
• United Way of Door County: Raising awareness, funds
• Brace yourself: Forecasts predict colder winter
• Sturgeon Bay: Lions Club hosts Santa for Sunday brunch
• Sister Bay: McAghon memorial set for Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay: Winter parking ban starts Thursday
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Nov. 30
• Sevastopol: School district audit reviewed
• Gibraltar: Middle, high school merger a possibility
• Sturgeon Bay: Jail term ordered for third OWI
• Library Happenings: Holiday Book Sale arrives Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay: Snow and ice removal reminder
• Sturgeon Bay: SBU plans electronic recycling event
• Jacksonport: Mr. Gs sponsors veterans benefit
• Sturgeon Bay: North Shore Bank hosts Siles book signing
• Sturgeon Bay: Musical, luncheon for seniors
• Door County: Feed My People needs family sponsors
• Washington, D.C.: Local ornament to hang in nations capital
• Births
• Holiday volunteer opportunities
• Door County: Tavern league encourages using Safe Ride program
• Baileys Harbor: DNR plans Wednesday hearing on Anclam Park improvements
• HIgh winds expected all day Tuesday
• Sister Bay: Bibs McAghon memorial set for Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay winter parking ban starts Thursday
• Christmas season events start to fill calendar
• Culinary art: Custom cookies and cakes are Sturgeon Bay moms canvas
• Shop local till you drop
• Nine contestants announced for Miss Door County
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Nov. 26
• Econo Foods sells Badger 5 winner
• Peninsula Singers concerts announced
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council to consider 2012 city budget
• WPS plans power outage for Wednesday
• McCullers novel highlights Door County Reads
• Bay Shipbuilding Co. starts employment ramp-up
• Shoppers arrive early for Black Friday deals
• A day of sharing and fellowship
• The season of giving and Thanksgiving
• Solid season shows modest but clear recovery for Door County tourism
• Egg Harbor: Communities eligible for state funds from storm cleanup
• Thanksgiving church services
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Nov. 23
• Washington Island: Gibson family works to rebuild resort
• Door County Circuit Court: Second exam OKd for McNulty
• Sister Bay Fall Fest: Underage stings result in citations
• Sturgeon Bay: Two-way streets back on council agenda
• Door County: Judges declare candidacy for re-election
• Birth
• Business Briefcase
• Sturgeon Bay: No garbage collection Thursday
• Forestville: Medication theft reported
• Brussels: Operation Christmas Child sets local record
• Sturgeon Bay: Angel Ball set for Dec. 3
• Sturgeon Bay: Small businesses urge Saturday shopping
• Green Bay: Sperber convicted in hit-and-run death
• Nasewaupee: Trailer theft reported
• Door County: Glass that Gives Initiative pledges beer sales donations
• Two manure spills in two hours
• Catholics to switch to new translation of Mass
• Bay Ship Hull 771 reaches keel-laying stage
• Donations to benefit Head Start and Door CANcer
• Volunteer Center selling wall calendars
• Forestville motorcycle mishap injures operator
• Sturgeon Bay: Cigarette ignites porch fire
• Municipal meetings this week include Sevastopol, Forestville budget meetings
• Database: Search liquor-license holders in Wisconsin
• Village of Egg Harbor has most liquor licenses per capita in Wisconsin
• Santa makes special visits to Sturgeon Bay as Christmas By The Bay continues
• Village of Egg Harbor passes budget for 2012
• Southern Door finalists meet the public
• The one that got away: Forestville turkey dodges the ax
• Liberty Grove Board of Review completes first round
• Corner of the Past transfer completed
• Thanksgiving church services
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Nov. 19
• Jail term ordered for fourth OWI
• Mark Sperber convicted in hit-and-run death
• Christmas arrives by the Bay
• Broker sentenced for stealing from client
• Baileys Harbor comprehensive plan discussion continues
• Melissa Martinez to be released on bond to attend AODA treatment
• Recall begins in Door County
• Garage fire damages town of Sturgeon Bay house
• Sturgeon Bay: Man injured in west-side traffic accident
• High Standards: New law will affect future of educator reviews
• Door County: Ringing in Red Kettle donations
• Gardner: Waterstreet named to Town Board
• Sturgeon Bay: Two more days to drop off shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child
• Brussels: Southern Door students report on FFA convention
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Nov. 16
• Liberty Grove Board of Review continues to meet
• Nasewaupee: Tourism commission to review 2012 budgets
• State: Great American Smokeout returns
• Green Bay: WisDOT urges hunters, shoppers to plan trips
• Sturgeon Bay: Christmas season has arrived in Door County
• Door County: List of Thanksgiving church services planned
• Births
• Forestville: Kewaunee man injured in crash
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake workers mark anniversaries
• Wind advisory issued for Door County overnight
• Washington Island: Body of missing canoeist found
• Photo Gallery: Early Birders get a taste of the wild
• Mental exam ordered for Van Iten
• WireTech honored by Green Bay business organization
• Kewaunee Zoo bids farewell to Pa Bear
• Funds sought to purchase Algoma food pantry building
• Agreement reached in Algoma administrator case
• Sturgeon Bay: SBU will raise wastewater rates
• Sister Bay: Engagement may play out on Weather Channel
• Door County: Municipal board meetings this week
• Door County: School Board meetings this week
• Traveling Back through the Advocate archives for Nov. 12
• Door County: Complaint filed in stabbing incident
• Neighbors provide a bountiful Thanksgiving
• PHOTO GALLERY: Veterans Day 2011 in Door County
• Gardner: Town Board will meet to replace member
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Hospital lab passes inspection
• Sturgeon Bay: MDCMC Foundation awarded grant for Parkinsons program
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake offers annual Holiday Gift Tree
• Door County: Donations needed for Childrens Stores
• Sturgeon Bay: Fire Prevention winners announced
• Sturgeon Bay: County Fair receipts dropped in 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: Veterans Day 2011 in Door County
• DNR revises FAQs on new firearm casing rules
• Door County Board revises committee structure
• Baylake Corp. to announce fundraising results for Disabled American Veterans and Camp American Legion
• Land sale scuttles Schauer Park boat launch proposal
• New operator signed for Door County airport
• Emergency food and shelter funds available to Door County agencies
• Patricia Vickman, Roy Jonjak are final two for Southern Door superintendent
• Liberty Grove Board of Review gets to work
• Nasewaupee: Cottage gutted, house saved in separate fires
• Court appearance postponed in infants death
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Oct. 29
• More ghosts: Bonus coverage of the Peninsulas paranormal
• Paranormal Peninsula: The Hauntings of Door County
• Last call to duty: Funeral today for business owner, founding BUG firefighter Cletus DeKeyser
• Legacy event honors inspirational people
• Liberty Grove property owners contest assessments
• Bills would help wineries expand business
• Southern Door School Board to review superintendent applications
• Door County Resource Planning Committee asked to review developer fees and policies
• Sturgeon Bay 2012 budget contains small tax increase
• Search for missing canoeist in Door County suspended
• Sturgeon Bay: Houses to be razed for commercial development
• Sister Bay: Northern Door Childrens Center gives away a Fiat
• U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Mobile Bay to host annual Ghost Ship
• Sturgeon Bay: Autopsy inconclusive, drug overdose suspected
• Watching the house: Absentee homeowners depend on human, electronic caretakers
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Oct. 26
• Door County Board Xooms into the future
• Sister Bay: Crash in the pines ends in parking lot
• Cellcom gives green gifts to Whitefish Dunes, The Ridges
• Southern Door: School budget approved
• Door County: Program aims to reduce repeat DWI offenses
• Egg Harbor: Funds allocated to upgrade Little League ball field
• Sturgeon Bay: Buy Local networking event scheduled
• Accident reports
• Births
• Sevastopol: House fire averted with quick response
• Fish Creek: Dance Hall Days event at YMCA
• Carlsville: GOP hosts political get-together
• Sturgeon Bay: Statewide convention brings 220 visitors to town
• Sturgeon Bay: Bike, truck collision sends Sturgeon Bay man to hospital
• Murphy Farms considered for historic registers
• Sen. Kohl representative to visit Egg Harbor
• YMCA Community Health Fair is Tuesday
• Washington Island drowning victim is still missing
• Algoma superintendent accused of roughing up student
• Facility along Kewaunee RIver aids sturgeon project
• Sturgeon Bay police investigate possible credit card scam
• Tri Lakes Association raises funds for alum treatment at East Alaska Lake
• WireTech nominated for manufacturing award
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Oct. 22
• Two men found dead in their homes
• Bath salts abuse on the rise
• $25,000 cash bond ordered in infants death
• Nasewaupee: Appraisal firm unhappy with contract change
• Sturgeon Bay: Gourmet a Go Go creating quality food fast
• Accidents
• Family Line: Survey shows drop in income in state
• Washington Island: Door Shakespeares (Abridged) show entertains
• Sister Bay: Next on festival list: Capture the Spirit
• Sevastopol: Home Energy Fair today
• Jacksonport: Trick-or-treat hours scheduled
• Forestville: Inspiring honorees announced
• Fish Creek: Jack-O-Lantern Days are full of family fun
• Ephraim: Concert to feature Cole favorites
• Ellison Bay: The Rays are back at the Basin
• Egg Harbor: Historical Society hosts meeting
• Brussels: Annual So. Door Arts and Crafts Show
• Baileys Harbor: Stella Maris Catholic Parish celebrates milestones
• $25,000 cash bond set for Melissa Martinez, 33, of Brussels, in death of infant daughter Elena
• Baylake, Associated report earnings
• Woman held in death of infant girl
• More downed trees, outages from strong north wind
• Great Lakes cargo up from 2010 numbers
• Choir concert is fundraiser for Chicago trip
• Revisit favorite steps at Y Dance Hall Days
• Ministry Door County Medical Center among Top 100 critical access hospitals
• Door County man, 33, found dead at home
• Sturgeon Bay police investigate unusual death
• Search suspended in Washington Island canoe mishap
• Southern Door School District hits The Big 5-0
• Sturgeon Bay: West side waterfront plan presented to Common Council
• Sturgeon Bay: City Council goes paperless
• Sturgeon Bay: Rib Fest tickets now available
• Namur: Great Fire subject of monthly club meeting
• Egg Harbor: Road House rebuild allowed to proceed
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Oct. 19
• Fish Creek: Thorp House Inn makes elite roster
• Carlsville: Northern Door farmers cope with results of dry summer
• Sturgeon Bay: School Board to review budget
• Gardner chairman: Time to start talking about new town hall
• Birth
• Door County Courts: Car nearly lands in water driver convicted
• Sheriffs report
• Accidents: Three injured in Forestville crash
• Search suspended in canoe mishap
• PHOTO GALLERY: Pumpkin Patch 2011
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sister Bay Fall Fest 2011
• Southern Door dedicates historic Waniger School
• UPDATE: Canoeist missing off Washington Island
• Algoma Chamber plans annual meeting
• Kewaunee, New Franken men killed in crash near Casco
• EMS chief to retire in March
• Holiday Motel evolves into Sturgeon Bay music haven
• Sister Bay Fall Festival continues through this afternoon
• Power stays on, but wind creates other hassles
• Scattered power outages reported as wind advisory continues
• Community seeks answers to youth substance abuse
• Fest of fests: Sister Bay Fall Festival has been a Door County tradition since 1945
• Energy assistance available
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Oct. 15
• Songs and friendship last and last
• Blood drives scheduled at local churches
• YMCA Halloween Party help sought
• Chinese scientists tour research station
• Deer hides for Lions camps
• Historic Fund seeking grant applications
• Ephraim: Poet plans readings
• Egg Harbor: Activities for all ages
• Brussels: Haunted Mansion opens to record crowds
• Baileys Harbor: Benefit for Chopper Pluff planned
• Forestville: FFA concert has local feature
• Fish Creek: Historical Society honors one of its founders
• Sevastopol: Church celebrates 125 years
• Jacksonport: Oldies Gold Show at Mr. Gs
• Washington Island: Icelandic heritage continues to interest
• Sister Bay: Benefits aid locals
• Wind advisory issued for Door County
• All eyes on Sister Bay for Fall Fest weekend
• Ridges membership matches $50,000 gift
• Accused embezzler appears in Door County Circuit Court
• Marine Corps League hosts birthday party
• The evolution of Third Avenue Playhouse
• Ag essay contest topic announced
• Kewaunee Cares blog has people talking
• Life of an Athlete message hits home with student athletes
• VIDEO: New Mobile CNC Lab on CBS News
• Third Avenue Playhouses new directors have big and small goals
• Drew reflects on her tenure as TAP director
• Three-legged Lucky Miles is one super dog
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Oct. 12
• Egg Harbor: Bongle will be new village clerk
• Births
• Cellcom plans to extend 4G network into Door County
• Sturgeon Bay: Harper is Optometrist of the Year
• Dyckesville: Vans built Best Kitchen in Showcase of New Homes
• Sturgeon Bay: Skilled Nursing Facility receives national honor
• Door County: Visitor Bureau releases new Winter Guide
• Gibraltar School Board hears annual report
• Nasewaupee: Southern Door accident injures two
• Southern Door: Fire Prevention Week open house planned
• Sturgeon Bay: Citys new model homes are ready for purchase
• Volunteer Chefs for a Day feed a room, support United Way
• Ridges to outline Interpretive Center plan
• Door County Historic Preservation Fund accepting grant applications
• State funds released for Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport project
• Mobile CNC lab featured on national newscast
• Suspect arrested for second OWI in three days
• Public Health Department seeks input for Community Health Assessment
• Salvation Army needs bell ringers
• YMCA seeks Halloween volunteers
• Bridge on schedule to reopen Friday
• Great weather draws thousands to Pumpkin Patch
• Sturgeon Bay City Council goes paperless
• Sheriff reimbursed for jail costs
• Paul Stangel named regional Habitat for Humanity volunteer of the year
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Oct. 8
• Get a Life: Guest speaker to address healthy living, avoiding drugs
• Biking/walking gets a step up
• Rowing Club gains national sanction
• Volunteer Center benefits from calendar
• Businesses, residents to honor EMR staff
• Veterans groups plan listening session
• Heidi Hodges column: The calm after the storm, and what a storm
• Guardrail accident leads to OWI charge
• Sister Bay: Fall Fest next weekend keeps village bustling
• Jacksonport: Storm debris cleaned up at Whitefish Dunes State Park
• Forestville: Church to host special events
• Fish Creek: Spooky times ahead this month
• Ephraim: The storm ate my homework
• Egg Harbor: Missing out on the storm excitement
• Brussels: Waniger School gets new life, dedication
• Baileys Harbor: Windstorm leaves mark on town
• Village of Forestville will turn off some streetlights
• Sturgeon Bay: 2012 budget talks begin
• Voracious invasive quagga mussels gobbling Great Lakes food chain
• Craig Dubow resigns as Gannett CEO
• Door County Triathlon distributes $60K
• Unemployment insurance system to shut down for three-day upgrade
• Fish Creek authors novel tackles courtroom issues
• Mental Illness Awareness Week events planned
• Lasee takes step toward U.S. Senate bid
• Peninsula, Potawatomi, Newport and Whitefish Dunes state parks to reopen at 8 a.m. Thursday
• Dumping appliances, e-waste is a growing, costly problem
• Everybody wins: How donating items helps nonprofits
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Oct. 5
• Sturgeon Bay: Furnace installation aids veteran
• Sturgeon Bay: Plea entered in standoff case
• Birth
• Theft reports
• Union: Minnesota couple injured at county line
• Egg Harbor: Used book sale will benefit library
• Rock Island State Park, Ahnapee Trail to reopen Wednesday morning
• Bayview Bridge closing postponed to 2013
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sturgeon Bay Homecoming Parade
• Door County Board approves grievance procedure
• Storm takes a bite out of apple crops
• State parks in Door County to remain closed for now
• Crews worked through weekend to clear northern Door County
• Barge comes loose, damages boats
• Sturgeon Bay police complete 2011 Click It or Ticket effort
• Emergency exercise planned Tuesday with Kewaunee Power Station
• Power mostly restored across Northern Door
• Door County Board bans weapons on county property
• Beautiful weekend weather aids cleanup effort
• Many still without power, but Door County is open for business
• Windy wallop: Peninsula works to clean up, restore power
• Accident reports
• Sevastopol School Board approves short-term loan
• Celebrating resilience: Habitat kicks off celebration week with Art.i.tat
• YMCA Costume Exchange set for today
• Open house scheduled at new homes
• Family Centers cuts back after donations fall short
• School budget workshop planned
• Probation ordered in drug case
• Network news to feature manufacturing mobile lab
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Oct. 1
• Washington Island: Gearing up for annual harvest celebration
• Sister Bay: Village prepares for Fall Fest Oct. 14-16
• Sevastopol: Town taxpayers invited to budget work session
• Jacksonport: Potato Pancake Sundays at Mikes Port Pub a hit
• Forestville: Fire dept. welcomes new truck
• Fish Creek: Apple-picking an autumn tradition on the Door
• Ellison Bay: Art Walk continues today
• Egg Harbor: Getting ready for Pumpkin Patch
• Brussels: Blast from the Past headed to So. Door stage
• Baileys Harbor: See Me Hear Me tonight
• City of Sturgeon Bay sets special brush collection Monday
• Warming centers opened for people without power
• Door Countys state parks closed Run Wild canceled AFT, Door Shakespeare canceled
• Door County officials offer tips for food safety in power outages
• Sevastopol homecoming game postponed to Saturday afternoon
• Washington Island residents cope with storm together ferry service resumes
• Peninsula works to clean up, restore power
• Downed trees, power outages, schools closed in the wake of windstorm
• Perlman part of coalition to highlight rural broadband needs
• Jim Olson Motors contributes to Sturgeon Bay Little League
• Probation ordered in drug case
• Pink-Out raises more than $3,000
• Blustery weather headed for Door Peninsula
• Cut-A-Thon proceeds will go to Door CANcer Inc.
• Washington Island School Board to discuss new website, logo contest
• Coastal gold: Scenic Byway grants bring nearly $1 million back into Door County
• John Martins restaurant opens in Sturgeon Bay
• Dry summer may make for less vivid fall colors
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Sept. 28
• Sturgeon Bay: Lessons learned by tilling the soil
• Southern Door: School population down slightly
• Door County: County Board to consider weapons policy
• Gibraltar: School tax levy reduced from last year
• Egg Harbor: Drop in land values could lead to townwide reassessment
• Accident reports
• Sevastopol: Town Board plans budget work session
• Sturgeon Bay: Joshua Nelson joins Nelson Healing Center
• Baileys Harbor: Ridges Fall Work Day planned for Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay: Simonson certified for hospice care
• Sturgeon Bay: Samara Jewelry website earns excellence award
• Carlsville: Distillery plans open house
• Door County Public Health Department plans flu vaccine clinics in October
• Bay Shipbuilding begins work on new vessels workers likely to be called back
• Baileys Harbor: Passenger in Sept. 10 motorcycle crash has died
• Social media guru is guest speaker
• Dairy farm owners settle with state after April 2009 manure spill
• Kewaunee Community Garden plants seeds in Algoma, Luxemburg-Casco
• Rain falls over moisture-starved Northern Door
• Ellison Bay couple in rollover on Interstate 43
• School boards meet Monday
• Graying of Door County picks up the pace
• Volleyball tourney features Door CANcer benefit
• Volunteer Center to update guide
• John Deere recalls lawn tractors
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Sept. 24
• Jail term for animal abuse begins
• Prescription medicine stolen
• Accident report
• First Friday Artwalk is scheduled Oct. 7
• Brussels: Tasty garden treats enjoyed by So. Door students
• Baileys Harbor: Ridges sets fall work day
• Fish Creek: Busy weekend around town
• Ephraim: See Me Hear Me raises awareness of human trafficking
• Ellison Bay: Rowley to present pipe organ concert
• Egg Harbor: Weather, sculptures cheer us up
• Sevastopol: Visitors Guide deadline approaches
• Jacksonport: Historical Society presentation on Kurt Scharrig today
• Forestville: Inspiring people sought for honor
• Washington Island: Poet laureate to cross Deaths Door
• Sister Bay: Time to renew your SBAA membership
• Program: Successful aging for the new older adult
• Washington Island ferry Robert Noble will be upgraded with EPA help
• Christopher McNulty case transferred to another judge
• A Tale of Two-Ply
• Ashley Kumlien is keynoter for three-day, 50-mile walk for MS
• Sturgeon Bay: Philosophy key when considering end-of-life decisions, says speaker
• Sturgeon Bay: Crash on bridge causes delays
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Sept. 21
• Brussels: School Road work will have to bepartially redone
• Sturgeon Bay: Fuel fund to help Murrock family
• Southern Door: School levy passes at annual meeting
• Nasewaupee: Run Wild set for Oct. 1
• Sturgeon Bay: Fourth Avenue may go two-way
• Green Bay: Tajikistan visitors will tour Peninsula
• Safe disposal of used medications protects water, public health
• Births
• Traffic accidents
• Education notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Hospital sets flu vaccine clinics
• Door County: Probation revoked in burglary incidents
• Baileys Harbor: Ecumenical sponsors present program about modern slavery
• Sturgeon Bay: Door County Hardware earns highest Ace honor
• Engagement: Paul-Kohls
• Michigan Street Bridge closes today through Oct. 14
• Rainfall may be too little, too late to relieve Northern Door drought
• Door County Board committees to discuss department budgets, concealed carry, Cana Island parking
• Annual sturgeon street art auction caps Harvest Festival
• New crew club aims high: Rowing regatta planned for next summer
• Bridging the bay: All three Sturgeon Bay bridges should be ready next year
• Union was willing to make concessions
• Bay Shipbuilding settles 3-year union contract
• A toast to success: Door County Wine Trail connects visitors with local wineries
• Vote on reducing Gardner Town Board size overturned
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Sept. 17
• Accident reports
• Faith Perspective: What forgiveness is not
• Sister Bay: Corner of the Past Museum wraps up 15th season
• Washington Island: Technology keeps school connected
• Sevastopol: County P under construction
• Jacksonport: Historical Society plans gathering
• Forestville: Tour of barn quilts Thursday
• Fish Creek: Taste of the Top to benefit Humane Society
• Ephraim: Fall hours at Recycling Center
• Ellison Bay: Church to host health care session
• Egg Harbor: A week of smoke and water
• Brussels: Display items needed for Waniger Schoolhouse
• Baileys Harbor: Recycling Extravaganza today
• Coast Guard takes delivery of new boat
• Ephraim trustees to review 2012 budget proposal
• Second annual Namur Belgian Kermis is Sunday
• Tachovsky led an active life
• Sturgeon Bay City Council doesnt show to hear about waterfront redevelopment
• Walk a Mile in My Shoes planned Sept. 24
• Sturgeon Bay schools to consider athletic philosophy
• Doug Rossberg remembered as Door County parks best Friend
• Training students, workers for the future
• Egg Harbor: Questions remain about concealed carry law
• Sturgeon Bay: Stop signs OKd at new intersections
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Sept. 14
• Egg Harbor: Celebration of Rossbergs life planned today
• Sturgeon Bay: Bouncing for joy
• Sturgeon Bay: Former postmaster, mayor Tachovsky dies
• Business Briefcase
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Valcq, Boles join TAP
• Sturgeon Bay: Rotary Youth Exchange plans info meeting
• Sister Bay: DCEDC Northern Door hours to resume
• Sen. Frank Lasee touts balanced budget, energy reform
• Sister Bay: Nominees sought for Volunteer of the Year
• Door County asks state to approve workday reductions to avoid layoffs
• Smoke from Minnesota wildfire settles over Northeastern Wisconsin
• Casco teen killed in traffic crash
• Egg Harbor Village Board sets sewer rate hearing, full agenda
• Disputed Forestville pond to be filled
• Unitarian Universalism classes offered in Ephraim
• Hunters encouraged to donate venison
• Photos: Riders enjoy weekend at Century Ride
• VA center scam targets veterans, elderly
• Theme of 9/11 memorial speakers: Remember
• 9/11 events in Sturgeon Bay
• After 9/11
• Never forget
• Southern Door superintendent search starts with focus groups
• Readers remember
• Teaching 9/11, a decade afterward
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Sept. 10
• Sister Bay: Community made Marina Fest a success
• Sevastopol: Bassford historical presentation Monday
• Jacksonport: Dunes remain popular
• Forestville: Bark in the Park a success
• Fish Creek: Good shopping weather
• Ephraim: Sept. 11 anniversary tributes planned
• Ellison Bay: Exhibit features school buildings
• Egg Harbor: Corn maze is great fun
• Brussels: Celebrate kermiss, fundraiser Sept. 18
• Baileys Harbor: Autumnfest arrives Sept. 17
• Christopher McNulty bound over for trial in standoff, shots-fired incident
• Sturgeon Bay: CNC Mobile Lab on display Monday
• Volunteers sought to battle phragmites, buckthorn, other invasives
• 9/11 memorial erected every September
• Newest Sturgeon Bay bridge closed for maintenance today
• Collection of personal care items for troops continues through Saturday
• 2,200 bicyclists expected in Northern Door this weekend
• Sturgeon Bay: St. Peters welcomes new co-pastor
• Sister Bay water tower to be out of service for a month
• Egg Harbor: Soldiers tale has real-life roots
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Sept. 7
• Search for work still a challenge
• Sturgeon Bay: Harlan dinner is club fundraiser
• Sister Bay: Fred Fuzzys plans Wellness Center benefit
• Fish Creek: Four rescued from water in two incidents
• Southern Door: Superintendent search focus groups today
• Accidents
• School notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Weiland joins Music and Arts School staff
• Southern Door: School district plans anniversary kickoff Friday
• NAMI Fox Valley coordinator to discuss Door County veterans support project
• Churches sponsor 9/11 anniversary events
• Pesto Festo: Just plain fun with food
• Glory Flight was worth the wait
• Dreamers wanted: Business incubator reaches out to entrepreneurs
• 18th annual Marina Fest lights up Sister Bay today
• Renovations at Cherryland Airport approved
• School budget cuts present challenges
• City garbage collection delay this week
• Wisconsin author releases new book
• Join the Arbor Day Foundation and receive free trees
• Fond du Lac bishop to preach Sunday
• Baileys Harbor: Historical Society to look at vintage vacations
• Egg Harbor: Marina keeping youngsters entertained
• Brussels: Superintendent search focus group Wednesday
• Ephraim: Wedding brings in out-of-town visitors
• Forestville: Sounds of Sirens fundraiser brings in more than $7K
• Fish Creek: Spectacular sunsets over bay keep drawing crowds
• Jacksonport: Carpenter celebrates 100 candles on the cake
• Sevastopol: School adopts tax levy
• Sister Bay: Congrats, coach
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Sept. 3
• Door County Board approves renovations at Cherryland Airport
• Students get in free tonight for American Folklore Theatres Guys On Ice
• Classroom budgets hit hard
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Aug. 31
• Senior center on life support
• Used book sale to benefit library
• Sturgeon Bay: Douglass recognized by potato genebank
• Education notes
• Door, Kewaunee counties: Corn silage whole-plant moisture testing planned
• Chicago Law Bulletin recognizes Door native
• Bjrklunden Seminars sponsor tour of Greece
• Accident reports
• Luxemburg: Taco Town offers a taste of Mexico
• Quarterly registration deadline nears for Wisconsins No Call List
• Kewaunee: Trout Festival wallet remains unclaimed
• Chefs needed for upcoming Pesto Festo celebration
• Bjrklunden Seminars sponsors tour in Greece
• Northeastern Wisconsin wineries diversify and grow
• United Way hires director of fund development
• Video conferencing system available through DCEDC
• Votes set on senior center, redistricting, communications
• Not all agree on value of vaccines
• Statewide food drive honors Sept. 11 victims
• Brookfield man injured in motorcycle crash
• Uphill battle for new senior center
• $7.01M Sevastopol school levy approved
• Listening session set on search for Southern Door superintendent
• Mobile computer lab will help rural school districts
• Volunteer Corner: Its not about the stuff
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Aug. 27
• Door County Library Happenings Aug. 20 - Sept. 5
• Family Line column: Get home-canning season off to a safe start
• Washington Island: Fair features baking, gardening, crafting
• Sister Bay: Bays, Marina Fest share spotlight
• Sevastopol: Celebrating 60 years
• Jacksonport: Beach Walk a success
• Forestville: Idlewild to host Aloha Golf Outing on Sept. 4
• Fish Creek: Stella Maris celebrates 50th anniversary
• Ephraim: A historical treat at Crossroads
• Ellison Bay: Book sale donations needed
• Egg Harbor: Fish in Kangaroo Lake cooperative
• Brussels: Southern Door celebrates 50 years of education
• Baileys Harbor: Registration open for naturalist program at Ridges Sanctuary
• Two Door County beaches closed Thursday
• Sevastopol fire confined to kitchen
• Service Club announces successful Olde Ellison Bay Days results
• United Way of Door County launches 2011 campaign
• Speaker: Expect awesomeness from Door County women and girls
• Home sales trend up across Door Peninsula
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Aug. 24
• Sister Bay: NDCC raffle rules change still on for Oct. 23
• Sturgeon Bay: Factory farms topic of seminar
• Sturgeon Bay: Rolling vehicle causes gas leak
• Sturgeon Bay: Miss Door County seeks applicants for 2012
• Gibraltar School Board reviews renovations, OKs new grade scale
• Door County: Womens Fund seeks grant applications
• Sturgeon Bay: Markhams win cash award for business plan
• Southern Door: Ag teacher recognized at state conference
• Back to School for Sturgeon Bay - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Door County Fair champions announced
• Door County mailbox raffle supports United Way
• Local volunteers help provide dental care in central Wisconsin
• Traveling Back: Aug. 20
• Accident reports
• Sturgeon Bay: St. Peters offers programs for divorce, grief
• UW-Oshkosh awarded $1.074 million grant for beach testing
• Fire crews save Wanda Jeans
• Connecting with books, each other
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Aug. 20
• Under water on the peninsula
• Door County foreclosures are low in comparison
• Door County students to hear about Life of an Athlete
• Updates on Michigan Street, Egg Harbor Road work
• Union Town Board urged to maintain old town hall
• Centennial T-shirt design contest announced
• McNultys bond raised to $100,000
• Land values dip slightly
• Bark in the Park set for Aug. 27
• Pfeifer named president of family companies
• Door County Sheriff theft reports
• Accidents
• Westfest, Tugfest liven up West Side
• Gibraltar School Board to hear renovation report
• Potted plant was pot
• Benefit for Klaubauf set for Aug. 27
• Forestville: Appeal filed in landscape pond debate
• Baileys Harbor: Womens Club picnic Thursday
• Egg Harbor: Another 150th celebration
• Brussels: Knaapen to depict Congressman Edward S. Minor at breakfast
• Ephraim: Remembering old friends this weekend
• Ellison Bay: Gather your used books
• Jacksonport: 29th Thresheree highlights weekend
• Forestville: Save the date for Know Your Faith
• Fish Creek: A fun night recalling AFTs past
• Sister Bay: Expanded Marina Fest planned
• Sevastopol: Town Board to examine dog control, leash requirements
• Washington Island: Health program founder to relocate
• Door County Land Trust offers tours of nature preserves today and Saturday
• Door County Board to review proposed new senior center plan Tuesday
• Baileys Harbor Town Board to review Ridges interpretative center plan
• Sturgeon Bay: Crash at new Egg Harbor Road stoplight
• McNultys bond raised to $100,000
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Aug.17
• Making an impact one brush stroke at a time
• Concealed Carry: Not there yet
• Sturgeon Bay: School fair the right fit for families on a budget
• Egg Harbor: Lucey still active in Stonewood
• Births
• Accident reports
• Brussels: Tractor collision injures Brussels man
• Wisconsin newspaper industry will honor 11 publishers
• Sturgeon Bay: Students to return on Sept. 6
• Door County AODC receives grant
• Sturgeon Bay: Freshman student-parent orientation set
• League of Women Voters launches study of federal role in education
• Gardner: Parking restrictions OKd in ice-fishing area
• Brussels: Newly resurfaced road damaged by farm equipment
• Photo Gallery: Sister Bay festival draws 30 artists, hundreds of visitors
• Liberty Grove water-testing results subject of Tuesday meeting
• Thomas/Pfeifer Insurance Agency schedules anniversary open house
• Door County Visitor Bureau website goes mobile
• Artistically inspired mailboxes raise money for United Way of Door County
• U.S. Coast Guard mulls rules on towing safety
• Car show will benefit D.A.R.E. program
• Kewaunee County food pantry plans fundraiser
• Jandas Bar and Grill celebrates 100 years
• FISC plans fundraising cruise
• Sturgeon Bay firefighters work toward MDA fundraising goal
• Bark in the Park set for Aug. 27
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Aug. 13
• Street lighting addressed in Forestville
• Peg Egan PAC presents Big Top Chautauqua
• Connections coming to Door County
• Country singer Womack plans Sunday concert at Fish Creek auditorium
• Chef Andys food column back in Door County Now
• New boat launch ramp opens at Chaudoirs Door County Park
• Corrections
• Births
• Belgian chocolate buffet today at former St. Marys in Namur
• Door County Green Fund seeks grant applications
• Madison attorney Ed Garvey to headline DCEC summer program
• Third Avenue Playhouse is Stepping Out
• Coming events
• White Rose studio hosting anniversary open house
• Woodwalk Gallery invites public to Inner Landscapes reception
• Whose light is it anyway
• Collision, rollover temporarily closes 42-57
• New boat launch open at Chaudoirs Dock
• Two injured in Baileys Harbor crash
• Standoff suspect charged with five felonies, two misdemeanors
• Baileys Harbor man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Replica Nina and Pinta dock at Great Lakes Yacht Services
• Laid-up vessels to depart Sturgeon Bay soon as labor talks resume
• Egg Harbor: No-wake zone expansion dismissed due to opposition
• Sturgeon Bay: Silverdale School alumni plan reunion Saturday
• Door County youth work to renew New Hampshire
• So, what about gold
• Holding our own: Tourism weathers financial storm
• UPDATE: Standoff suspect charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide
• Sheriff reports
• Accident reports
• Births
• Education notes
• United Way of Door County kicks off annual campaign
• Southern Door school registration will be Aug. 16-17
• Fish Creek: Woman loses rings in restaurant bathroom
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - Aug. 10
• Washington Island: Bike hit by flying raft
• Sturgeon Bay: Nina, Pinta replicas due to arrive today
• Door County: LaViolette completes her year of service
• Wellness Center of Door County ribbon cutting is well attended
• United Way of Door County plans Campaign Kickoff
• YMCA Labor Day Weekend Duathlon early bird discount cutoff near
• Ed Garvey announced as Door County Environmental Council speaker
• Forestville: Southern Door departments respond to barn fire
• Standoff suspect is in Door County Jail
• Sprucing up the Door County Fair
• Cellcom project a huge victory
• Sturgeon Bay: Egg Harbor Road through traffic stopped
• Egg Harbor: Fire station renovation contracts approved
• Kids Camp a hit on Washington Island
• Probation ordered in animal abuse case
• New treats at farmers markets
• Sturgeon Bay teacher aids AP grading
• One injured in moped accident
• Car accident injures one
• Classic boat show arrives at DCMM
• Firefighters visit museum today
• Magazine spotlights county
• Wellness Center promotes breast health conference
• Altrusa Club earns grant
• Labor dispute lays up ships in Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay: Bayview Bridge will close next spring
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Aug. 6
• Washington Island: Music festival in full swing
• Sister Bay: Arts fest Aug. 13
• Jacksonport: Cherry Fest today
• Sevastopol: Church plans annual picnic, fish boil
• Forestville: Electronics recycling available at ReStore
• Fish Creek: Door County summer is hoppin
• Ephraim: Hardy prepares Picture This exhibit
• Egg Harbor: Caterpillars turning into butterflies
• Brussels: Kids from Wisconsin return to Southern Door
• Court roundup
• Education Notes
• Late-night arrest restores peace in Sturgeon Bay
• Northern Door man injured escapes wreck before car catches fire
• Cargo vessels dock in Sturgeon Bay as American Steamship Co. strike begins
• Coast Guard cutter Mobile Bay to be opened for tours Thursday
• Prepare for tastes of Door County Fair
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Aug. 3
• Egg Harbor: Residents invited to visioning exercise
• Washington Island: Koyen adds The Coop to his collection
• Door County: Proud day for three Navy vets
• Sister Bay: Kohl rep to meet with constituents
• Sturgeon Bay: Spaghetti supper will be Aug. 15
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake reports second-quarter results
• Door County: A full week of activity ahead
• Sturgeon Bay man in custody after seven-hour standoff
• Listening sessions Tuesday re: new senior center
• Washington Island Music Festival begins
• Higher prices put dairy farmers in a better mood
• Lake Express donates to Kewaunee Lions
• Proposal for rural broadband offered by telecom companies
• Baileys Harbor Smart Growth plan review process continues
• Peninsula Music Festival opens 59th season Tuesday at Auditorium
• Town leaders association reviews brownfields regulations
• Seeds of a lesson: Garden is part of mission to develop an outdoor classroom
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: July 30
• Egg Harbor Road will close Monday
• Sturgeon Bay Superintendent Stutting looks forward to China trip
• NWTC to offer degrees in winemaking, vineyard management
• Raymond starts to settle in as Washington Island superintendent
• Sister Bay: Legion Post 527 to conduct flag retirement Tuesday
• Sevastopol: Softball teams honor Pete Haen
• Jacksonport: Get ready for Cherry Fest
• Forestville: Sounds of Sirens drawing this week
• Fish Creek: Artists from near and far gather for Dockside Paint
• Ephraim: PMF starts 59th year
• Ellison Bay: Make reservations for Youth Alive
• Egg Harbor: Beach offers summer fun
• Brussels: FFA members will make music at state fair
• Baileys Harbor: Big prizes for big fish at tourney
• Education Notes
• Door Bluff Headlands fall victim identified as Evan Nastos, Ellison Bay listed as critical
• Six-year prison term ordered for sexual assault of teen
• Maggies Caf Express plans minor hiatus
• Traveling Back through the Advocate archives - July 27
• Memorial service scheduled Aug. 21 in Fish Creek for Bishop Anderson
• Sturgeon Bay: Prison ordered in child sexual assault case
• Man injured in 200-foot fall at Door Bluff Headlands County Park
• Forestville: Treatment plant bids come in low
• Carlsville: A spirited grand opening for Door County Distillery
• Ephraim museum brings history to life
• Being safe is cool
• Carlsville: Egg Harbor celebrates its 150th birthday
• Door County property tax deadline is near
• Egg Harbor: Rescue training planned Thursday
• Summer Art Fair Saturday at Settlement Shops
• Sheriff reports
• Births
• Military notes
• Oshkosh: Buschmann to take Honor Flight
• Sturgeon Bay: Nusbaum, other Democrats are guest speakers
• Door County Fair judges announced
• Door County: Committee listens to public about new senior center
• Southern Door School Board passes preliminary budget
• Seagulls call Algomas bluff
• Peninsula Music Festival announces schedule for 59th season
• Forestville treatment plant bids come in low
• Alewife die-off seen as a good sign for lake, bay
• Grocery co-op organizational meeting set
• Pastor Miller retiring from Community Church
• Volunteers tackling home improvement project
• Acclaimed organist makes Door County debut
• Fire crews busy during Sunday storms
• Christ Child Society aims to help children
• Accident Reports
• Marina View can expand to 8 buildings
• Open window led to boat sinking
• New traffic lights activated
• Rib Fest seeks cooks for competition
• WEP, Door-Tran invite public to tour facilities
• Mens Club Pancake Breakfast set
• Update to fireworks fight
• Concussion test workshop scheduled
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: July 23
• Washington Island: Little League all-star game Friday
• Sister Bay: Party at Waterfront Park for furry friends
• Sevastopol: School Board to meet Monday
• Jacksonport: 0.85 miles of history
• Forestville: Big deal on big cats
• Fish Creek: Learn more about buildings history
• Ephraim: Library program to feature West Africa
• Ellison Bay: Arts and tractors on the hill
• Egg Harbor: Finding ways to stay cool
• Brussels: Schoolyard Garden to be planted Tuesday
• Fate of old Union Town Hall still undetermined
• Baileys Harbor: Twelfth Night matinee planned
• Sturgeon Bay School Board begins work on grievance system
• Sturgeon Bay backs ag research station
• Smile That nice Door County sheriffs deputy is wearing a camera
• Door County encourages use of libraries to cool off
• Sturgeon Bay police chief: Consolidation may not save much money
• Public invited to provide input regarding new multipurpose senior center building
• Door County Advocate reporter Samantha Hernandez honored by National Newspaper Association
• Sturgeon Bay City Council honors new Eagle Scouts
• Mike VanDyke elected president of Sturgeon Bay Fire Police Commission
• Sturgeon Bay: Fireworks dispute ends up in court
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for July 17
• Sister Bay: Centennial committee now meeting
• Sturgeon Bay: Athletes must attend July 25 meeting
• Accident Reports
• Five families featured in House and Garden Walk
• Births
• Novels hero hails from Southern Door
• Sister Bay: Flag retirement ceremony planned
• Sevastopol: Lightning causes house fire Sunday
• Sister Bay: Groups to host Star Gazing Party
• Keeping cool can be a challenge
• Sturgeon Bay: Powerboat handling seminar scheduled
• Sturgeon Bay: County Fair entry deadline nears
• Sturgeon Bay: MDCMC recognized for rehab services
• Sturgeon Bay: Maple Oregon bridge fails Tuesday
• Marinette: Two boats sink in Green Bay
• Southern Door School District budget options reviewed again
• Sturgeon Bay: Sixth OWI nets more than two years in prison
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for July 20
• Brussels: Bookkeeper charged with theft of $68K
• Wedding: Shefchik-Wurzer
• Engagement: Dragseth-Krueger
• HEAT WAVE
• Washington Island Lions welcome pilots for Fly-In and Fish Boil
• PHOTO GALLERY: Door County Triathlon
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - July 16
• Veolia says private-road homeowners need to trim overgrowth
• The time is ripe: Sweet cherries are ready, tart ones will be soon
• A magical midnight for muggles
• Triathletes cautioned about heat wave
• Dog attacks hiker at state park
• Invitation to AHS alumnae for Ladies Luncheon
• School district receives partial reimbursement
• Paulsen honored by Door County YMCA
• Gerdeen arrested in drinking bust
• False accusation may lead to criminal charges
• Accident reports
• Friendraisers help women, girls have a good life
• Work to begin on D, H
• Baileys Harbor: Parade winners named
• Gardner Village Board explores lighting options for community
• Ephraim: Village is hopping with summertime activities
• Egg Harbor: Librarys caterpillar growing and growing
• Brussels: Pride and Prejudice comes to So. Door stage
• Fish Creek: Dosenbachs hold reunion
• Jacksonport: Quilt Show goes through Sunday
• Forestville: Cherries have arrived
• Washington Island: Farm Museum to dedicate new barn
• Sister Bay: Church plans cherry festival
• Lee Traven honored as 2011 Philanthropist of the Year
• Sturgeon Bay: Harry Potter fans begin to gather for midnight showing of Deathly Hallows, Part II
• Carlsville: Ribbon is cut for Door County Distillery
• PHOTO GALLERY: Belgian Days festivities
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives: July 13
• Gibraltar summer school focus shifts
• Southern Door Family Center houses library of donated reading materials
• Fixes for intersection proposed at Egg Harbor Village Board meeting
• Kewaunee veterans court could serve as model for Door County
• Summer fun, learning at Sawyer Elementary School in Sturgeon Bay
• Man, 23, arrested after street fight in downtown Sturgeon Bay
• Local DNR wardens honored for life-saving acts
• Corrections
• Birth announcements
• Coming Events
• Door County House Garden Walk tickets available
• Gibraltar district support staff insurance plan remains unchanged
• Fly-in fish boil set for Saturday on Washington Island
• Animals blessed at Waseda Farms near Jacksonport
• Shrine in Champion to be featured on Nightline
• Gibraltar summer school focus shifts
• Sevastopol School District receives partial reimbursement
• Sturgeon Bay athletes need to attend July 25 meeting
• Sister Bay: Village Board considers backing Peninsular Research Station
• Sturgeon Bay bar fight leads to arrest
• Ephraim Village Board to review fire truck purchase, assesors contract
• Baileys Harbor Town Board to discuss beach, Coastal Byway, Segways
• Kewaunee County veterans court could serve as model for Door County
• Door County hospital recognized for rehab services
• Door County Kids Triathlon returns for the eighth year
• MDCMC Auxiliary House Garden Walk tickets on sale now
• Grateful for all blessings in Jacksonport
• Kayak swiped after falling into ditch
• Roadhouse to rebuild after devastating June fire
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: July 9
• Carrying comfort to Africa
• Local officials undergo FEMA training
• Transportation funds released to local governments
• Music featured at ice cream social
• Baileys Harbor: Fourth of July went off with a bang
• Peter J. Devlin column: Close encounters of the official kind
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council orders SBU to remove dead wood
• Village of Egg Harbor, Y team up to offer sailing lessons
• Washington Island: Potluck celebrates museums birthday
• Sister Bay: Summer means lots to do in village
• Sevastopol: Community yard sale is coming
• Jacksonport: Blessing of the Animals today
• Forestville: Belgian Days Parade Sunday
• Fish Creek: Campground opens
• Ephraim: Historical groups social tonight
• Egg Harbor: Thanks for help with floats
• Brussels: Story time offered at Family Center
• Egg Harbor woman injured in crash
• Fish Creek: Naples, Fla., pastor to visit Church of the Atonement
• Sturgeon Bay police break up underage drinking party
• Sturgeon Bay: Sidewalks OKd near Sunset Hill redevelopment
• Sturgeon Bay: Detour starts next week on Egg Harbor Road at Eighth Avenue
• Family rescued after hitting Dunlap Reef
• Court of Appeals upholds Sister Bays decision in Gage condo-hotel case
• Dr. J. Eric Paulsen honored by Door County YMCA
• Volunteers sought for Door County Triathlon on July 17
• Sevastopol School District raises lunch prices for fall
• Another serious crash at Wisconsin 57 and County C two injured
• Egg Harbor: Udderly sweet fudge, confections available at new store
• Town of Union: Chaudoirs Dock boat ramp closed for new construction
• Sturgeon Bay Police reports
• Champion: TV show visits Marian shrine
• Birth
• Ellison Bay: Niagara Escarpment monument rededicated
• T.J. Walker Middle School Honor Roll
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for July 6
• Traffic Court
• Door County: Two water accidents send youths to area hospitals
• Sheriff reports
• Education Notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Womens Fund grants awarded
• Sevastopol: Master Gardeners open house set for July 16
• Sturgeon Bay: Boating seminar planned July 9
• Southern Door: Cellcom donates trees to parks
• Gibraltar: Zion hymn sing scheduled July 10
• Pulaski: Women suspected in Door County burglaries
• Brussels: Queens return for 50th Belgian Days
• Southern Door FFA is regions Most Enthusiastic Chapter
• Sister Bay: Rock n Roll for the Shelter tickets on sale
• Small plane crashes on Washington Island
• Two women suspected in Door County, Algoma burglaries
• Chaudoirs Dock boat ramp closed for new construction
• Small plane crashes on Washington Island two people treated and released
• Rescue boat transferred to BUG Fire
• Doing the tough jobs
• Accident reports
• Rotary North gets its charter
• T. Ashwell moves to Cherry Hills
• Kopseker Trust Fund grants announced
• Bicycle shop sets opening
• Independence Day weekend is here
• United Way awards grants
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: July 2
• Washington Island: Legion fish boil this afternoon
• Sister Bay: Bargains Unlimited plans grand reopening for July 9
• Sevastopol: Activities galore over the Fourth
• Jacksonport: Summer flowers spruce up town
• Forestville: Library plans story times
• Fish Creek: Fourth of July weekend fun starts today
• Ephraim: Sunset services planned
• Ellison Bay: Festival was a success
• Egg Harbor: Monarchs and more at the library
• Brussels: Schoolyard Garden to blossom at So. Door
• Baileys Harbor: Another huge Independence Day in town
• Door Community Auditorium Corp., Gibraltar School Board renew lease agreement
• Southern Door school budget deliberations continue
• Northern Door churches plan Wednesday sunset services
• Sturgeon Bay: UPDATE: Historic Michigan Street Bridge reopens
• Sailing vessel Denis Sullivan docks in Sturgeon Bay this afternoon
• Ellsworth and Carla Peterson to be honored by YMCA tonight
• FFA Alumni plan to cook up a dairy good breakfast Sunday
• Fireworks season: Bang for your buck
• Trading places: Mobile Bay gets new leader
• Criminal traffic court
• Sturgeon Bay: Celebrate Women luncheon announced
• Sturgeon Bay: Counterfeit money surfaces
• Door County: Ribble touts budget reform to County Board
• Southern Door: WASB will help find new superintendent
• Nasewaupee assessor plans to retire
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for June 29
• Mels a new place for diners to eat, drink, be merry
• Third Avenue Playhouse sets auditions for Steppin Out
• Open casting call planned for indie film
• Three-year prison term for drug charges
• Sheriff reports
• Accidents
• Memories burn: Southern Door woman was born above Roadhouse
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: June 25
• Sister Bay: Historical society offers chance to see local gardens
• Sevastopol: School Board to meet Monday to discuss staffing
• Jacksonport: Art on Scenic Side offers art, food, music, fun next weekend
• Forestville: Graduates receive blessing at Holy Name of Mary
• Fish Creek: Historic Noble House and gardens are local treasures
• Ephraim: 2011 Fyr Bal a success
• Ellison Bay: Escarpment rock to be rededicated
• Egg Harbor: Calvary United Methodists Hackbardt to retire from ministry
• Brussels: Belgian Days turns 50
• Baileys Harbor: Golf outing, silent auction to benefit Ridges Sanctuary
• County wins town of Union road contract
• Egg Harbor Town Board not pleased with redistricting
• Southern Door School Board renews WEA Trust insurance contract
• Door County employee unions voting on contract changes
• Gibraltar High School repeats on Newsweeks Best list
• Sturgeon Bay: Michigan Street Bridge to reopen July 1
• Informational picketing outside Bay Shipbuilding Co. in Sturgeon Bay
• Sturgeon Bay: Car-motorcycle accident injures Missouri couple
• Second Celebrate Women luncheon planned for Aug. 24
• Cowboy Church launches in Ellison Bay
• Baileys Harbor: Spots remain in Bjrklunden seminars
• Protestors voice environment concerns
• City of Sturgeon Bay will remain in Door County Tourism Zone
• Recent Door County traffic accident reports
• Sturgeon Bay: Marsh Manor approved to be part of Deer Run
• Sheriff Reports
• Sturgeon Bay: City lot is a mess of invasive species
• Court Report
• Sister Bay: Bargains Unlimited ready for reopening
• Sturgeon Bay: Ministry named a top health industry performer
• Sturgeon Bay: Open house, Door CANcer benefit at Draft Haus
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake elects directors, honors retiring Delveaux
• Southern Door High School: Foundational person retires
• Liberty Grove: Kayak symposium set for July 7-10
• Sturgeon Bay: Free counseling for new and existing businesses
• U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl recognizes Baylake Bank
• Northern Door: Gajda named Baylake bank manager
• Egg Harbor: License renewed for burned tavern
• Sturgeon Bay: Students have warm gift for homeless children
• Sturgeon Bay: Payday loan manager charged with robbery hoax, embezzlement
• Sturgeon Bay: Apartment project stalled one more month
• Ellison Bay: Land Trust purchase of Grand View hits a snag
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for June 22
• Sister Bay: Waterfront Park dedicated
• Ephraim: Wilson is 2011 Fyr Bal Chieftain
• Door County Humane Society salutes its volunteers
• Ellison Bay: Land Trust purchase of Grand View hits a snag
• Kewaunee boat bomber sentenced to prison
• Sister Bay: Bargains Unlimited ready for grand reopening
• Washington Island greets new superintendent
• Ministry Health Care system named a top industry performer
• Sturgeon Bay Celebrates - Fourth of July
• Sister Bay dedicates newest section of Waterfront Park
• 2011 Ride for Nature benefits The Ridges Sanctuary
• Ephraim native Paul Wilson is 2011 Fyr Bal Chieftain
• County redistricting draws fire
• Door County supervisor goes to court in soil and water dispute
• Exhibits recall villages past
• YMCA exceeds campaign goal
• Police locate hit-and-run drivers
• Ideal Fathers Day gifts arent material things
• All communities plan to stay in tourism zone
• 4-H Horse and Pony Project donates $50K for barn
• Neighborhood Pub can expand its parking lot
• Sturgeon Bay School Board stays with WEA insurance
• Gibraltar School Board passes preliminary school budget
• Washington Island: Foss prepares for retirement from park manager post
• Sister Bay: YMCA and village renew recreation plan
• Kurtz Corral celebrates 50 years of riding the trails
• Sevastopol: Roads, supervisor districts on agenda
• Jacksonport: Farmers market opens
• Forestville: Rummage Sale today
• Fish Creek: Its a dogs life after all
• Ephraim: Theres no bal like Fyr Bal
• Ellison Bay: Countdown on to Olde Ellison Bay Days
• Egg Harbor: Mourning the Roadhouse
• Brussels: 50th Belgian Days features Heritage Tour
• Baileys Harbor: Women Build subject of dinner meeting
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: June 18
• Carlsville: Roadhouse fire ruled undetermined
• Egg Harbor: Sticky Cupola House sign situation resolved
• County highway restrictions removed from state budget
• Rory Walter found guilty of five felony counts in animal deaths
• REVIEW: Making God Laugh earns every belly laugh and tear
• Carlsville: Roadhouse lost
• Sturgeon Bay: Lodge at Leathem Smith opens Friday
• Egg Harbor Village Board: Gureski announces her retirement
• Sturgeon Bay: Father, sons tour Wisconsin
• Sturgeon Bay: Bridge opening schedule adjusted
• Southern Door School Board grapples with budget alternatives
• Sturgeon Bay: First synthetic marijuana bust
• Sturgeon Bay: My Sisters Caf moves midtown
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for June 15
• Ephraim: Fundraiser today for Aornelas
• Sturgeon Bay: Womens Fund to announce grants
• Baileys Harbor: Childrens Center commemorates 25 years
• Sister Bay: St. Lukes breaks ground for addition
• Door County threatens to pull services for state highways, bridges
• Door County: United Way scholarships awarded
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Click It or Ticket nets 144 tickets by city police
• Sturgeon Bay: New womens event shares meal, friendship
• Fire destroys Roadhouse tavern in Carlsville
• Letter: Counties association asks Legislature to pull non-fiscal aspects of highway budget measure
• Miss Wisconsin Kimberly Sawyer offers advice, reflects on year of service
• Door County will stop state highway maintenance, lift bridge operation unless budget is changed
• Save the Nelsons Marriage event surpasses goal, raises $16K for Habitat for Humanity of Door County
• PHOTO GALLERY: Miss Wisconsin pageant
• Layoffs, other cuts loom in 2012 without Door County government union concessions
• Door County will press to amend highway project prohibition
• Highway construction measure also riles Sheboygan County officials
• Comments sought on draft broadband investment plan for Northeastern Wisconsin
• Steel Bridge Songfest wraps up today
• Police warn of credit card phone scam
• Pond appeal rejected
• Animal mistreatment case back in court
• SOAR may be grounded next school year
• Players, Midsummers open this week
• Council hosts The Story of Stuff
• Free Inner Strength Training program
• Sailors body recovered
• Synthetic pot bill heads to governor
• U.S. Cellular adds cell site on Island
• Kurtz anniversary event to aid animal shelter
• YMCA plans community needs assessment meeting
• Slower speeds sought on Wood Lane Rd.
• Sister Bay: New skate park opens at sports complex
• Sevastopol: Board of Review scheduled for June 20
• Jacksonport: Summer basketball time available
• Retiring the flag honors veterans, country
• Forestville: Village Rummage Sale deadline extended
• Fish Creek: Seeing a different side of Door County
• Ephraim: Almost time to get Fyred up
• Ellison Bay: Talent sought for show
• Egg Harbor: Playing tourist with visit to Peninsula Pub
• Brussels: Time nears for annual Parade of Ponds
• Baileys Harbor: Ride for Nature next Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay Police Dept. staffing reduced by one
• Vehicle overturns, injures 4 in Egg Harbor
• County Boards special meeting planned to tackle state budget impact
• Southern Door mural creates soaring imagery
• Sturgeon Bay City Council approves new aldermanic district lines
• New park skating into Sturgeon Bay
• A summer job for the dogs
• Vehicle overturns, injures 4 in Egg Harbor
• Sturgeon Bay promotes two police officers
• Washington Island Canoe and Kayak Event features race on water, half-marathon
• Southern Door: Volunteers sought to spruce up Waniger Schoolhouse
• Door County Board plans special meeting Sunday to tackle state budget impact
• READ THE NEW MAP: Sturgeon Bay City Council approves aldermanic district lines
• YMCA plans community needs assessment meeting
• Kurtz Corral to aid Door County Humane Society with anniversary event
• Synthetic marijuana bill passes state Assembly, headed for governor
• Sheriff reports
• Traveling Back
• Door County students receive Rotary Club scholarships
• Luxemburg woman given two-year plea deal for theft
• Birth announcements
• Sturgeon Bay Utilities schedules electronics recycling day
• Save the Nelsons Marriage fundraiser supports Habitat for Humanity
• Museum seeks Sevastopol one-room school photos
• Relay for Life events to kick off in Sturgeon Bay
• Sailors body recovered
• Phragmites meeting set for Thursday in Sturgeon Bay
• Finance seminar for women offered tonight in Sturgeon Bay
• Sailing group offering knot-tying seminar in Sturgeon Bay
• Farmers invited to participate in Sister Bay market
• Health advisory issued after rabid bat found at Madison zoo
• Washington Island Sportsmans Club elects officers
• Sturgeon Bay hospital hires new marketing director
• Music and Arts School of Door County adds instructor
• Martin Park band shell built for summer concerts in Sturgeon Bay
• Miss Door County Emily Larsen to compete at Miss Wisconsin pageant
• Foreign-exchange student at home in Sevastopol
• School notes
• Court report
• DCEDC annual report available online
• Accident reports
• Coming events
• Eleanor Roosevelt to speak at Jacksonport Historical Society dinner meeting
• Autopsy: Paul Renard, missing sailor found in bay of Green Bay, died from hypothermia
• Door County Economic Development Corp. annual report is now online
• Financial seminar for women set for Wednesday evening
• Door County Historical Museum seeks Sevastopol one-room school photos
• PHOTO GALLERY: Brussels Side Pork Fest declared a success
• Body of missing sailor Paul Renard found off Oconto County
• Baileys Harbor: Smart Growth meeting postponed
• Coming Events June 6-10
• Softball tournament honors Dean Opichkas service
• Kewaunees Jordan Schmidt repeats as state champion hurdler
• Graduation Day arrives in Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, Gibraltar
• Emily Selner receives award from Kewaunee County dairy producers
• Friends of Door Counties Libraries plan book sales in Sturgeon Bay, Ephraim
• Lake Express high speed ferry visits Kewaunee
• Search suspended for sailboat owner in Green Bay off Red River Park
• Tom Jordan appointed to Washington Island Town Board
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - June 4
• Doctor has exam answers he wrote the questions
• Peninsular budget worries
• State budget committee roadwork vote concerns local officials
• Family of kayakers rescued on Lake Michigan
• Park dedication scheduled
• Maritime Museum plans D-Day observance
• Town revisits Smart Growth plan
• Night out raised $1,500 for Habitat
• St. John Bosco cookbooks for sale
• Sevastopol student newspaper, yearbook win 48 awards
• White Lace Inn honored by BedandBreakfast.com
• Washington Island: Ferry line opens visitor center at Northport
• Sister Bay: Next celebration is Jumpin June
• Jacksonport: Maifest Wrap-up, part one
• Forestville: Flag retirement ceremony on Flag Day
• Sevastopol: School year ending this week 52 seniors to graduate
• Fish Creek: Busy week ahead in town
• Ephraim: Luncheon, sale today
• Ellison Bay: Library needs volunteers
• Egg Harbor: Woodwalk music, theater, food enjoyable
• Brussels: Southern Door Elementary mural to be unveiled
• Baileys Harbor: Orchard focus of historical presentation
• Door County wineries unite to promote industry
• Potawatomi State Park needs volunteers to clear invasives
• Family of kayakers rescued off Rock Island
• Sevastopol High Schools Pioneer Chips newspaper and Pioneer yearbook honored
• Southern Door students mural to be unveiled
• White Lace Inn honored by BedandBreakfast.com
• Packers Kramer joins golf outing lineup
• Union Town Board approves roadwork proposals
• 150 Sturgeon Bay residents sign up to host garage sales
• Gibraltar students complete history pole project
• Dairyland Tin Lizzies Club takes Door County tour
• Chambers Island boating accident sends 12 to area hospitals
• More than a name: Heroes remembered during Door County Memorial Day ceremony
• Sevastopol scores big at DI Globals in Tennessee
• CAP schedules command change
• Family Centers of Door County events
• Births
• Buy Local plans networking event
• Cancer survivors invited to Sturgeon Bay YMCA
• Sturgeon Bay residents asked to help name creek
• Door County remembers: Memorial Day services
• Jadin touts Commerce reorganization
• WireTech, Seaquist owners honored by DCEDC
• Adopt a Soldier collections resume
• Sustain Door offers scholarship for weeklong training
• Strong Kids Campaign approaches its goal
• SBU power supplier to purchase power from Point Beach
• Bridge inspection planned Wednesday
• Road work set for Tuesday
• Miles Zastrow leaves building legacy
• Nautical Inn sailing again
• Construction begins on new public works garage
• Baileys Harbor: Lake irises in bloom
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 28
• Brussels: Food, fun and Kentucky Headhunters at Side Pork Fest
• Ephraim: Countdown on for Fyr Bal weekend
• Egg Harbor: Thanks to veterans for military service
• Sevastopol: Assessment review available this week
• Jacksonport: Pete, Marlene Larson to lead Maifest parade
• Forestville: American Legion remembers fallen veterans
• Fish Creek: Art League opens for the season
• Washington Island: Memorial Day program planned
• Sister Bay: Community garden offers opportunity to get hands dirty
• Sturgeon return to Sturgeon Bay art fair this weekend
• Frank A. Wood dies, former Door County Advocate owner-publisher
• Desire Wery, 88, Sturgeon Bay, dies while driving to hospital
• S.S. Badger car ferry makes its first crossing of 2011 season
• Sturgeon Bay Utilities power supplier to purchase nuclear power from Point Beach
• Sturgeon By The Bay return to city streets
• Cherry blossoms in bloom across the Door Peninsula
• WireTech Fabricators, Seaquist Orchards owners honored by Door County Economic Development Corp.
• Southern Door School District must overcome $867,970 deficit
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for May 25
• Egg Harbor: Sunnypoint Gardens changes hands
• Sturgeon Bay: Egg Harbor Road should open by Memorial Day
• County Board acts on wedding gazebo, museum plan
• New supervisory district lines get preliminary approval
• Washington Island: Former town supervisor admits wrongdoing
• Southern Door: Tile mural to be unveiled June 7
• Harbor Credit Union closing Algoma branch
• Accident Reports
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Dorchester names new executive
• Sturgeon Bay: HELP hires Bunnell as executive director
• Sturgeon Bay: St. Peters presents spring musical
• Egg Harbor: Village, YMCA announce sailing partnership
• Sturgeon Bay: ERA Starr names top producers
• NWTC expands Sturgeon Bay offerings
• Sturgeon Bay: High school students show off open house
• Door County graduation times
• HELP hires Bunnell as executive director
• Sturgeon Bay plans 4-6 hour water outage Wednesday near fairgrounds
• Harbor Credit Union closes Algoma branch
• Algoma: For Bush, its always been about the kids
• County Board likely to stay at 21 supervisors
• Track team helps to landscape a Habitat home
• Learning to live strong at the YMCA
• Community Clinic gets grant for counseling services
• Red Cross plans blood drive
• Click It or Ticket launches Monday
• New website aims for happy visitors
• Cardboard Congregation gathers to raise money, awareness
• Faith Perspective: Baseball a good metaphor for life
• Heidi Hodges column: Remembering a special doctor on a special day
• Sister Bay: Businesses move in and around
• Sevastopol: Master Gardeners prepare plant sale
• Jacksonport: Shepherds Market returns
• Forestville: Vacation Bible School planned at St. Peters
• Fish Creek/Gibraltar: New town worker comes home
• Ephraim: No better way to hone putting skills
• Ellison Bay: Service Club busy with Olde Ellison Bay Days prep
• Egg Harbor: Trilliums defy cool temps
• Brussels: Sign up for community rummage sale weekend
• Baileys Harbor: Spring Fling today on Town Hall grounds
• Donations fund Sturgeon Bay schools solar panels
• Egg Harbor, YMCA announce sailing partnership
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 21
• Door County Board likely to stay at 21 supervisors - See the proposed map
• Door County teens to camp out Friday night in Cardboard Congregation
• Sturgeon Bay High School track team will landscape Habitat for Humanity home
• Door County Community Programs Board seeks public input on budget
• Felonies
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Suicide prevention training scheduled
• Door County: New phone app designed to aid visitors
• Sturgeon Bay: Sale supports mission trip
• Sturgeon Bay: Council reviews police, fire staffing analysis
• Fish Creek: Church of Atonement announces schedule
• What butterflies see in Door County
• Kielar is National Merit Scholar
• Sturgeon Bay: Community Clinic receives CVS grant
• Sturgeon Bay: Michigan Street Bridge paint job runs over
• Sawyer second-graders support troops
• Pioneer Chips tops in its class
• Class cultivates healthy living
• Education Notes
• Egg Harbor: Fitzgeralds hope to open gift shop
• Sturgeon Bay: Hatco repays ESOP bank loans
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for May 18
• Door County: Mail carriers food drive a success
• Marine Travelift delivers hoist to New York City
• Sturgeon Bay: Veterans groups sponsor breakfast
• Sturgeon Bay: Free vessel safety checks planned
• Nasewaupee: Fuel, fertilizer reported stolen from cooperative
• Baileys Harbor: Nathan Nichols listed among 50 best home accent stores
• Baileys Harbor: Hidden camera nets more prison time
• Ellison Bay: Savory Spoon promotes McCarthy to operations manager
• Brussels awards nine road projects
• Sturgeon Bay: Michigan Street Bridge paint job runs over
• Scaled-down Door-Kewaunee Legislative Days in progress today
• YMCA hosts spring planting/landscaping program
• Jacksonport Wharf added to state Register of Historic Places
• Diesel fuel, fertilizer reported stolen from cooperative
• Sturgeon Bay City Council to discuss police and fire staffing analysis
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives - May 14
• A Grand View indeed: Door County Land Trust launches seven-week campaign to complete purchase of view
• Toddler drives into Brussels storefront
• Gardner: New Town Board overrules old board
• Southern Door School Board discusses superintendent search
• Sturgeon Bay: Counselors earn national recognition
• Washington Island: New superintendent hired
• Lightning strike suspected in Southern Door barn fire
• Gibraltar: Budget plan further reduces revenue limits for states schools
• Sister Bay: Village rummage sale next weekend
• Sevastopol: Visitors from Azerbaijan welcomed to county
• Jacksonport: Mr. Gs Banquet Hall renovated
• Forestville: Emergency Vehicle Fun Day is back
• Ellison Bay: Savory Spoon has new manager
• Egg Harbor: Week full of community highlights
• Fish Creek: Bugs, flies, suckers have arrived
• Ephraim: Famous figures walk again
• Brussels: Dispose of old flags in box at fire station
• Baileys Harbor: Busy weekend coming up
• Door County celebrates National Tourism Week
• Fire destroys barn in southern Door County town of Union
• Teens raise A Drop in the Bucket to build well
• Gibraltar: State budget plan further reduces revenue limits for schools
• Sturgeon Bay officers attend police memorial ceremony
• Correction: Notice to readers
• Door County gardening 2011: Know your pests
• Egg Harbor: Board talks round about downtown congestion
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for May 11
• Sturgeon Bay: Hearing on higher electric rates set for next week
• Nasewaupee: Come play with big toys
• Births
• Door County: Mail carriers food drive is Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay: Red Cross plans blood drive
• Sturgeon Bay: Eric Murrock benefit sold out
• Sturgeon Bay: Scammers posing as friends, family
• Sturgeon Bay: Meeting advocates for school gardens
• Sturgeon Bay: Habitat plans volunteer fair
• Fish Creek: YMCA schedules Health Fair
• Sturgeon Bay: New west side waterfront planning begins
• Walloon expert coming to Namur Sunday
• Fish Creek: Neighbor questions rezoning strip of land
• Sturgeon Bay: Ys Peterson tribute rescheduled
• Ginka Cohn, Peninsula Dance Council founder, dies at 87
• John Davis for President campaign pulls through Sturgeon Bay
• Egg Harbor: Judge rules Mojo Rosas mural is a mural
• Door County Visitor Bureau to host National Tourism Week Breakfast on Wednesday
• Northeast Wisconsin Technical College expands offerings at Sturgeon Bay campus
• Dominick Meyer, Annie Weasler pace 2011 Door County Half Marathon
• Festival of Blossoms marks the month of May in Door County
• Azerbaijan delegation visits Door County
• Prayer warriors congregate
• The Lodge radio station emerges as a leader
• Car strikes Neighborhood Pub, vehicles
• Southern Door: Students offer feedback on food program
• Mom of seven is new graduate
• Organic alternative now available
• Brussels: Emergency Vehicle Fun Day on May 15
• Egg Harbor: Best small town in state
• Ephraim: Not a bad day for a run in the park
• Ellison Bay/Gills Rock: Ninth Art Crawl almost upon us
• Jacksonport: Parks meeting planned
• Forestville: Youth Ministry car wash today
• Fish Creek: Town is pretty as a picture
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: May 7
• Washington Island: Gunnlaugsson to enter hall of fame
• Sevastopol: Cubs opener at home
• League of Women Voters of Door County to host delegation from Azerbaijan starting tonight
• 2,000 runners expected Saturday at Peninsula State Park
• Sturgeon Bay shipyards open for tours Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay mall robbery turns out to be a hoax
• Wellness Center of Door County co-sponsors womens health summit
• Sturgeon Bay: Faithful gather for National Day of Prayer
• Car sideswipes Sturgeon Bay restaurant Algoma man cited
• Door County Right to Life plans Rose Sale
• Scammers target Door County homeowners, elderly residents
• Sunshine House honors staff, volunteers, community partners at awards dinner
• Baileys Harbor: Cottage destroyed by fire
• Destination ImagiNation: Global competition looms for Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol
• Forestville woman who abandoned puppies brought to justice
• Forestville Village Board drenched in water problems
• Osama bin Ladens death: A long time coming
• Sturgeon Bay: Blasting, then traffic light coming to Egg Harbor Road
• Sister Bay: State grants $1.5 million to village
• Door County builders offer Showcase of Homes
• Door County reacts to Osama bin Ladens death
• Accident reports
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Cinco de Mayo celebration
• Appleton: Outage affects newspaper delivery
• Sturgeon Bay: Electronics Recycling Day on May 7
• Sturgeon Bay: Boys and Girls Club offers summer program
• Sturgeon Bay: Senior Resource Center open again
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for May 4
• Sevastopol: Creation-evolution debate subject of talks
• Sturgeon Bay: Eric Murrock benefit planned
• Read the Sturgeon Bay fake pot ordinance
• Door County: Nursing students invited to apply for Erdmann Scholarship
• Sturgeon Bay: Michigan Street Bridge painting continues at rapid pace
• Commerce Secretary Paul Jadin to address Door County Economic Development Corp. luncheon
• Sturgeon Bay: Crews blasting to prepare for new traffic light at 14th and Egg Harbor Road
• Sturgeon Bay police seek help finding robbery suspect
• Door County reacts to Osama bin Ladens death
• Update: Senior Resource Center, Meals on Wheels to reopen Tuesday
• Sturgeon Bay: Man in custody after disturbance
• Sturgeon Bay police arrest 48-year-old suspect in drug bust
• U.S. Coast Guard crew picks up along Canal Road
• Door County builders offer Showcase of Homes
• Baileys Harbor: Door Shakespeare theater company to expand staging for Twelfth Night
• Jim Larsen Boys and Girls Club of Door County offers summer program
• United Way of Door County volunteers deploy for Day of Caring
• Benefit event for Eric Murrock planned on May 14
• Sturgeon Bay: City Council prepares for hits in local budget
• Green Bay: Door native, Baylake CEO honored by UWGB
• Sturgeon Bay: The Y aims to be family friendly
• Sturgeon Bay: Door County Historical Museum opens Sunday school info sought
• Sturgeon Bay: Water, sewer failure causes homeowner headaches
• Sturgeon Bay: Local high court recount takes 3 days
• Southern Door: A different world
• Sturgeon Bay: Husby, four others honored with Golden Hearts
• Sturgeon Bay: Sisters are Groovin this weekend
• Birth
• Sturgeon Bay: National Day of Prayer event scheduled
• Sturgeon Bay: Buy Local initiative touts Door producers
• Sturgeon Bay: Access limited to Egg Harbor Road
• Egg Harbor: Firefighter expenses concern village officials
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for the week of April 30
• Fish Creek: Door Community Auditorium announces 20th anniversary season
• Sister Bay: State grants $1.496 million to village
• Sevastopol: Quinten Schleicher wins ethics scholarship
• Sturgeon Bay: Access limited for Egg Harbor Road
• Sturgeon Bay: City Council prepares for hits in local budget
• Golden Heart award winners: George Husby, Imelda Delchambre, MaryCaroline Georges, Kaaren Northrop, Altrusa Club
• Door County Historical Museum opens Sunday seeking school photos and information
• Water and sewer failure causes homeowner headaches in Sturgeon Bay
• Kewaunee nuclear plant for sale
• UWGB honorees have Door County connections
• Sturgeon Bay: Fire and Police commissioners named
• Southern Door teams win middle school math meet
• Door County joins in Wisconsin Supreme Court recount
• Southern Door School Board renews Aviands food contract
• Kentucky: Blahnik honored by Goodwill International
• Ninth Jacksonport Historical Society book released
• Births
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 27
• Accident reports
• Sturgeon Bay: No agreement yet on dividing room tax dollars
• Sturgeon Bay: Meyer earns hospice certification
• Sturgeon Bay: SBPD helps nab sexual predator
• Sturgeon Bay: Golden Heart Awards salutes volunteers
• Madison: Jobless rate drops slightly
• Door County: Day of Caring volunteers sought
• Sturgeon Bay: Women Build work days scheduled
• Sturgeon Bay: Shipyard Tour set for May 7
• Egg Harbor: Blossom Run is Saturday
• Door County: 4-Hers recycle in fundraising program
• Door County: Peninsula Singers concert features guest chorus
• Sturgeon Bay: Curves new owner plans open house, food drive
• Hellmans, Behnke honored by United Way
• Door County DI teams going to Globals
• Sturgeon Bay: Marina View Apartments to expand
• Rite of passage
• Jacksonport: Ninth volume of history released
• Sturgeon Bay: Marina View Apartments to expand
• Southern Door School Board renews Aviands food service contract
• Three Door County teams advance to Destination ImagiNation global finals
• No agreement yet on dividing Door County room tax dollars
• Citywide garage sale planned
• Jacket returned and not too late
• Bridge inspections this week
• Reflecting on the meaning of holy
• League of Women Voters to host visitors
• Remembering the importance of Easter
• Easter Week Services
• School Board to welcome Zahn
• Board approves changes to code application
• One more reason to celebrate
• Special appeals panel to examine pond issue
• Preservation meeting planned
• School Board OKs administrator contracts
• Cat-adoption discount offered
• County Board approves funding resolution
• Kids learn healthy habits at Y event
• Thanks for support during cancer treatments
• Two Easter services set
• Fett named as new alderman Stutting starts term
• Art league to feature Woodwalk Gallery owner
• Dvorak to share story
• Honor society to induct 14
• Meyer earns hospice certification
• 3 injured when vehicle overturns
• Y scramble golf event July 25
• Summer Migrant Program planned
• Shredding event scheduled
• Traveling Back
• Southern Door solo-ensemble instrumental results
• Easter Week Services
• Buy Local Food Mixer April 27 in Sturgeon Bay
• American Red Cross blood drive May 11 in Sturgeon Bay
• Writer, poet plans book-signing in Sturgeon Bay
• Dining Around the Door set for May 22
• Visitors Bureau in Sturgeon Bay expanding
• Sturgeon Bay math team takes state championship
• Free skin cancer screening to be offered in Sturgeon Bay
• Maxwelton Braes opens Friday in Baileys Harbor
• Walkers recycling proposal could save Gardner $31K
• Carlsville Business Association, Egg Harbor Historical Society to receive funds
• Traveling Back
• Union supervisors to decide old town hall fate
• Coming Events
• Egg Harbor board sets town clerk annual salary at $31K
• Correction
• Birth announcement
• Door County tourism industry continues its recovery
• Southern Door solo-ensemble vocal music results
• Southern Door students place 11th in Milwaukee cooking contest
• Lt. Gov. Kleefisch proud to work with Gov. Walker
• Mission possible: Group from Family Worship Center volunteer at Hope Childrens Home
• Sharing the harvest
• Home build to begin in Sunset Hill No. 2 subdivision
• Community rummage sale deadline nears
• Shoreline issues topic of meeting
• Assembly honors Al Johnson
• Egg Harbor Road detour starts Monday
• Celebrating Christ in the Passover
• Stop, drop and read
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate Archives: April 16
• Washington Island: Sportsmen fundraiser tonight
• Sister Bay: Easter egg hunt coming
• Sevastopol: Board to hear report on community marketing fund
• Jacksonport: Quiet Side Easter egg hunt
• Forestville: DCHS garage sale in May
• Fish Creek: Warming up to springtime
• Ephraim: Rug hooking program planned
• Ellison Bay: Service Club starts season
• Egg Harbor: Library will have holiday hours
• Brussels: Belgian American Club meetings to start May 19
• Baileys Harbor: Park panel plans to meet Monday
• Ephraim recount confirms tally
• Brussels park caretaker applicants to be queried
• Japanese visitors arrive for program
• Focused on his gifts: Chef Andy Mueller emerges as executive chef at Cherry Hills
• County S reconstruction to begin Tuesday
• Ice fisherman rescued off Potawatomi State Park
• Door County: Easter services information sought
• Namur: No Belgian club meeting next week
• Sister Bay: NDCC plans Zumba event
• Sister Bay: DCEDC offers business counseling
• Sturgeon Bay: Speaker ties Passover, Last Supper
• Egg Harbor: Cashin named to Village Board
• Southern Door School Board: Innis to retire board recalls teachers
• Administrator: Door County prepared to tackle deficit
• Sister Bay businesses to be allowed bigger signs
• DKBEP to be honored by state
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 13
• Coming Events
• Sturgeon Bay: Tourism breakfast set for May 11
• Births
• Door County: Easter egg hunts planned
• Education Notes
• Coffees in their genes
• Door County Traffic Court
• Sturgeon Bay: Careers on wheels rolled out
• Spring insects bugging you
• Mueller lands at Cherry Hills
• School Board plans special meeting
• Client sought for building project
• Ride for Nature registration open
• Benefit dinner planned for Community Clinic
• Best gardens sought for contest
• Golden Heart nominees announced
• Door County drunken-driving convictions
• Kleefisch to address GOP dinner
• Faith Perspective: Remember to love thy neighbor
• Washington Island: Visitors enhance life on Island
• Sister Bay: Historical Society is a village treasure
• Sevastopol: Annual meeting has full agenda
• Jacksonport: Annual meeting Tuesday
• Forestville: Village Board thanks president
• Fish Creek: Spring settles in
• Ephraim: Blei to open poetry series Wednesday
• Ellison Bay: Five local students in Fiddler on the Roof
• Egg Harbor: Meals, deals and county art league news
• Brussels: Buy, browse small animals and more
• Baileys Harbor: Here comes the Brown Trout Tourney
• Gardner Town Board members bid adieu
• Door County Traffic Court II
• Door County Traffic Court I
• Benzshawel resigns from Sturgeon Bay Common Council
• Door County Cooperative hears upbeat financial report
• WPFF celebrates 20 years on air
• Election follow-up settles races
• Welcome to reality: Artificial babies give students a taste of parenthood
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council tackles sales of fake pot in city
• The keys to their success
• Baileys Harbor: Recycling stays at fire station
• Births
• Carlsville fire destroys mobile home
• Door County: Easter services information sought
• Downing completes Air Force training
• Education Notes
• Sturgeon Bay wins another math title
• Sturgeon Bay Cinema 6 going digital
• Shooting for inspiration
• Sturgeon Bay: Memories of shipwreck still vivid for Hale
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for April 6
• Door County election results
• Two school votes pass, So. Door fails
• A new lease on life
• Sturgeon Bay retreat focuses on building marriages
• Door County Classic Chess Tournament results
• Habitat for Humanity seeks new homeowners
• Referendums, state race may spike voting Tuesday
• Library and Sustain Door plan study groups
• Class to discuss how to attract birds
• Jobless rate remains highest
• Final Four Family Night planned for Monday
• Bridge painters back at work
• Shipwreck survivor speaks tonight
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Fish Creek: Peace along the water as winter fades
• Egg Harbor: Country Lady settling into Main Street Shops
• Washington Island: Foss awarded Kohl fellowship
• Sister Bay: Myla, Jack will be missed
• Jacksonport: Bittorf Brothers still going strong at 50
• Forestville: A full ballot Tuesday
• Ephraim: Snowbirds coming home
• Ellison Bay: Nice to have Viking back
• Brussels: Community Rummage Sale day may be in towns future
• Gibraltar, Washington Island districts may share administrative, tech services
• Baileys Harbor: Volunteers needed for trout tourney
• Lo Artisan Distillery to preserve Hmong tradition of rice spirits
• Viking Grill bounces back
• Baileys Harbor: Voters to consider town core boundaries
• Ellison Bay: Viking Grill and Lounge reopens Friday
• Southern Door School Board tables food service renewal
• Spring Election QA: Three candidates for two Gibraltar seats
• Spring Election QA: Egg Harbor Town Board
• Referendum roundup: County schools ask taxpayers for extra help
• Door County Circuit Court
• Spring Election QA: Write-in emerges for Washington Island chairman
• Felonies
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 30
• Education Notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Marine Travelift adds South American dealership
• Birth
• Sturgeon Bay: Co-op sets annual meeting
• New owner lands Leathem Smith Lodge
• Sturgeon Bay: Large item pickup begins April 8
• Sturgeon Bay brush pickup April 25
• Door County: Strong Kids campaign promotes local shopping
• Egg Harbor: YMCA Blossom Run set for April 30
• Namur: Netherlands speaker to address Belgian Heritage Foundation
• Egg Harbor: League to hold mixer
• Sturgeon Bay: Kick Coffeehouse comes full circle
• Candidates for Jacksonport town chairman
• Ephraim Village Board candidates
• Baileys Harbor town chairman candidates
• Communications tower near wildlife area denied
• High court candidate woos Door Democrats
• New buses arrive
• Felonies
• St. Lukes plans expansion
• Party with the Poets set for Sunday
• Scholarship deadline pending
• Home and Garden Expo features prizes, seminars
• Sturgeon Bay City Council 5th Aldermanic District
• Candidates for Jacksonport Town Supervisor No. 1
• Guest Column: Bodywork, massage therapy offer stress relief
• Family Line: More kids participating in school breakfast programs
• Heidi Jodges column: Ready for Real Housewives of Sturgeon Bay
• Washington Island: Mosling Recreation Center getting an upgrade
• Sister Bay: Village rummage sale coming up
• Sevastopol: School takes its spring break
• Jacksonport: Community loses two familiar faces
• Forestville: Daddy D goes country with new production
• Fish Creek: Hoping to give spring a second chance
• Ephraim: Services continue through Lent
• Egg Harbor: Shopping across the county line
• Brussels: Tackle cabin fever at breakfast social
• Baileys Harbor: Old Man Winter plays one more trick
• Sevastopol School District prepares for referendum vote
• Southern Door teachers, School Board approve contract extension
• Sturgeon Bay City Council 3rd Aldermanic District
• Sturgeon Bay teachers accept new contract
• Sturgeon Bay: Door County Home Garden Expo features prizes, seminars
• Spring Election Candidate QA: Forestville Town Board
• Spring Election Candidate QA: Sister Bay Village President
• Spring Election Candidate QA: Southern Door School Board
• Sturgeon Bay: Howies Tackle, Cherryland Motel bought
• Research vessel will be based in Sturgeon Bay
• Door County: Legislative Days events postponed
• Sturgeon Bay: Kloppenberg, Shaber to address Democrats
• Sturgeon Bay: Businesswomen offer scholarship
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 19
• Green Bay: Berglund elected district chairman
• Sturgeon Bay: Small Animal Swap, Flea Market April 16
• Coast Guard plans boat safety courses
• Sturgeon Bay teachers mull contract counteroffer
• Solar start
• Spring Election Candidate QA: Town of Gardner Supervisor No. 1
• Sturgeon Bay: Bay Ship secures major contract
• Door County: Spring election candidates speak
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 23
• Larsen named Door County poet laureate
• Spring Election Candidate QA: Town of Gardner Treasurer
• Bay Shipbuilding of Sturgeon Bay secures major contract
• Finding joy through adversity
• Car accident temporarily closes bridge
• St. Patricks Day parade winners in Sturgeon Bay
• Boat safety courses planned
• Information meeting scheduled
• January jobless rate high
• Man faces new sex assault charges
• Marina View condo project stalls until Plan Commissions June meeting
• Sevastopol: School names highest honors
• Washington Island: Club schedules hunting classes
• Jacksonsport: Sure signs of spring
• Forestville: Zoning, town boards meet Monday
• Fish Creek: Spring means melting ice
• Ephraim: April election absentee ballots available
• Ellison Bay: Seasons are changing
• Egg Harbor: Church offers Lenten series
• Van Kirk named to Sturgeon Bay School Board
• Brussels: A hint of Branson comes to Southern Door
• Baileys Harbor: The ballot: A sign of spring
• Nasewaupee fire station remodeling approved
• Village of Egg Harbor fire station work gets green light
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council candidate forum highlights budget woes
• Sturgeon Bay School Board, union to move on contracts
• Sturgeon Bay fire causes heavy damage, claims pet
• Wood duck house-distribution event set
• League of Women Voters candidate forum set for Thursday
• Smoking ban violations net fines for Brussels taverns
• Superintendent says referendum critical for Southern Door schools
• Fire destroys barn in Nasewaupee
• One of two Egg Harbor Village Board vacancies filled
• Correction
• Traveling Back
• Accident Report
• Sturgeon Bay Honor Society inductees are named
• Birth announcements
• Sturgeon Bay manufacturer Marine Travelift gets e-mail from Japan
• Sturgeon Bay police respond to domestic dispute
• Puppies rescued in Southern Door
• Maple trees tapped in Egg Harbor
• Elissa Taylor appointed Jacksonport town clerk
• Cecilia Abshire crowned Miss Fond du Lac
• Event celebrates life of poet
• Plan for former Applebees is off
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Volunteer Corner: Recognize volunteers good work at celebration
• Sevastopol: Seasonal jobs available at park
• Sister Bay: Improvements planned for marina
• Jacksonport: Everyones Irish for one day a year
• Forestville: Big donation to local food pantry
• Fish Creek: Signs of spring abound
• Ephraim: Former historical foundation president dies
• Ellison Bay: Memory loss program scheduled for March 20
• Egg Harbor: Winters end nears as ice melts
• Brussels: Assembly to focus on vision impairment
• Baileys Harbor: New ride program for vets
• No final layoffs for Sturgeon Bay School District
• Jacksonport voters get taste of new town board
• Sunshine School students learn to yell and tell
• An Old House honor for Sturgeon Bay neighborhood
• Snowball fights violate Sturgeon Bay ordinance
• Baileys Harbor: Investigation uncovers new allegations
• Southern Door: Former superintendent Hansen dies at 83
• Washington Island: Stayton pleads not guilty to misconduct
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 9
• Benefit concert scheduled
• Accidents
• Southern Door: High School hosts chess tourney
• Sturgeon Bay: Schools offer special program for parents
• Sturgeon Bay: Master Gardeners sponsor geology lecture
• Hospital Auxiliary announces scholarships
• Egg Harbor: Its maple syrup time
• Brussels: District sets referendum meetings
• Namur Belgian Heritage Foundation receives seed grant
• Southern Door students learn new craft
• Schools wait to see how budget cuts will affect them
• Local officials brace for state shortfall
• United Way to begin granting process
• Tractor safety scholarship available
• Memorial Fish Fry planned
• Chess tourney March 12
• Recycling service day slated for March 16
• Lions rose sale under way
• Road contractor picked for Walmart project
• Southern Door students to perform on CP Telethon
• Jim Olson Express expands with 2nd location
• Baileys Harbor: Build birdhouse, family memories
• Ellison Bay: Spring is on its way
• Egg Harbor: Something Fishy moves
• Brussels: Sleeping Beauty takes the stage
• Ephraim: Sacrificial meal at church before Wednesday service
• Fish Creek: New shop opening
• Sevastopol: Historical Society to be discussed
• Jacksonport: Signs of spring appearing everywhere
• Forestville: PIE meeting this week
• Sister Bay: Broomball tourney vets finally win
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Washington Island: Island Players keep up the drama
• Southern Door School Board candidates make opinions heard
• Heidi Hodges column: Adventures in search for new ringtone
• Looking to save money, Gardner Town Board OKs reduction
• Bankruptcy leads to popular Door County chefs departure
• Sturgeon Bay: Felony injury charge for alleged drunken driver
• Washington Island: Town Board supervisor charged with misdemeanor
• Accidents
• Union Town Board plans to eradicate wild parsnip
• The party of a century
• Candidates to appear in Jacksonport forum Thursday
• Sturgeon Bay: Destination ImagiNation regional Saturday
• Egg Harbor: Old town photos, documents sought
• Sturgeon Bay: Door County Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Sturgeon Bay: Door Habitat seeks volunteer artists
• Sturgeon Bay Police Department has new website
• Southern Door School District: New school calendar approved
• Gibraltar School District: A cultural celebration
• Ligman opens Sawyer students eyes to life of visually impaired
• Sturgeon Bay: Michigan Street Bridge to close
• Southern Door: Adopt a Soldier effort expands
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for March 2
• Corrections
• Traveling Back
• Birth announcements
• Kitty OReillys Irish Pub in Sturgeon Bay celebrates first anniversary
• Sevastopol man gets new heart surgery successful
• 12 teachers in Southern Door School District receive preliminary layoff notices
• Seven Sevastopol teachers face layoffs, work-hour reductions
• Sturgeon Bay School Board to issue preliminary layoff notices
• Gov. Scott Walkers budget repair proposal headed to Senate
• Green Bay Packers Foundation distributes $205K in grants
• Birth announcements
• Math meet results from Feb. 14 meet in Algoma
• Booster Club Chili Cook-Off set for Friday at Sturgeon Bay High School
• No teacher layoffs expected in Gibraltar
• Egg Harbor fire station-renovation meeting set for March 16
• 3 men, vehicle fall through ice into bay in Southern Door County
• Southern Door candidate forum set for March 2
• 3 men, vehicle fall through ice into bay in Southern Door County
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Feb. 23
• Campsite in Sturgeon Bay to be designated as an historic site
• Door County Reads series closes with talk by Bradbury expert
• Community literacy night at Sawyer Elementary School draws 180
• Door County Sheriffs Department investigates disruption at Sevastopol High School dance
• UPDATE: Missing state senator will address Door Democrats by phone
• Door County administrator predicts challenging times are ahead
• Community, tourism groups urged to talk
• Concerns over communications tower stall action
• Catch the Wave at Strong Kids benefit
• Wellness Center receives grants
• Camp Confidence announced
• Budget includes harbor, canal projects
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives: Feb. 19
• Family Line: Food safety training offered
• Heidi Hodges column: The lights are bright ... a little too bright
• Sevastopol: Kiosks proposed on scenic byway
• Jacksonport: League of Women Voters plans candidate forum
• Forestville: Flat Stanley comes to library
• Fish Creek: St. Pauls Lutheran Church offers bevy of events
• Ephraim: Peninsula Music Festival offers scholarships
• Ellison Bay: Elder issues series continues
• Brussels: FFA Alumni Wine and Cheese Gala tickets on sale
• Egg Harbor: Not too early to reserve marina slip
• Baileys Harbor: AARP gives free tax help
• Sturgeon Bay teachers contracts OKd, pending state budget news
• Gibraltar School Board seeks to fill open positions
• United Way: 50 years of giving
• Taking it to the streets
• Sturgeon Bay seeks judgment in 2009 chemical spill
• School officials anxious about impact of bill
• Traffic Court
• Sturgeon Bay: Childress receives Edward Jones award
• Kelleher is publisher of Time magazine
• Sister Bay firm helps businesses navigate social media
• RPC to consider tower
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 16
• League plans March candidate forums
• Door-Kewaunee lobby days scheduled
• Southern Door FFA speakers advance
• Strong Kids campaign chairs announced
• Called for duty
• Unions fight back
• Paint the Door Pink receives grant
• Singing Valentines available
• Light primary election ballot
• YMCA celebrates My Y Week
• Moeller appointed to probate/family court
• Golden Heart nomination forms available
• Two animal neglect cases settled
• Local soldier touched by generosity
• Accidents
• Dream Super Bowl trip turns into nightmare
• Volunteerism is Wisdom Wednesday topic
• Lakeshore CAP seeks new operator for food pantries
• New van service for veterans
• The second time around
• Neighbor-to-Neighbor plans impact study
• Heidi Hodges column: Packers won the Super Bowl. Now what
• Washington Island: Anglers go to work this weekend at 34th annual Fish Derby
• Sister Bay: Moravian church plans Valentine event
• Sevastopol: Make park reservations for summer parties now
• Forestville: 4-H team wins state title at Quiz Bowl
• Fish Creek: Moped winner is from New London
• Ephraim: Another Open Door Luncheon on Wednesday
• Egg Harbor: Isadoora plans night of Bradbury Feb. 25-27
• Brussels: Still time to lend a hand in school mural
• Private donations far surpass stimulus to Washington Island school
• Baileys Harbor: A Super Sunday in town thanks to Packers win
• Egg Harbor Village Board cancels meeting
• Village wont buy Sister Bay Caf
• Advocate earns WNA awards
• Brussels seeks highway fixes at 57 and C
• Door County Library Notes
• Traveling Back in Door County
• YMCA Community Leaders Breakfast set for Feb. 15
• Forestville wastewater plant operator resigns
• Legality of Forestville meeting debated
• Sturgeon Bay Family Restaurant opens
• Door County Sheriffs Department warns of cell phone scam
• Bar owners in Door County cited for smoking ban violations
• Door County Accident Report
• Door County plans to spray wild parsnip
• Egg Harbor supervisor candidate suspends campaign
• District viability concerns Sevastopol superintendent
• Ladder House in Sturgeon Bay closes doors
• American Family Insurance agency opens new location in Sturgeon Bay
• School mural depicts life in Southern Door
• Pollman plans to open One Two Nine in May in Sturgeon Bay
• Emily Larsen crowned Miss Door County 2011
• Sevastopol math meet results
• Chili cook-off announced
• Open enrollment starts Monday
• DCEDC Northern Door hours resume
• Board member resigns
• Storm strands guest speaker
• Garden education series to launch
• Fincantieri engineer: Bay Ship will build
• Nothing to just shake off
• Relay for Life kick-off meeting set
• Give Kids A Smile Day expands this year
• Isabella Dippel knows more than not much
• Traveling Back Through the Door County Advocate Archives
• Heidi Hodges column: Enough of the snow, cold winter has worn out its welcome
• Washington Island: Two Islanders head to DC Idol
• Sister Bay: Broomball is winter fun
• Sevastopol: Spring primary election is Feb. 15
• Jacksonport: The Big Game dominates weekend
• Forestville: Teen wins spelling bee
• Fish Creek: Road trip offers fresh perspective
• Ephraim: Foundation hires new curator
• Egg Harbor: Historic school materials sought
• Brussels: Women prepare for Pampering and Practicalities
• Baileys Harbor: Busy weekend around the peninsula
• Sturgeon Bay to get its first bus stop
• School investigates scrawled threat in restroom
• UPDATE: Southern Door student taken into custody for alleged threat against administrator
• Area teens participate in 30 Hour Famine
• Students, seniors share a day
• Door County Home sales and values up
• Feit, dentists aim to educate new legislators
• Sturgeon Bay: New restaurant coming
• Forestville man charged in hit-and-run death
• Chimney fire causes minor damage in Sevastopol
• OASIS Center a service outlet for older adults
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Feb. 2
• Brussels: Eleven will vie for Miss Door County on Saturday
• Births
• Traffic Courts
• Education Notes
• Miss Door County tickets going fast
• Sturgeon Bay: Fincantieri exec to speak at museum
• Connecting readers to island life
• Bright idea for businesses
• County judges speak out on campaign financing and more
• Family heritage recreated
• Accidents
• Unemployment rate hits 10.8 in December
• YMCA hosts Valentine craft class
• Home Builders announce directors
• J.C. Penney Service Desk to stay open
• Green Island proposal gets a yellow light from Marinette County
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Volunteer Center: A new year of volunteering
• Faith Perspective: Maybe we could talk about this
• Heidi Hodges column: No one knocking Thompson now
• Sister Bay: The year-round village
• Sevastopol: School Board approves April referendum
• Washington Island: Winter ferry schedule expanded
• Jacksonport: Busy day and night at Whitefish Dunes
• Forestville: Youth attend Holstein Convention
• Fish Creek: Winter Festival is upon us
• Ellison Bay: Free movie at library
• Egg Harbor: Town prepares for 150th anniversary
• Brussels: DC Idol finals feature three So. Door students
• Baileys Harbor: Novel Ideas to host Fahrenheit discussion
• Room tax commission backs community marketing fund
• Ephraim drops land purchase offer
• Edmodo connects Sturgeon Bay teachers, students
• Egg Harbor fire station financial details due in spring
• Gardner: Illinois fishermen rescued from CO poisoning in shanty
• Lockwood creating gifts for womens group awards
• QA: Ribble wants health care repaired, civility in Congress
• Sevastopol: District sets referendum question
• Sturgeon Bay: Ice safety demos scheduled
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 26
• Sixth-grader restrained
• Fish Creek: Chili Cook-Off entries sought
• Baileys Harbor: Girl Scouts have Frosty Fun
• Sturgeon Bay: Hanten book-signing at Econo Foods
• Door County crop assistance program open
• Perrys Northern Sound blues comes to DC Auditorium
• McCutcheon to play White Gull concert
• At the Galleries
• Islam, West topic of next lecture at DC Auditorium
• Focusing on Fahrenheit
• Expressing themselves
• Electrical fire damages Gills Rock Stoneware
• Southern Door: Revenue cap referendum will be on April ballot
• Accidents
• Sturgeon Bay man accused of animal neglect
• Birth
• Ephraim: Plan Commission denies permit for parking lot
• Misdemeanors
• Door County: Property tax deadline Monday
• Comstock featured in New North exhibit
• Bandwidth: Club, Bar and Restaurant Gigs
• To-Do List
• Crossroads at Big Creek: Peninsula shouldnt take books for granted
• Reflections and Diversions: Different shoes required for this walk on the wild side
• Ephraim Plan Commission denies permit for village parking lot on German Road
• 2 Illinois ice fishermen overcome by carbon monoxide
• Winter fleet moves into Bay Shipbuilding
• Accidents
• Former PBI building opens for retail, office space
• Education Notes
• New life for Green Island
• Disaster relief sign-up deadline March 15
• Yoga classes begin at Saguaro Day Spa
• Forum focuses on voting patterns
• Support group forming in SB
• Door cherries added to NFC wager
• Mission to Haiti program planned
• Blood drives scheduled
• Hearing set on marina parking
• Ribble visits the county
• City administrator will OK short-term leave
• Baileys Harbor: Hiking through the snow
• Exploring the shipyard
• Heidi Hodges column: Everyones thinking football now
• Sister Bay: Village has what you need in winter
• Sevastopol: School Board to finalize referendum question
• Jacksonport: Upcoming Whitefish Dunes special events
• Forestville: CP fundraising begins
• Fish Creek: Ready to celebrate 451, Door County Reads
• Ephraim: Community meal set for Tuesday at church
• Egg Harbor: Village recycling day reminder
• Brussels: Fifth-graders revive 1990s in annual musical
• Ellison Bay: Learn Sicilian cooking in Sicily
• Sevastopol Elementary School is state champ of fitness
• Sevastopol reviews options on marketing fund
• Fiber optic cable work to begin in Southern Door
• Brussels: Bad computers gone good in Southern Door
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 19
• Mixing it up
• Court report
• Guest commentary: How to prepare a business for sale
• Sturgeon Bay: Rankin earns CHT credentials
• Ephraim:Ehnert tops agency
• Sturgeon Bay: Watson earns J.D. Power award
• Sister Bay: Heather Olson receives resort certification
• Lasee, Bies sponsor bill to repeal auto insurance changes
• Washington Island: Town will buy used fire truck from Sister Bay/Liberty Grove
• Sturgeon Bay: SS to build digester for green energy
• Wisconsin Troopers art, essay contest in full swing
• DCEDC seeks nominations
• Wedding: Eicher-Hanson
• Annual dead tree removal to begin
• Crashes on 57 puzzle authorities
• Doors Miss Wisconsin competes for Miss America title
• Door County: Maskell retiring from HELP
• Egg Harbor: Alleged cocaine distributor arrested
• Accidents
• Birth
• Fishing boat catches fire at Rowleys Bay
• Sturgeon Bay: Sixth-grade book club links parents, students
• Handcrafted bowls add to the SOUP experience
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 15
• Sturgeon Bay: Depression, bipolar support group
• Sturgeon Bay: Door County judges talk with public
• Four Green Bay Packers players unhurt after limo sideswiped en route to basketball game in near Milwaukee
• Door County: Nominations sought for justice award
• Sturgeon Bay: Hospital Auxiliary elections announced
• Forestville: Friendship quilt top reaches across decades
• Jacksonport: New hall completed at Holy Nativity Church
• Accidents
• Birth
• Sturgeon Bay: Hobart becomes partner in Pinkert Law Firm
• Sturgeon Bay: Kimz Galleys to consolidate
• Sturgeon Bay: Dreutzer accepts limited partnership
• Gibraltar: Big first-grade class expected
• Egg Harbor: New marina building cost exceeds earlier estimates
• Gardner: Most mobile home parks opt out of garbage pickup
• Sevastopol: School Board reviews April referendum question
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 12
• Sturgeon Bay: Math meet results
• Ephraim: Village Board seeks to add marina parking
• Door County: United Way raises 95 percent of goal
• Door County: Red kettles ring in campaign success
• Las Vegas: Fans can vote for Miss Wisconsin
• Southern Door School District: Proposed cuts cause concern
• Mission to Honduras
• Only one local primary needed for spring election
• Businesses at a crossroads
• United Way reaches deadline
• Art therapy sessions scheduled
• Cholesterol screening offered
• Snow and ice removal reminder
• Fall Fest meeting planned
• Criminal Court
• Man given 10 years for sex assault
• Harmony concerts back this year
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Family Line: Slow cookers offer easy meals for little effort
• Faith Perspective: Maybe parents need a license
• Heidi Hodges column: Saying goodbye to old No. 4
• Washington Island: Catching up with local graduates
• Sister Bay: Rink offers place for winter skating fun
• Sevastopol: Public hearing on proposed ordinances
• Jacksonport: 800 turn out for 25th annual Polar Bear Plunge
• Forestville: Soup social today at Holy Name of Mary
• Ephraim: Starting the year right
• Egg Harbor: Books ready for burning discussion
• Fish Creek: Civic Association plans Human Foosball Tourney
• Brussels: Students prepare for next phase of mural
• Baileys Harbor: The Ridges plans snowshoe hike
• Fire truck on Washington Island boards agenda
• Early call saves Washington Island home
• Forestville low-income housing complex in jeopardy
• Baileys Harbor town core referendum question crafted
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake Corp. signs agreement with regulators
• E-waste a growing concern in Wisconsin
• Egg Harbor: CO detector saves house, home business
• Baileys Harbor: Conservation grant awarded for Ridges Sanctuary property
• Accident
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Jan. 5
• Traffic Court
• Sturgeon Bay: Miss Door County tickets on sale
• Traffic Court
• Jacksonport: Kaye benefit Saturday
• Education Notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Traceys open Wausau Homes design center
• Sturgeon Bay: Staudenmaier plans free workshops
• Sturgeon Bay: Action Realty moves
• Sister Bay: Eckert joins Kellstrom-Ray
• Births
• Southern Door students collect goods for Brussels soldiers unit in Afghanistan
• Forestville: Pond dispute continues
• Sturgeon Bay: City ice rink opens
• Sturgeon Bay: Christmas tree pick-up Jan. 14
• Baileys Harbor: Town core talks to resume
• Sturgeon Bay: Traffic rolling again at last
• Sturgeon Bay: Vans changes hands on New Years Eve
• United Way invests in youth
• Honor roll
• Criminal Court
• Accidents
• Wisdom Wednesday events
• Lumberjack Supper tickets available
• Crisis phone line launches Saturday
• LCS contract is official
• Try The Y free Saturday
• More candidates may run by Tuesday deadline
• New Years church services
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate Archives
• Faith Perspective: Trade Facebook for Good Book this year
• Heidi Hodges column: Chickens helping out the Pack
• Fish Creek: Going Home for the last times
• Washington Island: Annual Teen Lock-In at Rec Center tonight
• Jacksonport: Happy new year, everyone
• Forestville: Fruit sale nearing end
• Ephraim: Time for new beginnings
• Ellison Bay: Feed the Fish this winter
• Egg Harbor: Librarys story times resume Tuesday
• Brussels: Get fit at the Family Center in new year
• Baileys Harbor: Weekly snowshoe hikes planned
• Second half brings highs, lows
• Births
• Misdemeanors
• Sturgeon Bay: Common Council approves waterfront makeover plan
• Door County: Unemployment spiked in November
• New Years church services
• Sturgeon Bay: An angel among us
• Traveling back through the Advocate archives for Dec. 29
• Sturgeon Bay: Treasurers office open until noon Friday
• Sturgeon Bay: Charter offers soldier holiday greetings
• Sturgeon Bay: Community Praise sings in the new year
• Sturgeon Bay: Anthony nominated for Naval Academy
• Sturgeon Bay: Smejkal earns doctorate degree
• 2010 Year in Review Part 1: A hectic first half of the year
• Sturgeon Bay: Bay Ship workers to be recalled
• Frosty retreat
• Southern Door district to celebrate 50 years
• Agencies offer assistance after business closings
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Faith Perspective: Season brings back memories of small-town Christmas
• Heidi Hodges column: Winter comes to Door County
• Sister Bay: Tradition still alive as Ice Out Contest returns
• Sevastopol: Compost site open
• Jacksonport: Goodbye to a dedicated Polar Bear
• Forestville: So. Door senior receives honor
• Fish Creek: Holiday celebrations kick into high gear
• Ephraim: Homecomings abound
• Egg Harbor: Village gears up for parade
• Brussels: Tax time reminder and Christmas greetings
• Baileys Harbor: Tree-lighting photos on Facebook
• Town of Union tax bill raises questions
• Webb scholarships available to Sturgeon Bay High School seniors
• BUG Fire Department aims to train recruits
• Sturgeon Bay: Blood drive planned Dec. 28
• Sturgeon Bay: Garbage pickup holiday route changes
• Sturgeon Bay: Boys and Girls Club announces new CPO
• Southern Door: New mural draws near
• Accident report
• Door County Circuit Court
• Births
• Sturgeon Bay: Hanson earns teaching certification
• Sturgeon Bay: Illinois fishermen rescued from bay
• Free counsel for new, existing businesses
• Holiday church services
• Sevastopol: School district ends year with $39K deficit
• Runaway/abduction case has initial appearance
• Sturgeon Bay: Bergs remaining charges dismissed
• Preserving the past in Sturgeon Bay
• Video Girl Barbie raises concerns
• Holiday church services
• Meeting needs
• A camel-sized void
• Land Trust buys, protects creek property
• Door-Tran awarded state grant
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Heidi Hodges column: A different question about growing up
• Washington Island: A musical day at school
• Sister Bay: Village prepares to celebrate Christmas
• Sevastopol: Annual park passes available
• Jacksonport: Polar Bears getting ready for 25th New Years Day Plunge
• Forestville: Christmas lights contest returns
• Fish Creek: Future winter festivals and memories
• Ephraim: Out and about for holidays
• Egg Harbor: Cards benefit art museum
• Brussels: Time to order music booster fruit
• Baileys Harbor: Greetings from the county treasurer
• Sevastopol School District considers April referendum
• Gardners DeWitt wont run for re-election
• Sevastopol alum gets taste of home in Mideast
• 2011 New Years Eve Candlelight Ride
• Snowmobile to help BUG Fire respond to winter emergencies
• Chicago consort plays Renaissance instruments for students
• Renards to reward student readers with cheese
• Kimz Galley Caf opens second location in Sturgeon Bay
• Business Briefs
• Luxemburg bank declares dividend
• New bookstore in Sturgeon Bay to boast 35,000 titles
• Corrections
• Traveling back
• Births
• Accident Report
• Crisis phone line open to callers starting Jan. 1
• Door County String Academy concert today
• Attorneys advise Egg Harbor Village Board in closed session
• Guest column: How to lower your tax assessment
• Alcohol-free party at Southern Door High School draws crowd
• Winter with a vengeance
• Benefit account created at Pioneer Credit Union in Sturgeon Bay for Lettie family
• Womens Fund of Door County to announce grant recipients
• Door County Humane Society holiday open house today
• Door County Community Foundation seeks grant applications
• Staying healthy is topic of next YMCA Wisdom Wednesday
• Gibraltar student wins music scholarship
• Fake pot ordinance advances in Sturgeon Bay
• Sawyer, Sunrise students get free dental exams, sealants
• Garbage pickup issue still unresolved in Gardner
• Birth
• SBU collecting lights, electronics, batteries
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• Sturgeon Bay aldermen pick up nomination papers
• Corrections
• Sturgeon Bay council approves Martin Park band shell
• Traveling Back
• Referendum talk continues at So. Door School Board meeting
• Holiday service listings sought for publication in Advocate
• Paul McCartney concert a teens wish come true
• Felonies
• Michigan Street Bridge paint job suspended
• Missing Houston girl found in Sturgeon Bay
• Oats harvested in Egg Harbor before snowfall
• Sturgeon Bay police find abducted Houston girl safe suspect in custody
• Holiday church services sought
• Births
• Sheriff Reports
• Accidents
• Peninsula Christian School honor roll
• Education Notes
• Southern Door Tractor and Toy Show deemed a success
• Sturgeon Bay: Thrivent helps Door Habitat
• State releases funds to train shipbuilders
• Sturgeon Bay: Giving Tree recipients remain
• Forestville: Village Board approves budget
• Forestville: Pond ordered removed
• Baileys Harbor: Referendum on town core advances
• Washington Island: Wanted man nabbed on ferry by Island police
• Red Cross transportation service to end
• Health care access part of United Ways vision
• Gift local
• Miss Wisconsin headlines concert
• Sunshine House burns mortgage
• Long-empty building begins to re-emerge
• Lights out for green energy project
• Harley the camel dies
• Door County native named Calumet DA
• Avoiding a crisis
• Stutting considers City Council run
• Collecting holiday cheer
• Gardner makes few changes to budget
• Sturgeon Bay Finance Committee OKs property changes
• Baileys Harbor town core issue may go to voters
• Traveling Back Through the Door County Advocate Archives
• Volunteer column: Remember others during holidays
• Faith Perspective: Season filled with excitement
• Heidi Hodges column: Getting cold feet trying to cure cold hands
• Sister Bay: Businesses garner magazines Best of awards
• Sevastopol: Tax bills coming this week
• Jacksonport: Town Christmas party today
• Forestville: Toys for Tots collection event
• Fish Creek: Village gets snow, swans
• Ephraim: Village bustling with open houses, holiday events
• Ellison Bay: An Ellison Bay Christmas
• Brussels: Drop boxes collect Toys for Kids
• Baileys Harbor: Ridges Sanctuary to celebrate Christmas next weekend
• Door County native Jerilyn Dietz to succeed Ken Kratz as Calumet County district attorney
• Baileys Harbor: Town core issue may be placed before voters
• County Board accepts federal school-security grant
• Sturgeon Bay: Info meeting planned on parent networks
• Sturgeon Bay: Bed-and-Breakfast Walk Sunday
• Door County buys $500K quarry, asphalt mixing property
• Sturgeon Bay: Nelson showing documentary on healing
• Statewide ban on texting while driving takes effect
• Jacksonport joins county tax collection
• Namur: Belgian society to host planning meeting
• Sturgeon Bay: Wellness Center expansion in phase 1
• Nationwide anti-K2 efforts stepped up
• Traffic Court
• Accident Reports
• Sturgeon Bay: Greisen to attend Gala
• Birth
• Sturgeon Bay: Lions Clubs Brunch with Santa is Sunday
• Biogas plant gets approval with conditions from city
• DEA bans fake pot
• Holiday Book Sale set for Dec. 4
• Pioneer holds holiday fundraiser
• Permaculture educator plans talk
• Sunshine House to burn mortgage
• Baileys Harbor: Rowley to perform organ concert Dec. 5
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate Archives
• Heidi Hodges column: Licensing gypsies, tramps and thieves
• Washington Island: Hunting, Thanksgiving are Island traditions
• Sister Bay: Welcome new kids on the block
• Sevastopol: Firefighter of the Day winners announced
• Jacksonport: Polar Bears return to Lakeside Park for holidays
• Forestville: Tree farm opens this weekend
• Fish Creek: Holiday events galore
• Ephraim: Christmas in the Village is coming
• Egg Harbor: Holly Days under way
• Brussels: Seniors invited to holiday party at Southern Door School
• Baileys Harbor meeting to focus on town core
• Village of Egg Harbor plans increases in spending, tax levy
• Sevastopol School District may look at April referendum
• Keeping loose fill from landfill
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council OKs budget after no response from public
• Sunset Elementary School students give thanks, gobble goodies
• Carlsville blaze aggressively contained
• Black Friday: Ready, set, shop
• Fire damages Carlsville home of Bill and Sarah Anschutz
• Deer hunter injured in Door County
• Sturgeon Bay: Wreath, garland sales benefit Sunshine House
• Nasewaupee: Fatal heart attack may have caused crash
• Southern Door: Program helps at-risk high school students soar
• One blanket at a time
• Door County teenager thankful to be home
• Heartfelt gratitude
• Traffic Court
• Circuit Court
• Sturgeon Bay: Hunt for the Hungry off to good start
• Birth
• Sturgeon Bay: Garbage collection delayed
• Sturgeon Bay: Winter parking ban to start Dec. 1
• Sturgeon Bay: Christmas Walk coming Dec. 5
• Gibraltar School Board OKs superintendents contracts
• Sturgeon Bay: Community, business leader Neuville dies
• Egg Harbor: Town Board passes budget
• Sawyer Elementary unveils new list of rules
• Accident Reports
• Maritime Museum gains ground on new building
• Door County Circuit Court
• Holiday season kicks off
• GOP names district chair
• Farm Bureau Classroom Essay Contest begins
• Singers announce Christmas dates
• Baylake Bank offers holiday tree for seniors
• Service will honor departed
• Thanksgiving church services planned
• BUG board sets recruiting priorities
• T Simon has new luster
• Washington Island home to very special dog
• Faith Perspective: Remember whom were thanking
• Sister Bay: Village ready to Capture the Spirit of holiday season
• Sevastopol: Destination ImagiNation Poinsettia Sale is on
• Jacksonport: 2011 Jacksonport Area brochure ready for proofing
• Forestville: Operation Christmas Child collection in full swing
• Fish Creek: Songs from Seussical the Musical stick around
• Brussels: Enjoy Breakfast with Santa in new venue
• Ephraim: Eagle Harbor Inn plans holiday open house
• Egg Harbor: Childrens Christmas Store open next Saturday
• Baileys Harbor: Bocce ball court coming to park
• Taxpayers to decide on old Union Town Hall
• Southern Door High School launches Italian cooking show
• Egg Harbor Town Board allows merger of winery parcels
• New assisted living home gets the OK in Sturgeon Bay
• United Way scholarships help families afford child care, preschool
• The Lakeland slated for National Register
• Sturgeon Bay art crawl this weekend
• Sturgeon Bay: Farmland Preservation Plan meeting scheduled
• Brussels: Town reassessment possible
• Door County neighbors cook the turkey
• Van pool looks to expand in Door County
• Sturgeon Bay: Door Peninsula Winery to add a distillery, more
• Door County Circuit Court Criminal Traffic Convictions
• Gifts from the heart
• Door County Circuit Court Misdemeanor Charges
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake Corp. reports third-quarter results
• Births
• Stories in song
• Door County Toys for Kids call-in dates announced
• Guest Commentary: Selling your business Beware of the pitfalls
• Southern Door School Board to consider referendum
• Egg Harbor: Building contracts approved
• Door County: Theres still time to get a flu shot
• Thanksgiving church services
• Jacksonport: Community rallies for Kaye
• LCS work could be coming to Bay Ship
• Coalition concerned about K2
• Green Fund completes first round of grants
• Veterans honored
• Scandia breakfast for United Way
• Rummage sale at Corpus Christi
• Miss Door County participants announced
• Traveling Back
• Master Gardners plan winter training program
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• Dems plan Pie Party, speakers
• Cookie contest deadline Monday
• New area code delayed
• Scrap for Tap fundraiser this weekend
• Suessical cast honored
• Heidi Hodges column: Dont get between a mother bear and her cub
• Washington Island: Islanders give glimpse of emerging China
• Sister Bay: Villages new Christmas tree ready for season
• Forestville: Treats for school staff
• Sevastopol: Soup bowls with heart and soul
• Jacksonport: Thanksgiving parade is for Kaye
• Fish Creek: New playground prepared for kids
• Ephraim: Hold the cans and paper no recycling today
• Ellison Bay: Kiwanis offer walleye feed
• Egg Harbor: County is a Best Place
• Brussels: Flavored cheddars here in time for the holidays
• Baileys Harbor: Deer hunt coming to Ridges
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Ketas Potluck: Steeling herself as a new political era dawns
• Operation Christmas Child under way
• Bayview Bridge lane closures
• Roof sitters gather for United Way
• Feed Clothe My People prepares for season
• Cookery to host benefit
• Veterans honored
• Egg Harbor Village Board OKs sign ordinance
• CNC equipment updated at So. Door
• A tour of Belgian history
• Southern Door invader cut down
• Pep spice targeted
• Folk Art Fair coming up in Sturgeon Bay
• Traveling Back
• Marinette Marine may get LCS contract
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• Titletown Realtors acquired
• Volunteer column: Sometimes its the little things
• Sturgeon Bay plans street work
• Family Line column: Poverty increases in Wisconsin
• $200K ticket sold at Pick n Save in Sturgeon Bay
• Faith Perspective column: Practice the love that listens
• 150 attend Door County Visitor Bureau gathering
• Heidi Hodges column: Political campaigns a high form of bullying
• Gardner Town Board mulls parking fee
• Washington Island column: War and Peace and every subject in between
• United Way of Door County is meeting unique needs
• Sister Bay column: Recognizing village kids in the news
• Mike De Groot delivers over three decades of packages, friendship
• Sevastopol column: Two meetings, one night
• Persistence pays off for Sevastopol student
• Jacksonport column: Raffle drawing and dance tonight to support fire department
• Sevastopol amphitheater named for educator Madden
• Forestville column: Pirates come to Southern Door
• Jury finds former Sturgeon Bay teacher Darren Berg not guilty of having sexual contact with student
• Fish Creek column: A great Halloween good stuff ahead
• Ephraim column: Sunday full of things to do around town
• Egg Harbor column: Group makes hand-crafted cards
• Brussels column: Southern Door craft show Sunday
• Baileys Harbor column: Spotlight on a Baileys Harbor family
• Jury finds former Sturgeon Bay teacher Darren Berg not guilty of having sexual contact with student
• GOP wins Door, barely
• Graduation notes
• Sturgeon Bay: Roen Salvage nominated for award
• Green Bay: Sturgeon Bays Wiegand hired at Cliff Wall
• Sevastopol: School to present Willy Wonka Jr.
• Sturgeon Bay: Join Miss Door County for breakfast Sunday
• Fish Creek: Man trapped by vehicle calls 911
• Door County election results
• Sturgeon Bay: Berg sexual assault trial begins today
• Sturgeon Bay School Board approves $8.5 million tax levy
• Washed-out road repair adds to Forestville budget
• Sturgeon Bay: Family thinks puppy may have caused fire
• Door County budget is $70 million for 2011
• Vogel wins third term as Door County sheriff
• Bies earns sixth term by wider margin
• Door County Circuit Court
• Lasee keeps the family name in state Senate
• Births
• Gibraltar School District referendum passes
• Education notes
• Door County government budget is $70 million for 2011
• Egg Harbor Marina granted $319,000
• Open government Roundtable planned
• Veterans Day events scheduled
• Faith Perspective: Take time to say Thank you
• Halloween treats at city hall
• Heidi Hodges column: Wind still gets us talking, if not singing
• Sevastopol OKs school budget
• Washington Island: Islanders fight off pesky invaders
• Meeting to discuss preserving farmland
• Sister Bay: Volunteer of the Year announced
• County Board prepares for budget meeting
• Sevastopol: November is for elections, parades
• Purchase protects parcel at Kellner Fen Preserve
• Jacksonport: Sevastopol School to honor Mike Madden
• Sturgeon Bay Common Council proposes property tax increase
• Forestville: Veterans Day dinner for Legion members
• Volunteers make season sweet for Habitat
• Fish Creek: Family fun continues this weekend
• Forestville Main Street gets new blacktop
• Ephraim: Womens Lunch, election highlight week
• Sgt. Brinkman promoted to police captain
• Ellison Bay: Spaghetti meal this week
• An agonizing decision
• Egg Harbor: St. Johns celebrates 100 years
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• Brussels: Time for fall maintenance
• Southern Door School District embraces local food
• Baileys Harbor: Party like its Oct. 31
• Jacksonport Town Board stays out of the dark
• Door County Circuit Court
• Photos: 50-year anniversary of freighter hitting Sturgeon Bay bridge
• Ruling expected soon on injunction against Door County Sheriff Terry Vogel
• Egg Harbor: Village sets joint budget for 2011
• Nasewaupee: Bies, Skare speak on jobs, health care at League forum
• Palestinian attorney addresses church audience
• Accident Reports
• Waniger Schools crowning glory
• Traffic Court
• Vogel defends decision in Oakley case
• Gibraltar named Exemplary Middle School
• Consumers can Focus on Energy using Watts Up meter
• Sturgeon Bay: Vanderhoof benefit today
• Well-meaning but fatal mistake
• Friends of Door County Libraries observe special week
• Gibraltar: Merkel new town chairman
• Fish Creek: Wellness Center plans info session
• Sturgeon Bay: Service remembers Bertagnolli
• Sturgeon Bay: Learning in Retirement session planned
• Sturgeon Bay: Sidewalk construction delayed
• Sister Bay revises liquor ordinance
• Sevastopol: Animal control ordinances reviewed
• Gibraltar: Enrollment still decreasing
• Brussels: Borrowing capped at $160K for town hall
• Door County sheriff candidate Will Oakley says police training keeps him from campaigning
• Observe fall colors from tall towers in Door County
• Traveling Back for Oct. 13
• Birth announcements
• Program improvement focus of Southern Door food service committee talks
• Young boaters treated for carbon monoxide poisoning
• Sturgeon Bay has new police chief, rescue boat
• Traffic redirected to improve intersection safety in Egg Harbor
• Chef Andy, tailgating team to appear on Guy Fieri cooking show
• Forestville celebrating 50th anniversary with kermis
• Merrell Runquist remembered as a leader in Gibraltar, Door County
• Door County sheriff candidate Will Oakley calls training a plot by Sheriff Terry Vogel to prevent him from campaigning
• WireTech stretches its legs in industrial park
• Brussels: Thrills and chills at Haunted Mansion
• Sevastopol plans budget session
• Bies, Skare meet Wednesday
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• Traffic detour in place
• Volunteer Center: Directors are enthusiastic
• Business help provided in northern Door
• Faith Perspective: Straying from the path
• Pumpkin Patch is weekends big event
• Sevastopol School well back in operation
• Family Line column: Want a stress-free school morning Try eating breakfast
• Ribble: Hands off Social Security
• Heidi Hodges column: Are you aware its Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Gardner Town Board: No golf carts on roads
• Washington Island: Annual book fair starts Monday
• Land purchase expands Lautenbach Woods Nature Preserve
• Sister Bay: Community preps for Fall Fest
• YMCA dedicates pavilion
• Sevastopol: 2011 town budget to be considered
• Boys Girls Club aims for another Harlan dinner
• Jacksonport: Annual Fall Trail Ride Sunday
• Sturgeon Bay approves roundabouts
• Forestville: Maplewood Missiles 4-H group to meet Monday
• Big Read has new name, same mission
• Fish Creek: Celebrating a new arrival
• Sturgeon Bay mayor touts growth as budget talks begin
• Ephraim: Fall Sale sounds like fun
• Working to close the gap: United Way aims to reduce waiting lists for services
• Egg Harbor: Christine announces contest winners
• Gibraltar: School district approves tax levy
• Forestville: Weather strains treatment plant
• Door County Circuit Court
• Southern Door: Mural brainstorm begins
• Northern Door: Oakley plans weekend campaign
• New preservation fund targets historic efforts in Door County
• Sister Bay: Chicken dinner scheduled
• Ready by Memorial Day
• Sturgeon Bay: Energy fair and fall flea market this month
• Baileys Harbor: Smith graduates from clerks, treasurers training program
• Sturgeon Bay: Farm Bureau annual meeting set for Oct. 19
• Southern Door: Fire Prevention Week open house planned
• Sturgeon Bay Homecoming festivities announced
• Egg Harbor: Fall trail ride set for Sunday
• Door County Y encourages youth to apply for awards
• Fish Creek: Memory Walk raises $12,000
• Tree and shrub applications available
• Egg Harbor: Pumpkin Patch founder sours on festival
• Jacksonport: Town clerk bows out
• Sevastopol: School district waits for water test results
• Sevastopol School chlorinates well
• Brussels: Friends plan benefit for DeGodt
• Baileys Harbor: Morrie opens Thursday
• Accidents
• Marijuana use nets driver prison term
• LeVine gets 18 months for selling cocaine
• Door County Rib Fest benefit today
• Intersection project begins at 42/57 and C/S
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives
• County Board OKs highway shop purchase counteroffer
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• World Habitat Day is Monday
• Washington Island: Transition at North Shore clinic
• Former Sheriff LeRoy Klein leaves legacy
• Sister Bay: Enter the Fall Fest Parade
• Egg Harbor considers police services
• Jacksonport: Plan for Dune Day
• Lt. gov. candidate Nelson stumps in Sturgeon Bay
• Forestville: Fire Department plans open house
• Water contamination found at Sevastopol School
• Fish Creek: Small artworks on sale
• A fight for goats
• Ephraim: Sad passings from area to report
• Ellison Bay: Book discussion coming up
• Egg Harbor: Pumpkin Patch Festival coming up
• Well contamination found at Sevastopol School
• Door County Sheriffs Report
• Birth announcements for Sept. 29
• Door County Accident Report
• Door County corrections for Sept. 29
• Door County Circuit Court Report
• Ephraim Mens Club raises $8K for Gibraltar High School scholarships
• Door County Job Center plans October workshops
• Crane conservationist Steven E. Landfried to lead five-day seminar in Baileys Harbor
• Venison donations feed the needy in Door County
• Sturgeon Bay High School students get taste of Door County fruit during lunch
• Redistricting presentation set for Oct. 12 at Sevastopol Town Hall
• Southern Door school groups to get part of proceeds from Haunted Mansion
• Flu vaccine clinics set for October in Door County
• Belgian kermis celebrated at church building in Namur
• Controversy lingers in Southern Door over Aviands deal
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Forum to focus on Palestine, Israel
• Family Line: Think food safety when packing school lunches
• Lighthouse to host tours
• Faith Perspective: Forgiveness important in relationships
• Sturgeon Bay Fall Fest Parade accepting entries
• Heidi Hodges column: First step, YMCA next step, the NFL
• Macular degeneration talk open to public
• Washington Island: Crafts take center stage next weekend
• Divorce Care self-help program offered
• Sister Bay: Museum closing for season
• Harvest Dinner planned
• Sevastopol: Public discussion invited on ordinances
• Sheriffs Department announces staffing changes
• Jacksonport: Olson wins gold medal
• Amish quilts on display
• Forestville: Ahnapee Trail Century today
• Town officials throughout county discuss ways to reduce beach pollution
• Fish Creek: Plenty to do this weekend
• Sturgeon Bays Otumba Park may be in for overhaul
• Ephraim: New pastor to begin at Moravian Sunday
• Robert La Salle County Park sees improvements, more to come
• Ellison Bay: Autumn events in full swing
• Preservation of old Union Town Hall building considered
• Brussels: Volunteers needed for Haunted Mansion
• Clean Marina
• Baileys Harbor: Doudna to perform solo violin concert
• Accidents
• Author to discuss book about WWI at libraries
• Pumpkins with a purpose for sale
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Sturgeon Bay: Work begins at County S and Wisconsin 42/57
• Adjusting to America
• Sturgeon Bay: Herbalist to present dream pillow program
• Sturgeon Bay: Tickets available Oct. 9 for Harvest Dinner
• Sturgeon Bay: Baylake Bank, YMCA to host Then Now
• Door County flu vaccination clinics planned for October
• Baylake Bank officer completes Graduate School of Banking
• Fish Creek: Strong Kids Marathon Relay is Saturday
• Sturgeon Bay: Woman, infant, pet escape injury from fire
• Sturgeon Bay: Reservations due today for Salute to Petersons
• BUG Fire Board: Fee considered for false alarms
• Sturgeon Bay School Board OKs transmission easement
• Sturgeon Bay: Murrock family gets OK to modify home
• Southern Door School Board: Proposed tax levy increase approved
• Births for Sept. 22
• Egg Harbor Town Board deems road projects unsatisfactory
• Criminal traffic convictions
• Volunteer opportunities
• Door County Circuit Court
• Brussels: Remembering Tornado School days
• Drug and alcohol coalition awards mini-grants
• Print shop in Sister Bay to stay open
• Traveling back through the Door County Advocate archives
• Modern quilting bee
• Cable Public Access Channel Highlights
• Proposed biogas plant offers green energy solution
• Sister Bay: Maintenance crew keeps village looking its best
• A place to play: Boys and Girls Club launches Sawyer School site
• Sevastopl: Primary turnout strong
• Jacksonport: Lakeside Park now pet friendly
• Forestville: St. Vincent de Paul event in Maplewood
• Fish Creek: Back home
• Ephraim: Readers unite at library
• Ellison Bay: Church hosts benefit piano concert Sunday
• Brussels: Celebrate the kermis at St. Marys of the Snows
• Baileys Harbor: Barn dance tonight at town hall
• Ship canal repaired
• Coats for Kids campaign begins
• Nasewaupee property owner seeks help with phragmites
• Gibraltar laptop program pleases parents
• Vogel wins sheriffs primary
• Ephraim Moravian welcomes new pastor
• Region: Spring disaster relief offered to farmers
• Door County YMCA plans salute to Petersons
• Sturgeon Bay: Education group to kick off new project
• Lasee, Elmer on state Senate ballot
• Vogel wins GOP sheriff showdown
• Military honor
• Sturgeon Bay: Kostoff sentenced to 1 year for drug charges
• Graduations
• Sturgeon Bay: Vets thank students for their appreciation
• Scholarships
• Sturgeon Bay: Marina View loses appeal, returns to Plan Commission
• Voter registration drives continue in Door County
• Sturgeon Bay: Sunrise kids take on bullies
• Accidents
• Egg Harbor: Intersection to be redesigned for boaters
• Y urges Door County to get moving
• Golf carts OKd on Forestville streets
• Area prosecutors to get domestic violence case training
• Gebauer takes Honor Flight
• Rotary Youth Exchange information meeting planned
• Election results
• Kagen rep to visit county Thursday
• FamilyWize a success after 2 years
• Maplewood: Kahrs appointed to St. Marys
• Benefit a great pick-me-up
• DCEDC offers business help
• McGuires art on display at the YMCA
• Womens fund accepting grant applications
• Heidi Hodges column: Value of saving is just the first lesson
• St. Marys of the Snows Church transfer celebrated with Kermis
• Education Notes
• Maritime Museum seeks votes for $25,000 award
• Washington Island: Organic potato farming comes to the Island
• Brussels Town Hall subcontractors to get their due after delay
• Sister Bay: Business association plans volunteer award
• Vineyard gets ready for the first harvest
• Sevastopol: Primary on Tuesday
• Bergs resignation letter: Short, simple
• Jacksonport: Fun and games at Historical Society
• Deer Run senior housing second phase advances
• Forestville: Saddle Up for St. Jude next Saturday
• Bayside Cemetery gets 7.5-ton addition
• Fish Creek: Peninsula art on display in Marshfield
• Jacksonports Hawley named Winnebago Co. judge
• Ephraim: Romance at the Village Hall
• A new laptop for every Gibraltar High School sophomore
• Ellison Bay: Service Club thankful for flower donations
• Hutchinsons use of Lasee comment irritates other candidates
• Egg Harbor: Taking a break from the hustle and bustle
• Sheriff candidates discuss crime, safety in Door County
• Baileys Harbor: Family Centers Kermis Celebration Sunday
• Big crowd denies Liberty Grove purchase of Gills Rock land
• Brussels: Arts, crafts, food and classic cars
• A salute to WWII veterans
• Treasurer sees fewer tax delinquencies
• Booster Club, Gibraltar Grill join forces
• Accident Reports
• Sheriff Reports
• DKBEP nursing program honors late graduate
• Door County Job Center announces job fair, workshops
• An herbilicious celebration
• Races for governor, senator lead Wisconsin primary ballot
• Architect begins review of Sevastopol school building
• Sevastopol school earns state honor
• State Senate Race: Three GOP candidates vie for Lasees seat
• Door County Sheriff Race: Vogel, Larson contend for GOP nomination
• Door County sheriff candidates will meet tonight
• Sturgeon Bay Land Trust dedicates preserve
• Gardner Town Board unsympathetic to golf carts
• Coats for Kids gears up for fall
• Police, family still seek closure in Pierce disappearance
• Liberty Grove: Land purchase vote tonight
• Solar tour set for Oct. 2
• Volunteer opportunities
• Winery celebrates first offerings
• Sevastopol TV Column
• Sawyer Park parking lot to be sealed next week
• Washington Island: Island Players tackle Steinbeck classic in new show
• Keeping up with the Joneses
• Sister Bay: Wooden Boat Show today at Marina Fest
• Deer Run senior housing project approved in Sturgeon Bay
• Sevastopol: Kickball tourney next weekend
• Gardner Town Board abandons waterfront development idea
• Jacksonport: Womens Club to meet Tuesday
• Residents press Liberty Grove Town Board on Gills Rock purchases
• Forestville: Tornado School reunion coming up
• Womens Fund seeks solutions, dreams
• Fish Creek: Food planets, mini-golf made fun weekend
• Sturgeon Bay Plan Commission OKs delay of Marina View apartments
• Ephraim: Business council to raffle special gift basket
• Pink getaway
• Ellison Bay: Art Fest at Gallery Ten
• New beginnings as Sevastopol school year starts
• Egg Harbor: New history group plans picnic
• Fire strikes Viking Grill Lounge in Ellison Bay
• Brussels: New Family Center building now open
• Baileys Harbor: Organizations seek new members
• USDA rep here Sept. 16
• Door Co. Health Department seeks staff
• End of Life discussion open to public
• Traveling Back through the Door County Advocate Archives for Sept. 4
• Fire strikes Viking Grill Lounge
• Door County: United Way adds youth board members
• Sister Bay announces volunteer award
• Door County: Miss Door Co. contestants sought
• Sturgeon Bay: Viste to be ordained deacon at Moravian Church
• Brussels to dedicate Community Center
• State grant helps visitor center
• Sturgeon Bay: Panel chooses Porter for police chief
• Sturgeon Bay: DCEC program centers on water
• Door County farmers: Egg recall is wake-up call
• Egg Harbor: Oscars opens second location
• Recall raises awareness of local egg producers
• Bicycle ride follows Ahnapee trail
• Mitchell, Jane Spalsbury
• Kittinger, James
• Kincaide, Dave
• Freitag, Adrian
• Chomeau, Bernal
• Southern Door School District loses state aid
• Coming Events
• Fish Creek: Massingale to speak
• Forestville readies for Main Street sewer rebuild
• Southern Door: School speaker says collaborative efforts pay off
• Accident Reports
• Felonies
• Door County YMCA Labor Day Weekend Run is Saturday
• Arleigh Porter offered job as Sturgeon Bay police chief
• Town residents squabble over voting rights
• Baileys Harbor: Ridges Sanctuary salutes volunteers
• 3 Northern Door school districts shortchanged by school jobs fund
• Bank hires agent to sell golf course
• Four get second interviews in Sturgeon Bay police chief search
• La Fiesta Unidos plans announced
• County sees property values decline
• Door, Kewaunee home sales up
• History preserved
• HELP launches Coupons for a Cause
• Gardner Music Bash today
• Baker publishes poetry collection
• Helicopter will film Door County
• Volunteer opportunities
• Umentum sought after failing to appear
• Washington Island: Fair spotlights gardening, woodworking
• Woman arrested for growing marijuana
• Sister Bay: Library Book Sale next Saturday
• Deaths Door swim supports Y
• Sevastopol: Labor Day softball tournament planned
• Habitat for Humanity taps in VISTA volunteers
• Jacksonport: Farmers market continues through October
• Sevastopol School Board considers bullying policy
• Forestville: Faith, food and fun in Maplewood
• State to assume services for elderly, disabled
• Fish Creek: Concerto captures Door County sounds
• Jacksonport Board says dogs OK at Lakeside Park
• Ephraim: Great music coming this way
• Proposed Sevastopol school levy passes
• Brussels: Eighth-graders to serve up breakfast for trip
• Sturgeon Bay: Scuba diver dies at Potawatomi Park
• Talk with an editor
• Door County schools open next week
• Brussels boy gets his bear
• Sturgeon Bay: Failure to yield, causing death, results in traffic fines, civil suit
• Door County retailers follow tobacco laws
• Sheriff reports for Aug. 25
• Fat Freddies opens in Sturgeon Bay
• Accident reports for Aug. 25
• Possible solution to mystery of the orbs
• Births for Aug. 25
• Gibraltar High School among the best of the best
• Traffic courts for Aug. 25
• Brussels family loses home
• Sturgeon Bay: SWAT exercise at Bay Ship
• Ephraim museums announce fall hours
• Carlsville: Leadership book signing
• Gibraltar School Board: Part-time school administrator hired
• Correction
• Brussels woman dies in Forestville crash
• United Way unveils 211 information line
• Lightning destroys Brussels home
• Man, 50, dies after scuba diving off Potawatomi State Park in Door County
• Brussels woman killed in crash near Forestville
• Sturgeon Bay School District: Darren Berg has resigned
• Sheriffs Report
• Door County cooks sought to compete at Rib Fest
• Sturgeon Bay police seek help with burglary investigation
• Last chances to see On Golden Pond in Sturgeon Bay
• Herb Kohl breakfast grant awarded to Sunset Elementary School
• Door County tourism industry appears to be recovering
• Joint after-school program takes effect this school year in Sturgeon Bay
• Trash-removal charge will appear on Union property owners December tax bills
• BUG ups rental fee for Door County EMS
• Nasewaupee Town Board approves assessor contract
• Use of Sevastopol digital sign as a TV guide debated
• Anytime Fitness club opening in Sturgeon Bay
• Lighthouse replica to replace ship hull outside Door County Maritime Museum
• Artists transform ReStore furniture
• Traveling Back for Aug. 21
• United Way launches campaign for 2010
• Corrections for Aug. 21
• Lost wedding ring found near Jacksonport, returned to owner
• Accident Report
• Holy Name Retreat House benefit showcases a gem of an island
• Sturgeon Bay teacher, coach Darren Berg accused of sex assault on student resigns
• Steel Bridge Songfest
• Emmett Johns’ Contemporary Abstract Works

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