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Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce
www.algoma.org
1226 Lake Street, Algoma, WI 54201
920.487.2041 • email: chamber@itol.com
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Welcome to Algoma, where you’ll find
yourself on every corner.
That’s right, imagine all the fun things you’ll
be able to do on your next vacation – fishing,
wine tasting, art shopping, beaches, boating
and dining.
Now imagine finding them all packed within
a few city blocks and you’ve found Algoma,
Wisconsin. With something for every season,
you’ll always find a warm welcome and
plenty of stories to take home.
So whether you’re planning a trip here or
just passing through, be sure to sample our
unique attractions and hospitality.
Contents
6 Fishing
12 Lodging
16 Area Attractions
24 Map
28 Membership Directory
30 Event Calendar
34 Dining
38 Business/Industry
44 Specialty Stores
Contents
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Fishing
Anglers fishing for the latest information
on where the big ones are can get tips from
local bait and tackle shops, charter services
and marinas.
Fish cleaning stations at marinas and
campgrounds are also good places to listen
up, though you might consider wearing hip
boots to wade through the occasional bull
chips!
There is another option: Algoma’s 24-hour
Fishing Hotline! The hotline is updated
twice a week during summer and once a
week during the spring and fall stream and
shoreline runs.
While it’s hard to beat up-to-the-hour
reports from insiders, fishermen who call the
hotline will learn what baits and depths have
been producing best in recent days. Anglers
in some areas can call 1-800-626-3090. In
others, only the local number 920-487-3090
will work.
Hundreds of anglers trailer their rigs to
Algoma’s marina launch. Others prefer the
comfort of U.S. Coast Guard-approved boats
run by U.S. Coast Guard-licensed charter
captains.
Algoma has more than two dozen veteran
skippers. Most run boats 24 to 36 feet long
equipped with the latest safety and fishfinding equipment.
Experienced captains are able to stay on
top of the ever-changing movements of the
fish. Even if you have your own rig, booking
a charter with friends or family is a great
way to learn techniques of catching fish that
have evolved over many years.
Big Water Charters
Lake Michigan Salmon & Trout Fishing
Captain Don Linse
820 N. Water St., Algoma, WI 54201
800-236-3451 • 920-487-3451
Email: captaindon@bigwatercharters.net
www.bigwatercharters.net
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Docking Options
Pauls’ Landing
Docking includes water, electric, freezer
accommodations. Lodging, campsites,
camper rentals available 920-336-2147.
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Algoma Marina
City-owned marina has 48 slips for
boats up to 60 ft. Double launch ramp,
restroom, shower, lounge facilities with
parking. Slips offer electric, water, and
a fish cleaning station. Located at the
end of Steele Street, two blocks from
downtown Algoma. Call 920-487-2232
or 920-487-5203.
Captain K’s
Docking & camping. 715-781-4135.
River Hills Motel
1-800-236-3451 or 920-487-3451.
325 Navarino Street, Algoma, WI 54201
(715) 781-4135 • www.captainks.net
On the Ahnapee River, Downtown Algoma • E-mail: gm@captainks.net
Docks, Campsites & Storage w • Daily or Full Season
FISHIN’ MAGICIAN CHARTERS LLC
PO BOX 271, ALGOMA, WI 54201
920-304-3474
Fishin’ Magician Charters is locally owned and operated.
Boats docked at 50 Shanty Road.
Pay no more to go FIRST CLASS!
WWW.FISHINMAGICIANCHARTERS.COM
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Salmon bit early, often in 2012
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Anglers eye a repeat performance
Once known as the “Coho Capital of the
Midwest,” Algoma has long since switched
gears and is recognized as Wisconsin’s top
producer of chinook salmon and rainbow
trout.
Annual charter catch reports and creel
census surveys compiled by state fisheries
workers show that more “kings” and
“steelhead” are reeled in here than at any
other port.
Some of it is tied to a large, efficient
charter boat fleet, but skilled private boat
anglers from across Wisconsin, Minnesota
and more than a dozen other states also get
in on the rod-bending action.
How world-class is the fishery? Enough
that over the past five years, more than
3,000 different anglers from more than 30
states have wet a line in a nine-day salmon
by Kevin Naze
tournament held each July!
Summer is by far the most popular time
to be on the water, but fishing is a yearround activity here. Rainbows, brown
trout and an occasional death-run coho
are hooked in deeper pools as soon as the
Ahnapee River ices over. Come February
or early March, the annual spring steelhead
run is on. Action peaks in April, but if it’s
a cool, wet spring, fish can be found in the
river well into May.
About the time that fresh-run rainbows
arrive, the harbor opens up and small boat
trollers try for shallow water browns. Those
without boats sometimes score casting
spoons, stickbaits or spawn sacs off the
piers. Shore fishing is spotty throughout the
summer — best when west winds cool the
nearshore waters — but heats up again in
September and October as spawn-minded
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browns, chinooks and cohos move close.
As always, it’s impossible to try to predict
the best time to book trips for the coming
year. If you’re flexible, wait until the reports
are good, then trailer over or call a charter
captain to see what’s open. If you need
to nail a date, remember that weekend
mornings fill fast, and early callers get first
choice.
With the high price of gas in recent years,
more groups have been pooling resources to
book a charter or teaming up and splitting
costs on one private boat instead of mooring
two. Of course, the odds of bringing back a
cooler full of fillets are much greater when
fishing with seasoned captains and first
Most of the salmon and trout you’ll catch
will likely average two to three feet long and
weigh 5 to 15 pounds. However, one of the
neat things is you never know what species
or size is going to hit next. The mystery of it
all as you hold the rod and feel the power of
an unseen fish is part of the sport’s magic.
The fresh eats are also out-of-this-world
good!
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Last spring, chinooks surprised some
lucky trout trollers already in April. By May,
it was a bonanza two to five miles off shore
for fish averaging 8 to 16 pounds. Unlike
2011, there were no major alewife die-offs
and no prolonged breaks in the action until
the winds of fall began to blow.
mates who are on the water once or twice
daily.
The great fishing and fast access to the
lake has lured boaters from across the
globe since Algoma hosted Wisconsin’s first
salmon stocking in 1968. Nearly a dozen
state records have been set here since, with
three of them still standing. A 42-inch,
27.11-pound rainbow trout is one of them,
while two that have since been topped are
at least as impressive — a pair of 35- and
36-pound brown trout. The heaviest chinook
at Algoma weighed 43 pounds, 3 ounces,
and stood as a state record for 11 years.
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In 2007, downtown Algoma was the site of the a Walldog Wave, an event that literally changed the face of ten historic
buildings through the art form of traditional mural painting. Numerous Walldog artists (an International group of
mural painters who pledge their time as “keepers of the craft”) converged on Algoma to create and recreate historic
representations. Stop at the Visitors Center for a map of downtown so you’re sure not to miss any of these exciting
pieces of art.
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If planning a trip for the first time, be sure
to bring more clothing than you think you’ll
need. It’s often much colder out on the water,
especially in late spring and early summer.
Soft-soled shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen and
a camera should also be high on the list.
Whatever you choose, think safety first.
Make sure your equipment is all in good
working order, and review boating’s rules
of the road with an online refresher. For the
latest fishing reports, check http://www.
algoma.org for charter captain links, “like”
the K/D Salmon Tournament’s Facebook
page or call the 24-hour Algoma Area
Fishing Hotline at (920) 487-3090.
In between fishing trips, a dawn-todusk look at Algoma’s lighthouse and the
nearshore waters is available at http://cam.
algomafishing.com.
Kevin Naze is a freelance writer, guide and
tournament organizer. E-mail him for information
on area fishing tournaments — including dates
that were still pending as this issue went to press
— at wildtimes@wizunwired.net.
920-743-5879 or 715-305-4405
fishing@thunderbuck.com
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213 Navarino Street, Algoma, WI 54201
Email: paulslanding@yahoo.com
Website: www.paulslanding.com
For Information and/or Reservations:
920-336-2147
located downtown
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• Dockage
• Charter Fishing
• Lodging
• Campsites
• Camper Rentals
with A/C
• Freezer
Accommodations
• Three bedroom
bunk house with A/C
Charter fishing
On The Line Sportfishing
Charter fishing with on site lodging packages available.
Salmon • Trout • Steelhead • 32' “Vicki Ann”
www.wisconsinharbortowns.net
Captain Doug Johnsen
located downtown
Algoma-see map
715-297-0943
www.onthelinesportfishing.com
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lodging
Kewaunee County’s Finest
Open Year-Round
• 33 Deluxe Guest Rooms and Suites
• Complimentary Continental Breakfast
• Computer with Internet in Lobby
• Handicapped Accessible Rooms Available
• Harbor View Rooms with Private Balconies
• In-Room Wireless High Speed Internet Access
harbor lights lodge
• 25-Inch Cable TV with Free HBO
• All Rooms Feature AM/FM Clock, Hairdryer,
Coffeemaker, Microwave & Refrigerator
• Ample Boat Parking & Nearby Ramp
• Porta Cribs and Rollaway Beds are Available
with Extra Charge
211 Milwaukee Street (Hwy. 42), Kewaunee, WI 54216
(920) 388-3700 or 1-800-736-3700
www.harborlightlodge.com harbor@harborlightlodge.com
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A VARIETY OF LAKESIDE SUITES!
• Spectacular View of the Lake!
• Stroll the boardwalk on sandy Lake Michigan shoreline!
• Nearby golf, shops & restaurants
• Ample boat parking
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
FREE Wireless Internet
Highway 42 • 1500 Lake Street • 920-487-2828
Visit our website: www.algomabeach.com
1-888-ALGOMA-1
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Your View From
• 38 rooms all overlooking the harbor • Free wireless internet
• Cable • Coffee • Refrigerators • Air Conditioning
• Charter boat fleet across the street
Visit Old Salty’s Gift Shop
Featuring Algoma Souvenirs
• T-Shirts • Sweatshirts • Nautical items
Harborinnalgoma.com
99 Michigan St., Algoma, WI 54201 • Phone 920-487-5241
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lodging
Quiet Accommodations Overlooking Beautiful
Lake Michigan
D QUEEN SIZE BEDS
D AMPLE BOAT PARKING
D CABLE TV/HBO/MAX
D freezer space and
ice available
D AIR CONDITIONED
D OPEN YEAR ROUND
2221 LAKE STREET
HWY. 42 SOUTH
ALGOMA, WI 54201
920-487-3214
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AHNAPEE RIVER TRAILS
CAMPGROUND
ON THE AHNAPEE RIVER
TROUT & SALMON CAPITOL OF THE WORLD!
FISHING HOTLINE 920-487-3090
Clean Restrooms • Free Hot Showers
Heated Swimming Pool
Picnic Tables • Fire Rings • Firewood • Ice
Horseshoes • Volleyball • Playground • Video Games
65 Large Sites • Coin Laundry
Ahnapee Trail for Jogging, Biking & Hiking
Camp Store with limited groceries
Canoe Rentals • Seasonal Sites
E6053 West Wilson Road
OFFICE 920-487-5777
Algoma, WI 54201
E-mail: ahnapee@itol.com • Web: www.ahnapee.com From Jct. Hwy. 42 & 54: Go 3.6 mi. north on Hwy. 42, then 1 mi. west on Washington
Rd., then 1 mi. south on County Trunk “M” to Wilson Rd., turn east to Campground.
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lodging
TIMBER TRAIL CAMPGROUND, LLC
lodging
On the Ahnapee Trail with access to the Ahnapee River
20-30-50 amp electric
Tent, Travel Trailer, RV and Pull Thru Sites
DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY AND SEASONAL RATES
LP tanks filled year round
Furnished Two Bedroom Rental Unit
N8326 County Road M
(920)487-3707
Algoma, WI 54201
email:timbertrail@itol.com
www.timbertrailcamping.com
www.itol.com/~timbertrail
*Air Conditioned *Cable TV
*Pets Welcome *Freezer Service
*Boat Parking & Dockage
*Wireless Internet
Highway 42 North – Algoma
1-800-236-3451 * 920-487-3451
E-mail address: info@riverhillsmotel.com
Website: www.riverhillsmotel.com
Hotel Stebbins
Historic Building & Theme Hotel Rooms • Bar & Lounge
Casual Fine Dining Restaurant • Game Room
Wireless Internet • Cable • Coffee • A/C
Food • Spirits • Lodging
201 Steele Street, Algoma, WI 54201 • 920-487-5521
www.thehotelstebbins.com • E-Mail: hotel.stebbins@sbcglobal.net
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area attractions
Area Attractions
Ahnapee State Trail — Enjoy 30 miles
of recreational trail. This trail connects
Casco Junction to Algoma to Sturgeon
Bay in beautiful Door County. Bikes,
horses and walkers are all welcome on the
crushed stone trail. Horses are welcome
on the trail beginning April 15 through
November 15. Dogs are also permitted
on a 6 foot leash. During the winter, the
trail is used for snowmobiling, although
cross country skiing is also permitted. No
fee for use. Visit www.ahnapeetrail.org or
contact the Kewaunee County Promotion
& Recreation Dept. at (920) 388-0444,
visitorinfo@kewauneeco.org.
Anadromous Fish Facility — When’s the
last time you saw a fish on a ladder? That’s
just one of the special things that you can
see at the Kewaunee River egg taking
station near Bruemmer Park. In fall and
spring, you can watch trout and salmon
fight their way up the fish ladders into
special holding tanks when they spawn.
On special days the DNR personnel at the
site will actually strip the eggs from the
fish as part of their hatchery program. In
addition to the beautifully accessible views
of the ladders, the Algoma Kewaunee Great
Lakes Sport Fishermen have installed an
underwater viewing window near the top
of the ladder to give you a close-up view
of the action.
Boat Rentals — The most popular way
to enjoy the water is to treat yourself
to a charter fishing expedition on Lake
Michigan. Check our website under fishing
for the best options. You may also contact
Ahnapee River Trails Campground (920487-5777) to explore canoe rentals. And
Beach Harbor Resort (800-231-5767) offers
crafts for a fun time on Sturgeon Bay.
Bowling — Don’t miss the chance to toss
the ball down one of Algoma Pizza Bowl’s
(487-2721) lanes.
Crescent Beach & Boardwalk — Algoma’s
award-winning boardwalk along the Lake
Michigan shore connects the Algoma
Visitor Center to the Algoma Marina.
Constructed from recycled plastic lumber,
the boardwalk was built by volunteers and
funded through a combination of grants and
private donations. Handicapped accessible
at both ends, this 1/2 mile boardwalk
‘at the Waters Edge’
Bed and Breakfast
See our 1500 sq ft deck overlooking
Lake Michigan. We feature Private Baths,
Private Entrances and a Private Pebble beach.
“Themed Rooms”
‘Honeymoon’ ‘Hollywood’
‘Nautical’ ‘Tropical’ ‘Northwoods’
‘Music’ ‘Harley Davidson’
Rates as low as $ 99.00
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www.atthewatersedgebnb.com
N7136 State Hwy 42, Algoma, wi
(920) 203-9584
Dried Cherries — Just north of Algoma
on Hwy 42 in the small village of
Forestville, you’ll find Country Ovens
(856-6767) offering their unique product–
dried cherries. You can take a video tour
of this intriguing plant and see how the
fruit is processed into nutritious dried
cherries to use in cooking, baking and as
a great stand-alone snack.
Fishing — Algoma is one of the top sport
fishing ports in the midwest and offers
anglers pier fishing, launches for private
boats, marinas and charter fishing outings
with captains who provide the know-how
and all of the equipment to land a trophy
fish. A list of captains is available from the
Chamber office, or check out the fishing
section at www.algoma.org.
area attractions
offers a great way to enjoy the spectacular
sights and sounds of Lake Michigan. If you
are a bit more adventurous, head off the
boardwalk and explore Crescent Beach.
In summer, sunbathing, building sand
castles, swimming, and collecting rocks
and other treasures are popular activities.
But, any time of the year is great for a
simple walk on the beach.
Golfing Options — Kewaunee County is
blessed with two wonderful golf courses
that are open to the public. The Alaskan
Golf Club located on Hwy 42 between
Algoma and Kewaunee offers 9 holes of
golf along with the Yukon Mini Golf
course for a fun filled family outing. 920388-3940. Northbrook Country Club offers
18 holes of golf on a beautiful course in
Luxemburg, 15 minutes west of Algoma
on Hwy 54 & County A. 920-845-2306.
Historic Murals — In June of 2007,
downtown Algoma was the site of the
Walldog Wave, an event that literally
changed the face of ten historic buildings
through the art form of traditional mural
painting. Numerous Walldog artists (an
International group of mural painters
who pledge their time as “keepers of the
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craft”) converged on Algoma to create &
recreate historic representations of mural
advertisement reflective of businesses,
products, activity & people from
throughout Algoma’s history. The Algoma
Main Street Program’s Historic Algoma
Walking Tour brochure includes locations
& a brief history on each mural. They
encourage you to explore these fascinating
works of art along with the rich historic
architecture unique to downtown Algoma.
Historic Walking Tour of Algoma –
Receive our award-winning walking tour
brochure by request, or when you stop by
the Visitor Center. Not only will you have
a brief history, complete with photos of
many of the downtown buildings as they
were originally built, but the brochure
also has photos of the downtown murals
and their locations. This brochure may be
mailed or picked-up free of charge.
The Kewaunee County Research Center ­–
has numerous historical books, maps,
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 7th
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centennial books, photo albums and
genealogy histories of Kewaunee County. 
Duplicate enlargement photos may be
purchased by contacting the center. Visit
our online store (http://www.rootsweb.
ancestrycom/~wikchs/on_line_store.
htm) for listings of items that are available. 
The center and the website is staffed
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Call 920-487-2516, try the website (http://
www.rootsweb.ancestrycom/~wikchs/)
to see what is available.
Kewaunee County Jail Museum ­– Open
Memorial Day through Labor Day. Built in
1876, this unique structure was originally
the sheriff’s residence, office and the local
jail. It now houses fascinating displays
of local history. See the original 1876 cell
blocks. Watch for the photo of Wisconsin’s
first female sheriff, and a model of the
famous USS Pueblo—the ship built in
Kewaunee in 1944 and captured and held
as a spy ship by the North Koreans in 1968.
Admission charged for upkeep.
Kewaunee County Winter Park – A place
to enjoy one of the best tubing slopes
in northeastern Wisconsin. Five 535foot tubing lanes are 15-feet wide, safely
separated by earth berms. There’s also a
high-tech fan-type snowmaking gun—no
need to wait for Mother Nature’s help.
And, the Winter Park chalet provides a
place to warm up with indoor restrooms,
tables and benches, as well as food and
refreshments. For up-to-date information
contact 920-388-0444.
Renard’s Cheese – From the Lake or the
Bay, Renard’s Cheese is on your way.
Celebrating 50 years! Family owned and
operated for three generations. Stop in at
either location, Sturgeon Bay or Algoma.
Cheese sampling and video tours
available daily. Open year around Monday
thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and open
weekends. Visit Algoma at 248 County S
(920-487-2825) or Sturgeon Bay, 2189 Cty
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DK (920-825-7272). Great gift ideas and
year around shipping available. www.
renards.com
Rio Creek Airport — Rio Creek Airport
was established in the early 70’s when a
group of enthusiastic pilots began building
a runway just west of “downtown” Rio
Creek. Through many hours of rock
picking and plowing, many friends and
family members helped transform a field
into Runway 7/25. The first flight out
of Rio Creek Airport was in a 1946 415CERCO Ercoupe (N386H) on August
28, 1973. Over the next few years, two
hangers, an aviator’s clubhouse and an
A-framed cabin were added as the aviation
bug captivated the small town. For more
about this attraction, visit their website at:
www.riocreekairport.com, or call Don at
920-837-7777.
Riverview ATV Park — Kewaunee
County’s very own 20 miles of ATV trails.
In addition to the 20 miles, the park also
has a hill climb area and 2 challenge course
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areas. The park is open to ATV’s only.
Helmets are required along with a valid
Wisconsin Registration. A donation is
asked of each rider. The park opens for the
season on May 1st of each year. The park
does close during gun-deer season and will
close for the season once the snowmobile
trails open. Riverview Park also has 3 miles
of mountain bike trails. This topsy turvey
terrain will keep you on the edge of your
seat!
Smoked & Fresh Fish — The Algoma
area is famous for its outstanding sport
fishing, but it is also home to commercial
fishing. The result is some truly wonderful
opportunities for fresh and smoked fish.
Check out Bearcat’s Fish House, located on
the corner of Hwy 42 and Navarino Street,
just south of the Fourth Street Bridge.
In addition to fish and seafood, smoked
fish and gift items, they also offer fish
freezing. 920-487-2372.
Visitor Information Center — Located on
Highway 42 (Lake Street) and overlooking
The center is open daily mid-May through
October from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Off-season,
the visitor center is open weekdays only,
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit the center for
brochures from area businesses, menus
from local restaurants, information for
new residents, and a great view from the
wrap-around deck. Call 920-487-2041 for
more information.
von Stiehl Winery — The road less
August 9-10-11, 2013
Live Music • Great Food
Huge Parade
Arts & Crafts
5K Run/Walk
Car Cruise & Show
Book Sale • Photo Contest
Fishing Tournament
www.algoma.org
or call
920-487-2041
traveled leads to the von Stiehl Winery in
Algoma. An overwhelmingly positive staff
will help you find your favorite among
nearly 30 varieties from dry grape to sweet
fruit wines. While visiting, tour arched
limestone caverns which date back to the
Civil War era. Offering a high quality
product at a valued price makes von Stiehl
Winery a “must stop” destination. Open
7-days-a-week, year round. Tours daily
May through October and on Saturdays
at 2 p.m. November through April. Enjoy
complimentary tasting at any time. von
Stiehl Winery is located at 115 Navarino
Street. 800.955.5208 www.vonstiehl.com
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Lake Michigan, the Algoma Visitor Center
is an award-winning structure built
with all volunteer labor. Money to pay
for materials was raised from donations
from individuals, businesses, industries
and organizations. Not a dime of tax
money has been used for the project and
the visitor center is staffed year-round
by a group of over 40 volunteers—many
of them senior citizens and long-time
residents from the Algoma area. These
volunteers work four-hour shifts and give
information to visitors on attractions,
accommodations, fishing and more.
Wienke’s Market — Located on Highway
S between Algoma and Sturgeon Bay,
Wienke’s Market offers farm-fresh
produce, flowers, fresh bakery items,
canned goods and more. Stop in and
see what’s fresh today. Call 920-487-5722
for additional information about Wienke’s.
WIENKE’S
MARKET
www.wienkes.com
FARM MARKET
• Fresh Produce
• Baked Goods
• Home Canning
• Homemade Fudge
• Norwegian Lefse
6 Miles North of Algoma on County S
A Unique Door County Farmstead
OPEN DAILY YEAR-ROUND
920-743-7014 or 920-487-5722
292 County Road S, Algoma, WI 54201
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Open Year-Round
7 Days A Week
Mon-Fri 8am-6pm
Sat 8-5, Sun 9-5
From Smoked and Fresh Fish to Scallops
and Lobster…more than 50 varieties
of Fish and Seafood
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• Gifts & Cookbooks
• Door County Cherries
295 4th St., Hwy. 42, Algoma
920-487-2372
FAX 920-487-3524 • www.bearcatsfish.com
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Lambeau field
42 miles
national railroad museum
40 miles
bay beach
38 miles
wildlife sanctuary
38 miles
Door county parks
Potawatomi-20 miles
peninsula-40 miles
whitefish-30 miles
Newport-60 miles
rock island-70 miles
Point beach-30 miles
Other Area Attractions
Algoma is the perfect base of operations
for exploring Northeast Wisconsin. With
our close proximity to some of the finest
fishing, biking, hiking, and natural Lake
Michigan shoreline beauty in WI you’ll
be where you want to be whenever you
decide your adventure! Come and enjoy
the comfortable pace of Algoma such as
Lambeau Field – Green Bay Packers
Stadium Tours, Packers Hall of Fame
Museum, Packers Pro Shop
920-569-7513, www.lambeaufield.com
Bay Beach Amusement Park
1313 Bay Beach Rd, Green Bay
920-448-3365, www.baybeach.org
Home to the Green Bay Packers which holds
title to four Super Bowl victories—in 1967
(Super Bowl I), 1968 (Super Bowl II), 1997
(Super Bowl XXXI) and 2011 (Super Bowl
XLV).
National Railroad Museum
22850 S. Broadway, Green Bay WI
920-437-7623, www.
nationalrailroadmuseum.org
What began as an effort to acquire a single
steam locomotive for a city park has grown
into one of the largest rail museums in the
nation.
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strolling the boardwalk, beach and historic
downtown. Dine, visit the gift and antique
stores or enjoy the Winery.
In addition,
the following attractions are within a short
drive:
Offering 17 exciting rides for all ages for
25 or 50 cents. Located next to Bay Beach
Wildlife Sanctuary.
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
1660 Each Shore Dr, Green Bay
920-391-3671, www.baybeachwildlife.com
This free admission 700 acre wildlife refuge
features exhibits, displays and miles of
hiking/walking trails.
State Parks in WI – Just to the north of us
you can enjoy some of the finest State Parks
in WI. Potawatomi, Peninsula, Whitefish
Dunes, Newport and Rock Island all offer
outdoor adventures for those of any age.
And just to our South enjoy Point Beach
State Forest –which boasts 6 miles of sugar
sand beach on Lake Michigan
For over 150 years the faithful have come to
this hallowed site seeking the intercession
of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In October 1859,
the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared on three
occasions to Adele Brise, a young Belgian
immigrant.
Our Lady of Good Help is located in
Champion 15 miles west of Algoma on Cty
Hwy K. It is the only approved site in the
United States of an apparition of the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
Area Lighthouses – Additionally there are
13 lighthouses in the area, many offering
viewing opportunities. With so much to
see in such a short distance you’ll find
yourself traveling back again and again.
Visit Algoma…Just for the Fun of It!
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Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help
920-866-2571
www.shrineofourladyofgoodhelp.com
STURGEON BAY
DOOR COUNTY’S YEAR-ROUND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
THEATRE
| MUSIC | CLASSES
in a lovingly restored mid-century theatre
check our website for our current schedule
scan this code to go directly to our web site
Visit
Green Bay
www.greenbay.com
888-867-3342
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Chamber members
Support your Chamber Members
Accountants
Schenck S. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 436 7800
Agri-Business
Ebert Enterprises. . . . . . . . . . . 487 9932
Hall’s Calf Ranch . . . . . . . . . . 845 9323
Heim’s Hillcrest Dairy LLC. . 837 7715
Stahl Brothers Dairy LLC. . . . 845 9284
Tisch Mills Farm Center. . . . . 776 1299
Walter’s of Rio Creek. . . . . . . 837 7777
Apparel
Tina Marie’s Boutique. . . . . . . 487 3711
Appliances
Post TV & Appliance . . . . . . . 487 2037
Attorneys
Blazkovec & Blazkovec
& Downey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5571
Automotive
Algoma BP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5460
Algoma Motors Inc.. . . . . . . . 487 3418
Graf’s MOBIL. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2527
Grosbeier Auto & Towing. . . . 487 2786
JP Express. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5117
Seiler Tire of Algoma, Inc. . . . 487 2951
Bakery
North Water Bakery/Deli . . . . 487 5306
Beauty Salons
Top of the Plaza Boutique. . . . 487 9700
Village Hair Design. . . . . . . . . 856 6433
Bed & Breakfast
At the Waters Edge. . . . . . . . . 203 9584
Boat Docking
Algoma Marina. . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2232
Captain K’s. . . . . . . . . . . . 715 781 4135
Paul’s Landing LLC . . . . . . . . 336 2147
Businesses Other
Ahnapee Trail (friends of). . . . 388 0444
Flanigan Distributing . . . . . . . 743 2036
Havegard Farms . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5620
Kewaunee County
Food Pantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 3663
SRO Events Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . 487 3840
Third Avenue Playhouse. . . . . 743 1760
Campgrounds
Ahnapee River Trails
Campground. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5777
Big Lake Campground. . . . . . 487 2726
Captain K’s. . . . . . . . . . . . 715 781 4135
Paul’s Landing LLC . . . . . . . . 336 2147
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Timber Trail Campground . . . 487 3707
Cellular
Cellcom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 2040
Charter Fishing
American Dream Sport
Fishing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715 451 1697
Big Water Charters. . . . . . . . . 487 3451
Fishin’ Frenzy Charter
Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715 563 4430
Fishin’ Magician’s Charter
Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304 3474
Haasch Guide Service. . . . . . . 487 0209
Kinn’s Sport Fishing
Enterprises . . . . . . . . . . . 800 446 8605
On The Line
Sports Fishing. . . . . . . . . 715 297 0943
Sand Piper Sport Fishing . . . . 304 2200
RV Charters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5158
Thunder Buck Fishing
Charters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 743 5879
Trik Sea Charters, LLC. . . . . . 866 9006
Chiropractors
Kenny Chiropractic. . . . . . . . . 487 3832
Computer Related
Infinity Technology, Inc.. . . . . 430 1117
Contractors/Suppliers
Ahnapee Construction. . . . . . . 487 3033
Algoma Lumber Company. . . 487 3511
Forestville Builders &
Supply, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856 6460
Electricians
Junio Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2512
Farm Mkt./Greenhouses
Wienke’s Market. . . . . . . . . . . 487 5722
Ferry Service
Washington Island
Ferry Line, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . 847 2546
Financial
Bank of Luxemburg 2nd . . . . 487 5288
Bank of Luxemburg 5th. . . . . 487 3165
Baylake Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 3421
Citizens Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5261
Union State Bank . . . . . . . . . . 388 3466
Floor Covering
A & L Services Inc. . . . . . . . . 487 3576
McMahons of
Luxemburg, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . 845 2341
(Area Code 920)
Wiesner-Massart
Furniture & Flooring. . . . . . 837 7414
Florist/PLANTS
Steele Street Floral. . . . . . . . . 487 3840
The Flying Pig LLC . . . . . . . . 487 9902
Food/Specialty
Bearcat’s Fish House. . . . . . . . 487 2372
Country Ovens, Ltd.. . . . . . . . 856 6767
North Water Bakery/Deli . . . . 487 5306
Renard’s Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2825
Salmon Meat Products Inc.. . . 845 2721
Wienke’s Market. . . . . . . . . . . 487 5722
Funeral needs
McMahons of
Luxemburg, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . 845 2341
Schinderle Funeral Home. . . . 487 2662
Steele Street Floral. . . . . . . . . 487 3840
Wiesner-Massart
Funeral Home . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2061
Furniture
McMahons of
Luxemburg, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . 845 2341
Wiesner-Massart
Furniture & Flooring. . . . . . 837 7414
Gas Stations
Algoma BP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5460
Graf’s MOBIL. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2527
JP Express. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5117
Gift Shops
Good Tidings Nautical & Gifts. . 487 3353
Ivy Cottage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 7263
Old Salty’s Gift Shop at
Harbor Inn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5241
The Flying Pig LLC . . . . . . . . 487 9902
Rocks of Ages Jewelry & Beads. . 845 1755
von Stiehl Winery. . . . . . . . . . 487 5208
Golf
Alaskan Golf Club . . . . . . . . . 388 3940
Northbrook Country Club. . . . 845 2306
Grocery Stores
Craig’s Piggly Wiggly, Inc. . . . 487 2235
Denny’s SuperValu Foods. . . . 487 2525
Hardware
Walter’s Do-It-Best
Hardware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5088
Health & Nutrition
Succeed Health. . . . . . . . . . . . 639 2050
Outdoor Advertising
JAG Outdoor Advertising. . . . 487 3443
Pharmacy
Aurora Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 487 2887
Photography
Blue Daisy Photography. . . . . 487 3212
Plumbing/Heating
Baumann Plumbing &
Heating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2067
Larry Baumann Plumbing &
Heating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2229
Printing Services
DC Printing LLC. . . . . . . . . . . 743 7339
PIP Printing & Document
Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 743 7370
Radio
The Big Dawg 97.7. . . . . . . . . 743 6677
WAUN Smooth Bays. . . . . . . . 495 3313
WDOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 2822
Real Estate
ERA Starr Realty . . . . . . . . . . 743 4321
Recreation
Beach Harbor Resort
& Boat Rental. . . . . . . . . . . . 743-3191
Door County Fireboat
Cruises LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . 825 1112
Greater Green Bay Convention
& Visitor Bureau. . . . . . . . . . 494 9507
Rocks of Ages Jewelry & Beads. . 845 1755
Third Avenue Playhouse. . . . . 743 1760
Rental Properties
Algoma Housing Authority. . . 487 5905
Restaurants/Pubs
Algoma Pizza Bowl. . . . . . . . . 487 2721
Caffe’ Tlazo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 7240
Cool Harbor Restaurant . . . . . 487 8055
Dairy Dean’s Family
Restaurant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5668
Glidden Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . 746 9460
Hotel Stebbins. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5521
Northbrook Country Club. . . . 845 2306
Red’s Pub & Grill. . . . . . . . . . 487 5431
S & K’s Food & Spirits. . . . . . 487 2884
Skaliwags Food & Spirits. . . . 487 8092
Stadium Diner/Bleachers Bar. 487 9788
Steelhead Saloon. . . . . . . . . . . 487 3899
Subway of Algoma. . . . . . . . . 487 3637
The Cork Restaurant & Pub. . 388 2525
Tippy Canoe Bar & Grill . . . . 837 2727
Chamber members
Hobby and Crafts
The Ceramic Shoppe. . . . . . . . 487 5983
Insurance
Briski Financial Services . . . . 487 5686
NE Mutual Insurance . . . . . . . 487 5954
Schinkten State Farm Ins.. . . . 487 3553
Weber Insurance Agency. . . . . 487 3435
Laundromat
Allyn’s Coin Laundry. . . . . . . 487 5781
Lodging
Algoma Beach Motel . . . . . . . 487 2828
Algoma Harbor House . . . . . . 866 9509
At the Waters Edge. . . . . . . . . 203 9584
Beach Harbor Resort. . . . . . . . 743 3191
Bridgeport Resort. . . . . . . 800 671 9190
Fisherman’s Haven . . . . . . . . . 487 3950
Forestville Dam House. . . . . . 495 6687
Harbor Inn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5241
Harbor Lights Lodge. . . . . . . . 388 3700
Harbor Walk & Harbor View
Condominiums. . . . . . . . 800 446 8605
Hotel Stebbins. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5521
Jorgenson’s Cottage. . . . . . . . . 746 7603
Pauls’ Landing LLC. . . . . . . . 336 2147
River’s Edge Condo’s . . . . . . . 487 5802
River Hills Motel . . . . . . . . . . 487 3451
Scenic Shore Inn. . . . . . . . . . . 487 3214
Summit Beach Condos. . . . . . 487 2045
Manufacturing
Algoma Hardwoods Inc.. . . . . 487 5221
Algoma Lumber Company. . . 487 3511
Algoma Net Company . . . . . . 487 5577
CTI Hospitality, Inc.. . . . . . . . 487 5209
East Shore Industries, Inc. . . . 487 3541
Havegard Farms . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5620
Olson Fabrication, Inc. . . . . . . 487 7250
WS Packaging Group, Inc.. . . 866 6300
Marketing & Technology
Infinity Technology, Inc.. . . . . 430 1117
Medical Services
Algoma Long-Term
Care Unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5511
Bellin Health Family Medical
Center Algoma. . . . . . . . . . . 487 3676
Ministry North Shore
Medical Clinic. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 3496
Newspapers
Kewaunee County Star News. . 388 3175
Optometrist
Lakeshore Vision Center. . . . . 487 2020
Village Kitchen. . . . . . . . . . . . 837 7333
Schools
Algoma School District. . . . . . 487 7001
St. Mary Catholic School. . . . 487 5994
St. Paul’s Lutheran School . . . 487 5712
Shopping
The Flying Pig LLC . . . . . . . . 487 9902
Good Tidings Nautical Gifts. . 487-3353
Ivy Cottage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 7263
Old Salty’s Gift Shop
at Harbor Inn. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5241
Rocks of Ages Jewelry & Beads. . 845 1755
Tina Marie’s Boutique. . . . . . . 487 3711
von Stiehl Winery. . . . . . . . . . 487 5208
Television/Video
Post TV & Appliance . . . . . . . 487 2037
Travel
Premier Travel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 845 2600
Utilities
Algoma Utility Commission. . 487 5556
Vision Care
Lakeshore Vision Center. . . . . 487 2020
Weddings/Special
Occasions
Algoma Boat Club . . . . . . . . . 487 3861
Caffe’ Tlazo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 7240
Dairy Dean’s Catering. . . . . . . 487 5668
Denny’s SuperValu Foods. . . . 487 2525
Glidden Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . 746 9460
Hotel Stebbins. . . . . . . . . . . . . 487 5521
North Water Bakery/Deli . . . . 487 5306
Northbrook Country Club. . . . 845 2306
Premier Travel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 845 2600
Red’s Pub & Grill. . . . . . . . . . 487 5431
S & K’s Food & Spirits. . . . . . 487 2884
Steele Street Floral. . . . . . . . . 487 3840
Steelhead Saloon. . . . . . . . . . . 487 3899
The Cork Restaurant & Pub. . 388 2525
Tina Marie’s Boutique. . . . . . . 487 3711
Top of the Plaza Boutique. . . . 487 9700
Village Hair Design. . . . . . . . . 856 6433
von Stiehl Winery. . . . . . . . . . 487 5208
Winery
von Stiehl Winery. . . . . . . . . . 487 5208
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2013 Event Calendar
All events are subject to change. www.algoma.org has additional listing of events, check
it out and enjoy! (Unless it states otherwise, all area codes are 920)
March 3 — Bridal and Special Occasion
Open House. Come to the lakeshore of
beautiful Algoma and tour local retailers
to see how they can assist you with your
wedding & special occasion planning.
Check out www.algoma.org for more.
May 4 — Annual “Dig-In” Algoma
Gardening Show. The show features
speakers throughout the day covering a
wide variety of topics by area garden clubs,
master gardeners, as well as waterscapes,
organic farming and more. For details visit
www.algomamainstreet.org.
May 18 — Annual Main Street Car Show.
Sponsored by Community Improvement
of Algoma Main Street Center. 487-5498 or
algomamainstreet.org
May 17-18 — 6th Annual Hotel Stebbins
Girls Night Out! For all the information
call 487-5521 or visit www.thehotelstebbins.
com. Reservations are required since space
is limited.
June 15 — Annual Tractor Rally. Wisconsin
has one of the largest numbers of farm
tractor collections in the country. Tractor
rallies are an opportunity for tractor
enthusiasts to get together to share our love
of tractors, just like many auto restorers,
Considering
Relocation?
THINK ALGOMA!
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motorbike enthusiasts, and others join their
friends for a time to share their passions
traveling down scenic byways. Check
out www.agrigulturalheritage.org for all
the information on this annual event in
Kewaunee County.
June 22 – Lady’s Fest & Fair at von Stiehl
Winery. For all the information about this
new event, check out www.vonstiehl.com
July 5-6 — Algoma’s City-Wide Garage
Sale from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Maps available
at the Algoma Visitor Center on Friday
and Saturday. Sponsored by Community
Improvement of Algoma. 487-5498
July 6 — Rio Creek Fly-In & Hanger
Dance, Celebrating 40 Years. Check out
www.riocreekairport.com for all the latest
information.
July 11-Aug. 15 — 11th Annual Concerts in
the Park. Join us every Thursday evening
to hear local, regional, & national artists
perform at Heritage Park, located adjacent
to the City Marina and Crescent Beach.
Farmers Market at 5:30, Concert at 7:00 pm.
Facebook-Algoma Concerts.
July 18-21 — Kewaunee County Fair
at the Luxemburg Fair Grounds.
Call for entertainment schedule and
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It’s What We Don’t Have That Matte
rs!
Most People Relocating To The Algom
a Area Are Very Impressed By The
Things We Don’t Have: No Stoplights;
No Traffic Problems; No Long Lines
At Restau rants Or Stores ; Virtually No
Serious Crimes And No Dangerous
Sections Of Town To Avoid.
Instead, We Enjoy A High Quality Of
Life; Great Recreational Oppor tunities;
Lake Michigan On The Front Doorstep;
A Highly Skilled And Motivated Work
Force; Dedicated Teachers And School
Staff; An Award-winning Youth Club
And Recreation Program; Low-cost Of Living
; A Host Of Service Clubs ; A Fullservice Librar y; And Much More.
This Is A Great Place To Live, Work And
Play. So Whether You Are Looking
For A Safe Environment To Raise Kids
Or A Wonderful Place To Retire, Give
Algoma A Serious Look.
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Medical Clinic
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ticket information.
kewauneectyfair.com
845-2241
www.
July 20-28 — 31th Annual Kewaunee/
Door Salmon Tournament — Thousands
of dollars in cash and prizes will be on
the line in the Midwest’s most popular
Chinook salmon fishing contest. Cast or
troll anywhere in Lake Michigan off of
Kewaunee and Door counties, with weighin ports at Algoma, Kewaunee, Sturgeon
Bay, Baileys Harbor and Washington Island.
First place is worth $10,000 cash to the lucky
angler who reels in the winning “king.”
The payout typically goes more than 200
places deep, making it unique among Great
Lakes’ fishing contests. That’s in addition
to the daily cash and prizes awarded at
each of the five weigh-in ports. For more
information, visit http://www.kdsalmon.
com or call 883-9792.
August 9-11 — Shanty Days Celebration
of the Lake. Come join us for the 27th
annual Lakeshore Celebration. Live music,
great food, huge parade, arts-n-crafts fair,
5k walk/run, fishing contest and more!
Check out the Shanty Days “button” at
www.algoma.org for a schedule of events
and more about other activities during this
fun-filled, family-friendly weekend. You
may also call the Algoma Chamber at
487-2041
September 13-14 — Wet Whistle Wine
Fest. Plan to visit Algoma for this annual
wine festival. Award winning wines, grape
stomp, fine art and specialty foods are
featured. For more information call the
Main Street Center at 487-5498 or check out
www.algomamainstreet.org.
September 21-22 — Agricultural Heritage
Days. This annual event is held at the
Luxemburg Fairgrounds and features
antique farm equipment, tractor pulls,
horse pulls, demonstrations of old time
farming and more. Watch food being
prepared on antique wood-fired cook
stoves. Large flea and craft area. 388-0604
or www.agriculturalheritage.org.
October 26 — Octoberfest at Agricultural
Heritage Farm (5 miles south of Kewaunee).
This annual event is fun for the whole
family. Enjoy German Food Demonstrations
and Exhibits, German Dinner and Dancing
and Sunday Mass. For more information
www.agriculturalheritage.org.
October 26-27 — Algoma’s 7th Annual
“Magical Storyland/Halloween Walk”.
Remarkable Nationwide Coverage,
Remarkable Nationwide Coverage,
Devices & Plans Personalized for the
Devices & Plans Personalized for the
Way You Live.
Way You Live.
August 17 — Ahnapee Trail Century Ride.
A Premiere North East WI event that is
growing, The Ahnapee Trail Century is an 8
to 100 mile bike ride that takes riders through
cedar wetlands, farm fields, orchards,
and woodlands surrounding Luxemburg,
Casco, Kewaunee, Algoma, and Sturgeon
Bay. Wildlife abounds throughout – bald
eagles, sandhill cranes, deer, and other
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September 1 — Dancing in the Streets.
Join us at Legion Park for live music,
arts –n- crafts vendors, food, raffles, kids
games, activities and petting zoo. Benefits
the Kewaunee County Food Pantry, Inc.
www.kcfpantry.org.
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A unique chance to visit
person-to-person with Snow
White & the Seven Dwarfs,
Cinderella,
Tinkerbelle,
Scooby Doo, Sponge Bob,
Dora The Explorer and many
other storybook characters.
There are also “scary” places
to visit for those more brave
participants. The Halloween
walk is at the Algoma
High School 10am-4pm
both days. Visit www.
algomahalloweenwalk.org for
more info.
November 30 — North Water
Bakery and Deli 5th Annual
Christmas Open House. Free
wagon rides, complimentary
beverages and samples. Get
your picture taken with
Santa’s elves and live reindeer.
www.cakedesignsbyjoann.
com for more info.
November 30 — Small
Business Saturday. The goal
is to raise awareness about
the importance of shopping
at small businesses and
encouraging Americans to
spend at least a few of their
holiday dollars at a small
business. Come spend the
day by the lake and shop
the unique shops in friendly
Algoma, you’ll be glad you
did. Check www.algoma.org
for more.
December 7 — Christmas
in the City in Algoma. Join
visitors and residents as they
celebrate the holiday season.
Spend the days shopping our
unique local businesses; have
milk & cookies with Santa, and
more. Don’t miss the Holiday
Parade through downtown,
and join in the Holiday
Home Tour after! Check out
www.algomamainstreet.org
for information.
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dining
Fun For The Whole Family
Sports Bar & Grill
Dine In • Carry Out • Delivery
Happy Hour Specials
M, W-F 3-6 p.m. • Closed Tuesdays
Birthday Bowling Parties
Cosmic Bowling • Air Conditioned
Homemade Pizza
Weekend Entertainment
401 Second Street • Algoma
920-487-2721
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Follow Us!
Kewaunee
County’s
most
unique
dining
experience!
Fine casual dining with a diverse menu
including steaks, seafood, lamb chops,
duck, pasta and Irish fare.
Enjoy a pint or your favorite beverage
in our comfortable Irish Pub.
Nightly food and drink specials
and live entertainment!
306 Ellis Street (hwy. 29)
388-2525
thecork@doorpi.net
welcometothecork.com
dining
• 12 beers on tap
• Gameroom &
pool table
• Plasma TVs
• Weekend
entertainment
Casual
ual atmosphere with great food & drin
drinks
Stone-baked pizzas, burgers, sandwiches,
soups & salads
Steaks, ribs, fish
Friday fish fry
O P E N D A I LY
• Outdoor seating
available
• Biker friendly
• Wi Fi HOT SPOT
FREE bag of ice
with this ad & food
purchase.
Limit one bag per person per day.
530 4th Street (Hwy 42) • Downtown Algoma
920-487-3899
Sit, Sip, Savor…
a relaxed Bistro style atmosphere
Organic Fair Trade Coffees & Teas
Specialty Hot & Iced Drinks
Gourmet Pastries & Desserts
Unique Breakfast Menu
Panini Sandwiches & Wraps With
Vegetarian& Gluten Free Options
Nightly Dinner Features
607 Fourth St. - Hwy42
Downtown Algoma
Phone / Fax 920-487-7240
www.caffetlazo.com
Fine Wines, Beer & Liquor Drinks
Free Wireless Access
Rear Handicap Parking
Open Daily - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
dining
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At the BEST PRICES!
S&K
§
§
Family-Owned
Food & Spirits
Ken & Sandy Tebon, Owners
Corner of Cty D & Hwy 54 • 487-2884
Just 2 1/2 miles west of Algoma
Great Menu includes homemade soup & items just for kids.
Steak • Burgers • Prime Rib • Salmon
Open Tuesday-Thursday at 4 p.m.
Friday-Sunday at 11 a.m.
Grill open ‘till 11pm, later on weekends
Beautiful view of Lake Michigan
www.redspubandgrill.com
Located between Algoma & Kewaunee
on Hwy 42 • 487-5431
Where Fresh is the Taste
FRESH SUBS & SALADS
2217 Lake Street, Algoma - 487-3637
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dining
Banquet & Party Facilities
from 20 to 200 people!
www.northbrookcc.com
Like us on Facebook!
Fine Dining 920-845-2306
Pro Shop - Tee Times 920-845-2383
Highway 54 to Luxemburg, then one mile North on County Trunk AB
dining
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Business/industry
Algoma Area Industries
Algoma Hardwoods, Inc. — Manufacturers of
architectural wood doors for the nonresidential
market, supplying interior wood doors to schools,
hospitals, offices, churches, sports venues,
restaurants and more. In addition, the company
has expanded their product line to include
custom designed stile & rail doors, individual
door components sold to other manufacturers,
and head and seat boards for Andersen windows.
Visit algomahardwoods.com.
Algoma Lumber Co., Inc. — Buyers of standing
timber and logs. Manufactures first-rate northern
hardwood and softwood lumber. specializes
in kiln dried lumber, mouldings, and siding.
By-products include shredded landscape bark,
hardwood chips, and sawdust. Wholesales
lumber worldwide or retails to the walk in
customer. (920) 487-3511. Visit algomalumber.
com.
Algoma Mop Manufacturers — A division
of East Shore Industries, Inc. which provides
employment to people with disabilities. Algoma
Mop manufacturer’s product line includes a full
range of quality mopping products specializing
in the manufacture of custom industrial wet
mop heads. Products are marketed mostly in
Wisconsin with some distribution to other states.
Phone numbers: East Shore Industries (920) 4873541, Algoma Mop Manufacturers (920) 487-3614,
1-800-216-3478.
Algoma Net Company — In the 1890’s Algoma
Net Company manufactured fly nets for horses,
now they manufacture and sell hammocks,
hammock stands, outdoor chairs and benches
along with a complete line of travel and sport
Walter’s
style tote bags throughout the U.S., Canada
and the world. Products are marketed through
their own sales force along with manufacturer
representatives and distributors. Complete
product line of all styles and types of hammocks
and soft luggage bags are available in fabrics and
colors in all varieties. Visit algomanet.com.
CTI Hospitality — Manufacturers and
distributors of architectural and commercialcontinued on page 40
People
know.
People you
you know.
Service you
you trust.
Service
trust.
Shared strength through
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Energy.
Algoma, WI 54201-1796
1407920-487-5556
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www.algomautilities.com
Algoma,
WI 54201-1796
920-487-5556
www.algomautilities.com
Hardware
2 Locations to serve you!
E 4351 County Road K
Rio Creek, WI
Phone: 920-837-7777
521 Fourth Street
Algoma, WI
Phone: 920-487-5088
HOURS:
Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-12, Sun. 9-12
HOURS:
Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-4, Sun. 9-3
walters.doitbest.com
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Business/industry
Schinderle
Funeral Home
“We have a tradition in caring”
920-487-2662
Staff:
Laurie Schinderle
and Bill Schinderle
1600 Schinderle Lane, (Jefferson St.)
Algoma, WI 54201
www.schinderle.com
E-mail: info@schinderle.com
Algoma
Public Schools
• Auto
• Home
• Life
• Farm
• Business
• Health
SR-22 FILINGS
ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
ALGOMA OFFICE
225 Steele St.
STURGEON BAY
OFFICE
425 Kentucky
✹ Small Class Sizes
✹ Many Extra-Curricular Activities
✹ Dedicated & Knowledgeable Staff
✹ A True Community Education
✹ Virtual/Individual Programming
743-8900
Come & See what
Algoma Schools are all about.
www.alghs.k12.wi.us
743-3300
We welcome you & your family
to be a part of our community!
487-3435
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grade millwork products. The product line
includes: millwork for the hospitality industry,
louvers and moldings. The highly-skilled
workforce has supplied millwork and component
parts to all sections of the U.S. and overseas.
These products and services are marketed
nationally by the Algoma-based sales staff.
Visit ctihospitality.com.
Havegard Farm Inc. — Located at 225 Navarino
Street, Havegard is a family owned and operated
business that specializes in the manufacture and
distribution of high quality bird feed products.
Founded in 1974, Havegard Farm Inc. is
dedicated to producing the finest line of wild bird
feed available. Products are marketed throughout
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and
also on the East Coast. Havegard Farm also
operates a retail outlet store, at 6757 Hwy. 42/57
in Door County, just south of Sturgeon Bay.
Visit havegard.com.
Olson Fabrication, Inc. is a full service fabrication
and machining facility offering an array of services
to many well-recognized companies in the marine,
consturction, commercial and industrial area. With
a diverse customer base, Olson Fabrication can
handle many different weldments, from light gage
stainless and aluminum to 30,000 pound steel
weldments. For more information about Olson
Fabrication, Inc., please visit their website at
www.olsonfabrication.com.
SRO Events, Inc. is certified by the State of
Wisconsin as a Professional Fundraiser. They
create and facilitate custom marketing plans
for any type of event. Through their direct mail
marketing division they keep up-to-date with
postal compliance, database procurement and the
management of company databases. Whatever
your mailing needs, their direct mail division can
benefit your business with affordable postage
rates, hassle-free mailing and strategic marketing
campaigns.
W/S Packaging — Wisconsin Label Group
produces pressure-sensitive labels, coupons, bar
codes, and game pieces for customers worldwide.
Capabilities include four-color process and up
to 14 colors in a single pass. W/S Packaging has
a nationwide sales force and employs over 400
people locally. Also part of W/S Packaging is
Wisconsin Screen Graphics, manufacturing durable
screen-printed graphics, decals, nameplates and
industrial identification products for indoor or
outdoor use. Visit wspackaging.com.
You can narrow your focus
because we broaden ours.
Wish you could do more of what you love about running your business?
And less of what you loathe? Simply put Schenck on the job and you
can. From accounting to technology consulting to retirement plan
administration—and everything in between—Schenck’s experienced
problem solvers take on your challenges, so you can get back to business.
To learn more about our full line of solutions and how we can help,
visit us online at schencksc.com or call 920-436-7800.
2200 Riverside Drive • Green Bay • 800-676-0829 • schencksc.com
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Business/industry
Starr
Realty
Door & Kewaunee County’s Top Selling
Agency for 23 Consecutive Years!
3rd & Michigan
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
920-743-4321 800-661-8555
email: info@erastarr.com
2594 Bay Shore Drive
Sister Bay, WI 54234
View All Our Listings
920-854-2394
800-720-6888
at: www.erastarr.com
email: info@erastarr.com
A & L SERVICES, INC.
Flooring: Tile, Carpet & Wood
Specializing in Ceramic, Quarry, Marble & GraniteTile
E5920 Fremont Road
Algoma, WI 54201
Telephone:
(920) 487-3576
Baumann
Plumbing-Heating
Inc.
1103 Jefferson St. Algoma, WI 54201
920-487-2067
David Baumann
Sales, Service & Installation - Serving the Community for over 50 years
wiesner & massart Inc.
“Since 1904”
Furniture by: Lane • Best Craft • Brooks • Leick
Commercial & Residential Flooring by:
Mohawk • Shaw • Congoleum • Mannington • Dal Tile
CERAMIC & PORCELAIN TILE, CARPET, VINYL, LAMINATE & HARDWOOD
Bedding by: Simmons Beauty Rest
Funeral Homes
Algoma: 1617 Flora Ave. • 920-487-2061
Casco: 107 Wiesner Ave. • 920-837-7414
Hwy. 54, Casco • 837-7414
Hours:
M, W, F 8-8 / T, TH 8-5 / Sat 8-12
Staff: Rose Le Fevre, Jim Kinnard, Tim Kinnard
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Quality Custom Built
New Homes & Remodeling
Cabinetry & Millwork
Forestville Builders & Supply, Inc.
141 Main St., P.O. Box 8
Forestville, WI 54213 • 920-856-6460
www.forestvillebuilders.com
Construction & Remodeling
LARRY Baumann NewResidential
& Commercial
PLUMBING & HEATING INC.
➽ Plumbing Fixtures & Supplies
➽ Water Heaters
➽ Water Softeners
E5898 Cty. S, Algoma, WI
➽ Water Filtration Systems
920-487-2229
➽ Tempstar Gas Furnaces & AC
Visit Our Complete Show Room
➽ Thermopride Oil Furnaces
➽ Boiler Gas & Oil
West on Cty. S, 3/4 mi. outside Algoma.
➽ Gas Fireplaces & Stoves
Look for our sign!
Award-winning business: protecting our environment
through waste and energy reduction
• Labels
• Coupons
• Folded cartons
• Decals and tags
• Printed game pieces
• Label application machinery
WS Packaging Group, Inc.
®
®
Leaders in Printing and Packaging Worldwide
877-977-5177 www.wspackaging.com
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Business/industry
Grand View Terrace
Apartments
145 Grandview Court • Algoma, WI 54201
(920) 487-5905
A Million Dollar View That Fits Your Budget
Grand View Terrace Apartments has 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for elderly,
near elderly & disabled adults. Rent is based on income so it is affordable for
everyone. Utilities are included in rent. Call or stop in for an application.
Office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 am. - noon.
Algoma Lumber Company, Inc.
Buying
Hardwood Lumber - Wholesale or Retail
• Standing Timber
• Custom Kiln Drying
• Saw Logs
• Custom Millwork
• Timberland
• Flooring
• Moulding
1400 Perry St.
• Tongue & Groove Paneling
Algoma, Wisconsin 54201
• Shredded Landscape Bark
Phone: 920-487-3511
• Landscape Chips
Website: www.algomalumber.com
VISIT FRIENDLY
ALGOMA!
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specialty stores
Algoma
Lovers!
is for
Home Decor & Gift Store
Stop by & see our beautful store
filled with florals, gifts, seasonal
and everyday accessories for you
and your home.
Check out www.algoma.org
For those
“Have to Have It”
moments in life.
487-7263
Open 7 Days A Week
410 2ND STREET • ALGOMA
Algoma has it all when it comes to
planning a wedding.
• Homemade Bakery & Deli
•W
edding &
• Usinger Meats
Specialty Cakes
• Badger Gourmet Baked Ham • C
ustard & Hand-dipped
• Fresh Coffee
Ice Cream
• Ice Cream Cakes & Pies
OPEN AT 4:00 a.m.
133 North Water Street • Algoma, WI 54201 • 920-487-5306
www.cakedesignsbyjoann.com
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specialty stores
specialty stores
Browse the “33” Giant Historic
Algoma Murals throughout the Store!!
SERVING YOU SINCE 1968
u Full Service Deli
u The Original
Broasted Chicken
VISIT
“DENNY’S DEN”
u Finest Quality
USDA CHOICE Meats
u Fresh Bakery Daily
u Farm Fresh Produce
u Organics
Walk-In Beer Cave
Largest Selection
of Beer & Wine in
Kewaunee County.
Cold Beer
Always!
u Over 220 Varieties of
750 ml Wine
u Floral & Balloons–we deliver!
KODAK PICTURE KIOSK!!! Develop your own photos
Instantly!! From Your Digital Camera Card or CD.
NEW! Redbox Now Available
* Charge Cards Accepted *
OPEN 6 A.M. - 9 P.M. EVERY DAY
Downtown Algoma
487-2525
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specialty stores
Featuring the latest
styles & sizes
(XS through 6X)
OPEN
R
MO
SAT
“Where
we dress
you from
Head-to-Toe”
Designer Fashions
Casual To Cruise Wear
Lingerie • Special Occasions
Unique Hats, Scarves, Purses & Shoes
Prom, Bridal, Formal,
Mother’s Dresses & Tux Rental
Corsets & Undergarments
ALTERATIONS • DRY CLEANING DROP FF
www.tinamariesboutique.com
Craig’s
piggly wiggly
★ Craig’s Coffee & Donut
Drive Up Opens At 4 am
★ The Freshest Deli & Bakery
★ Weekly Chicken Specials
★ Largest Variety of Beer,
Wine & Liquor Around
Open Daily
6:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
Shop
the Pig!
2025 Lake St.
(Hwy. 42—1/2 mile south of Hwy. 54)
920-487-2235
625 4th St. (Hwy 42) • Algoma, WI • 920.487.3711
Heirloom
Jewelry
Designs by
920-845-1755
405 St John St • Luxemburg
(Only 15 minutes from Algoma
Just off Hwy 54, two blocks South on First St.)
www.rocksofages.org
Mon. – Fri.: 10 am - 6 pm
Sat: 10 am - 3 pm
Jewelry as Unique as the
old church building
we’re in
These 7 items were used to
create this “NEW” necklace
Come and see Cami and she will turn
your Vintage Jewelry (brooches, earrings, etc.)
into a unique one of a kind design.
LARGE SELECTION OF JEWELRY…
Fashion, Fine & Featured.. something for every budget
Beads • Jewelry • Classes • Parties
• Be Vocal Buy Local •
WE HAVE A LARGE INVENTORY OF BEADS AND JEWELRY FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
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specialty stores
specialty stores
Shop 24/7
www.nautical-gifts.us
*Nautical Gifts & Home Decor
*Algoma Souvenirs & Casual Wear
*Beach & Tropical Decor
* Weems & Plath
* Cape Cod Wind and Weather
Instruments
OPEN DAILY YEAR ’ROUND
ON THE CORNER OF STEELE AND THIRD IN THE
HEART OF DOWNTOWN ALGOMA
304 Steele Street • Algoma, Wisconsin
920-487-3353
STROLL HISTORIC STEELE STREET
Floral
Artistry
and Gallery
www.steelestreetfloral.com
Consignment Art
Wedding and Party Planning
Diversified Wine Selection
Thymes Body and Bath Products
Artisan Chocolate
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Quality of life and
quality in business
– what a combination!
Algoma, Wisconsin
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For more excellent reasons to consider Algoma
for your business, contact Algoma City Hall,
920-487-5203, And check us out on the web
www.algomacity.org or
e-mail to algoma@algomacity.org.
Along with the beautiful view, Lake Michigan offers
sport fishing, pleasure boating, swimming and just
relaxing on the beach. The waterfront and numerous
city attractions provide great entertainment for
family, friends and out of town business associates.
Your port in the storm
For a small community, Algoma
offers big returns. This friendly garden spot has
good schools, many youth programs, a low crime rate, and
particularly a stable and dependable workforce. Take all of that into
consideration and you have all the right reasons for settling here.
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Algoma’s location is a bona fide business plus. Situated on two major
highways, the trip to Brown, Door and Manitowoc counties is measured
in minutes, not hours.
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