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New state law brings aid to families that experience stillbirth (opens the original)
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October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and a new law hopes to bring a small piece of comfort to those who have lost a child. According to the CDC, 1 in 175 births in the United States is stillborn, which is defined as the loss of a baby beginning at 20 weeks of pregnancy through delivery. Prior to the signing of the Stillbirth Recognition and Support Act, or Wisconsin Act 241, earlier this year, the grief of losing a child could be compounded by medical, funeral, counseling and ot
Algoma says ‘bon voyage’ to cruise ship season (opens the original)
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For one final time in 2026, a visit to Algoma’s Crescent Beach included a view of a cruise ship. Wednesday marked the final time Viking Cruises dropped anchor outside the Algoma Marina this season, allowing visitors a chance to explore the city and surrounding area. According to Visit Kewaunee County, 13 cruise ships made Algoma one of their stops, many during journeys between cities such as Duluth, Milwaukee and Toronto. Thirty ambassadors, along with the Algoma Chamber of Commerce and local bu
Y-Wednesday: Many ways to lend a hand (opens the original)
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If you are looking to give back to the community over the next several weeks, the Door County YMCA has a few ideas for you. In this week’s Y-Wednesday Podcast, Communications and Outreach Executive Amy Gamble discussed several ways you can support the community. The Door County YMCA and the Knights of Columbus are collecting new and gently used coats for their Coats for Kids distribution event from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 10 at the Sturgeon Bay Program Center. You can also bring nonperishable food i
Mental health conversations becoming more normal (opens the original)
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Posted Less Than An Hour Ago by Tim Kowols Americans are becoming more comfortable discussing their mental health with others, but there is still progress to be made when it comes to addressing those challenges. According to the American Psychological Association, 83% of Americans say they are generally comfortable talking about their mental health. Despite this, 41% of Americans feel uncomfortable seeking professional help for themselves. Jennalee Lundquist of Door County Medical Center’s Senio
Door County shipwreck makes No. 100 for Wisconsin Historical Society (opens the original)
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A milestone in landmark protection for shipwrecks belongs to Door County. The Wisconsin Historical Society announced this week that the Frank D. Barker is the 100th shipwreck designated on the State Register of Historic Places. The designation comes more than a year after business owner Matt Olson discovered the nearly 160-year-old vessel while scouting locations in Rowleys Bay for his customers. According to the Wisconsin Historical Society, the New York-built Frank D. Barker was launched in 18
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