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Dear Phil,
How can it already be October? It is truly amazing that time has gone by in a blink of an eye!
We continue to move forward in planning for next year and meeting with many of our partners and stakeholders. To start off the month, I had the pleasure of having dinner with the Ephraim Business Council at the Sunset Harbor Grill. To sit and watch the sunset from Eagle Harbor is something to behold and certainly a picture-perfect moment!
As we build out our continued focus on environmental sustainability, I had the opportunity to meet with Emily Woods, our new Door County Land Trust Executive Director. We are excited to work with her and her team to help support their efforts moving into the future and advocate for the preservation and protection of our environment and natural resources.
We want to extend a warm welcome to Korey Mallien and Bailey Koepsel to the Door County Economic Development Corporation and are excited to work with them along with Michelle Lawrie, DCEDC Executive Director, in the shared goal of helping support Door County to be a place that people want to live, work and play.
We were fortunate to host Destinations Wisconsin in Door County for their Strategic Planning Sessions and Board meeting. A big thank you to the Landmark Resort, who took care of everyone while they were here. All who attended loved Door County and couldn’t stop talking about how beautiful our home is. To top it off, we experienced a Door County Trolley ride, with our driver Frank taking us to a delicious fish boil dinner at the Old Post Office Restaurant in Ephraim, with a stop in Egg Harbor and Sister Bay……so much fun!
If you haven’t been to Northern Sky’s Gould Theater to see Sunflowered, it is truly a must. We are so fortunate to have all our performing arts venues in Door County.
And then on to Autumnfest in Baileys Harbor! What fun we had, and best of all, I had my first taste of the yummy food at Wally’s Weenie Wagon!
As always, let me know if you want to get together and chat!
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