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Written by Karyn Klement-Freimuth
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Wednesday January 07, 2009 |
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With snowmobile trails now open in Door County, trails coordinator George Pinney says everyone needs to use caution when riding. A non-life threatening accident a couple weeks ago resulted in a broken bone, bumps, bruises and some shaken up teenagers. Pinney says from what he understands, the accident occurred in the Brussels area and the incident is a perfect example of why all riders must be educated and cautious when snowmobiling. |
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Areas of Northeast Wisconsin have seen record amounts of snow fall in the past month and Sturgeon Bay Police Chief Dan Trelka says this makes things tough on all motorists. Most recently, Trelka has noticed that snow banks are piling higher and higher, making it difficult for motorists to see. 
It has been the most amazing week Nick Greisen could have imagined. The Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker and his wife Carolyn welcomed their first child into the world at 11:08 Saturday night in Maryland. It was hours before the Sturgeon Bay graduate had to be back on the field in a playoff game against the Dolphins in Miami. 
The Door County League of Women Voters will talk about how to collaborate with Door Property Owners and Sustain Door at their next roundtable meeting on Friday. League President Susan Kohout says the group recently talked about how to better work together with other organizations. 
