Sunday was Destination Sturgeon Bay’s first annual “Bloody Mary Social” event held at Sonny’s Pizzeria. The inaugural event took place outside on the watrfront patio with numerous local restaurants entering their various unique bloody marys to compete in two categories. The Best Bloody Mary award went to Stone Harbor Resort, while the Best Bloody Mary Garnish award went to Scaturo’s Baking Company and Cafe. Waterfront … Continue reading →

Sturgeon Bay Municipal Services is reminding city residents that there will no longer be a one-time collection of brush in the Spring. Instead, you may schedule a brush collection that will take place the 2nd Friday of the month, April through October, the same dates as the city’s large item collections. This will allow residents several times a year to have their brush, branches, and … Continue reading →

There was a gas leak on Sturgeon Bay’s west side Thursday afternoon, took place on oak street between Madison Ave and Neenah Ave. . It appears that a contractor was doing some digging in the area and hit an underground gas line. The Sturgeon Bay Fire Department was called to the scene just after 11:00 am. They sent 2 engines with 4 personnel to be … Continue reading →

Thursday morning at 7:45, a call was made to the Sturgeon Bay Police concerning a car which had apparently driven straight into the Michigan Street roundabout on Highway 42/57 and jumped over the roundabout. A passerby witnessed the incident and made the call saying that the blue vehicle was then in the ditch while the female driver was standing outside the car talking on her … Continue reading →

In a recent statement from the City of Sturgeon Bay, it says they have received complaints regarding the continued display of political candidate signs throughout the city, with the last election being well over a month ago. It then says that any political message signs on behalf of a candidate for public office still on display is a violation of the city’s sign code and … Continue reading →

The Sturgeon Bay Finance/Purchasing & Building Committee met Tuesday afternoon at city hall where they passed a 2nd amendment to the development agreement for the old granary on the waterfront. Initially, the Sturgeon Bay Historical Society’s agreement called for a more basic shell plan for the structure, but now they’ve provided a much more elaborately detailed restoration plan. The purpose of this amendment is to … Continue reading →