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Fairfield Art Museum, 242 Michigan Street, Sturgeon Bay. Glass exhibit, Henry Moore prints, Anderson black and white photography. 746-0001

Miller Art Museum 107 S. 4th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay. “Men at Work” exhibit. 746-0707

Popelka Trenchard Glass 64 S. Second Ave., Sturgeon Bay. Glass Blowing demonstrations. 743-7287

Cupola House Art Gallery 7836 State Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. Water color and metal work. 866-3941

Edgewood Orchard Galleries 4140 Peninsula Players Road, Fish Creek. Paintings, sculpture, jewelry. 868-3579

With cooler fall weather upon us, it’s time to start thinking about winterizing your seasonal home or cottage and the perfect place to get more information on this subject would be:

http://www.billingsnews.com/story?storyid=2884&issue=93

Since bank rates are still at a desirable rate, the best place to view the current rates for the various mortgage types and terms available would be: www.bankrate.com

Don’t forget to visit us at www.doorrealty.com

for all our current listings.

· Fall in Door County is a must see for all those visitors who normally only trek to the peninsula in the summer. The vivid fall colors of the forest contrasting with the vibrant hues of the bay and lakes make for a palette enticing to any photographer or artist.

· If you have been planning to look at property in Door County, why not combine your search with an outing to one of the fall festivals hosted by villages around the peninsula. A Fall get-a-way is the perfect business/pleasure combination as you tour home sites and then dine on festival fare. Below is a calendar of coming events. Come on up, we look forward to your visit.

· COMING EVENTS:

· October 11—12 Egg Harbor Pumpkin Patch Festival

· October 17-19 Sister Bay Fall Festival

· October 31 Halloween at Newport State Park

Coldwell Banker Door County Horizons-South

Text Box: Door County with 19 municipalities is an ever growing and vibrant community seeking to develop successful public-private partnerships in both business and industry. Transportation is a vital component in any development opportunity so county residents have excitedly embraced the news of possible construction of a third downtown Sturgeon Bay bridge. The Department of Transportation is considering updating and rehabbing the old Michigan Street Bridge and in addition DOT officials, along with state legislators, are also promoting the concept of a third bridge with a Maple to Oregon Streets crossing. As you travel to the peninsula this fall note that the DOT is grinding the surface of Hwy. 42-57 from County S intersection, north to Gordon Road. There is also construction on Highway 42 between Kewaunee and Algoma. The Chamber has kicked off its annual daffodil and tulip bulb sale—now is the time to plant for a beautiful Spring showing of color.