
Kevin Boneske
Staff Writer at The Press Times
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1 week ago |
doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Ahnapee’s Collin Everard (right) dives back to first base to beat the tag from Mishicot’s Quinn Sand during Monday’s Legion baseball game at Sturgeon Bay Memorial Field. Photo by Kevin Boneske. After a two-year hiatus from fielding a team, the Ahnapee Trailblazers returned to American Legion baseball with a 9-6 victory over Mishicot in Monday’s season opener at Sturgeon Bay’s Memorial Field.
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2 weeks ago |
doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
After a two-year hiatus, American Legion baseball is returning for Door County players. The Ahnapee Trailblazers, which last fielded a team during the 2022 season when Dave Neinas was the manager, have formed Senior and Junior Legion teams in 2025 for players in the Sevastopol, Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door school districts in Door County, as well as the Algoma school district in Kewaunee County.
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2 weeks ago |
doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
This drawing depicts what the Sawyer Park Flats apartment building would look like on Sturgeon Bay’s West Waterfront after changes to the exterior were approved June 9 by the city’s Aesthetic Design and Site Plan Review Board. Submitted. Higher-than-expected building costs have resulted in a developer planning to build a four-story apartment on Sturgeon Bay’s West Waterfront to change materials for the exterior.
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2 weeks ago |
doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Brad Hobart speaks June 3 before the Sturgeon Bay Common Council to request a deferment of special assessment charges he faced for the extension of sewer and water mains along his residence on West Oak Street. Photo by Kevin Boneske. A couple of families who indicated they wouldn’t benefit from the extension of sewer and water mains past the land they own on West Oak Street received deferrals of special assessment charges on June 3 by the Sturgeon Bay Common Council.
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2 weeks ago |
doorcountypulse.com | Kevin Boneske
Marty Olejniczak. Photo by Kevin Boneske. City received 14 applications for the position before the June 2 deadlineAs the City of Sturgeon Bay considers candidates for its next community development director, the Common Council honored Marty Olejniczak, who retired on June 6 after serving as the city’s first and only person to hold the position for 23 years.
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