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2009-2010 Contributions www.thehardy.org Duane and Franne Dickinson Peninsula Arts Association Robert Ekholm Pottery Don and Marianne Diekman Barb and Bill Perloff Given by Judi Ekholm Liz Maltman PO BOX 394 Karl Diekman Dan and Joan Pfister Richard Mueller Meissner Landscape, Inc. Gloria Drummond Penny Pfister Given by Kathy Glasnap Carl Mengert EPHRAIM, WI 54211-0394 HardyAnnually, friends reaffirm their Thomas Dukehart Nancy Prange Dawn Marie Mathewson Robert Merline 920.854.2210 recognition of the vital role Edgewood Orchard Cookbook Carole Pyle Given by her mother, Mill Road Gallery Raibrook Foundation Debra Mielke the Hardy plays in the Door Fund Jeff Olson Salli Eley Robert and Carolyn Mary Mink Van Roo Orchards Golf Course County community and its Proudly supported in part with funds from June Ellis Rasmussen Given by Sarah Patterson The Paintbox Gallery rich visual arts landscape with Joe and Judy Falout Jim and Ann Reeve Peninsula School of Art financial gifts. While these Robert Fink James Rericha HONORARIUM GIFTS : Charles L. Peterson gifts can be directed towards Walt Freckmann Jean Reynolds Ginny Rebmann specific programs meaningful Gerry Friedberg Priscilla Richmond Elizabeth Meissner-Gigstead Jim Sargent Tim and Marsella Fults Gale Ritchey to each donor, gifts are also Given by Karen and Martha Sauter Richard Geudtner Bonnie and Jim Rock Andrew Cook Savory Spoon Cooking School given to the organization George and Kristi Gibraltar Area Schools/FOG Peggy Lott Renee Schwaller Roenning to use where funds are most Ken and Tracy Glasheen Given by Anne and Dick Tom Seagard Ann M. Rothschild needed. Whatever the purpose, William and Colette Van de Ven Bren Sibilsky Mary and Jim Rutter financial gifts to the Hardy Goldammer Wayne Simmons James and Marla Gousseff Bonnie Sandstrom GOODS & GIFTS IN-KIND Mary Ellen Sisulak Gallery are deeply appreciated Mary and Charles Green Maureen Sandstrom-McGrath The Spa at Sacred Grounds and are used to continue Bill and Jo Guenzel Jim and Madeleine Sargent Alpine Golf Course Spin our mission of enriching the Mrs. Paul Guenzel R.E. and Cynthia Sargent Dan Anderson Kathy Stanaszek Dave and Carol Hackett Gordon and Diane Saron vibrancy of our community Kari Anderson Steve and Jessica Sauter, Tony Staroska by supporting and fostering Beverly Hart Branson The Artists Guild, LLC e-Tailer, Inc. David Starr Jane Hardy Harris and Loring Jeanne Aurelius Door County’s visual arts and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saxton Stonehedge Golf Course, Harris Amass Bridget Austin artists. We applaud & thank Bill and Mary Jo Schaars Jon Oswald Bob and Bonnie Hartmann Badger Liquor Co. these generous donors who Bruce and Melinda Anderson Christine Style Elizabeth Heller Ernest Beutel Schaufer Hermke Timm have made contributions in the Barbara and Doug Henderson Donna Brown John and Margaret Schmahl Karsten Topelman 2009-2010 (Nov. 1, 2009 - Hislop Family Foundation Shan Bryan-Hanson Tony and Barbara Schmeltz Stephanie Trenchard Dave and Liz Hoffman, Ken and Mary Bussard Oct. 31, 2010) fiscal year. Joe and Sally Schoendorf Donna Lindboe Trupin Source Building Services Kirsten Christianson, Wayne Simmons Margaret Utzinger Joan Holliday, Blacksmith Inn Woodwalk Gallery Marie Skrobot Fran Vail Karolyn Alexander On The Shore Pam Clausen Peggy and Michael Smith Wild Tomato Bill and Dulce Anderson ITW Foundation Jan Comstock Cynthia Stiehl, MMG Rob and Shriley Williams Anonymous Lucas and Heather Harle Melanie Croke Heidi Atanasov Frykman, Frykman Studio Foundation Archelle “Buttons” Wolst 2009-10 Jennifer Dahl Consultant Marketing Bridget Austin Gallery Jim and Alice Stollenwerk Dorie Zimmerman www.wilsonsicecream.com ipp R J. elissa Dancing Bear M www.musicfestival.com 920.854.2041 Joan and Larry Balistreri Dale Johnson Michael Surges, Hide Side [email protected] Lynn DeNamur 920.854.4060 ICE CREAM PARLOR CREAM ICE Suzanne Barnes Tonya Kehler Corner Store 920.854.4435 Franne Dickinson Director Executive PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL MUSIC PENINSULA wilson’s restARAUNT & & restARAUNT wilson’s Baylake Bank Chuck and Carol Keller Joy Sutton Although we do our best to GALLERY BOX PAINT THE igstead G eissner- M lizabeth Marianne Diekman E Charles and Lana Tencate Anthony and Priscilla Beadell, Pam Keller John Dietrich ensure this list is accurate, Lew and Donna Trupin Larsen Beadell Foundation Barb Kenyon S Door County Frame Station mistakes do happen. If we TAFF John and Anne Tuohy Tom and Penny Beerntsen Nancy Keyser Door County Coffee & Tea Co. John and Judy Turner have inadvertently omitted Prisca Benson-Fittshur Gretchen Klug Door County YMCA Sheila Turner and Sue Hirsch, your name, please contact us Jim and Jean Berkenstock Terrill Knaack Edgewood Orchard Galleries SHT LLC Sally Berner Wes and Cookie Kramlich Judi Ekholm at (920) 854-2210 so that Harbor Egg Julia Van Roo Bresnahan tanaszek S . M Tom and Linda Birmingham, Mary Lacy e-Tailer, Inc. we can immediately correct Kathryn Deborah Vanden Bloomer www.fm1069thelodge.com www.ephraimshores.com Great Northern by Design Jim Leatham Ed Fenendael our records. Thank you! www.ephraimguesthouse.com 920.854.3400 877.854.2371 Kathryn Vaughn 920.854.2319 Bev and Bruce Blietz Jerry and Pam Lecy Egg Harbor Library Ephraim FM 106.9 THE LODGE THE 106.9 FM SHORES EPHRAIM Ashton and June Waller HOUSE GUEST EPHRAIM ANNUAL REPORT auter S . C tephen Mary Brooks Mark and Deanna Lecy Brian Fitzgerald S 2009-10 Mark Buehl Jeffrey and Wendy Lott Joe and Liz Wallner Cover photo of the Hardy Tony Gebauer S Walmart Foundation George Burr Peggy Lott Gibraltar High School/FOG Gallery courtesy of Jim Ephraim Bonnie Warecki ont M a L . H yle Paul and Fran Burton Doug and Janey MacNeil John and Elizabeth Gigstead Zellmer © (zmetro.com). L Ken and Mary Bussard Jerome and June Maeder Mary D. Warner Lynn Gilchrist PONSORS Frank Weaver Dave and LaVonne Callsen, Richard and Sally Malm Google, Inc. Harbor Baileys Clare Webb Additional cover photos (at resnahan B . M Main Street Market Liz Maltman Gloria Hardiman Julia Webber Chiropractic Office George and Linda Carey James and Carole Maronek, Grandma Tommy’s bottom) from left to right: www.artistsguildonline.com www.baybreezeresort.com John Whitney www.ephraim-doorcounty.com Wendy Carpenter Silver Poplar Studios, LLC Lyn Hale 2010 Art Camp student at Bay Sturgeon 920.743.9900 920.854.9066 Robert and Jane Wienke 920.854.4989 r reasure T lasheen, G . B Allen and Susan Caucutt Greg and Marsha Meissner ALL Hardy Gallery Volunteers work on her mask; the new Kenneth LC L GUILD, ARTISTS BAY BREEZE RESORT BREEZE BAY Shirley and Rob Williams COUNCIL BUSINSESS EPHRAIM Henri Chomeau IV Carl and Lorraine Mengert Healy’s Open Door Guesthouse Community Mosaic Project Beth Ciesar Wisconsin Arts Board with Bay Sister John M. and Mary Ann Meyer Aaron Holland book; Algoma sculptor Bren ecretary S ahl, D . L funds from the State of Jennifer Garrett and Myrna Leigh Cohn Jim Mielke Horseshoe Bay Golf Club Wisconsin and the National Richard and Kit Conner Michele Missner Emmett Johns Sibilsky at work in a public Endowment for the Arts Creek Fish Dennis Connolly William Mitchell Brigitte Kozma sculpture demonstration held resident P ice V ecy, L J. amela Henk and Buttons Wolst P Karen Cowan Carol Morgan Lyle LaMont at the gallery in September; Mark Zelten Barbara and Ted Crabb David and Gail Nelson Roberta Larson Support for the Hardy Gallery has been provided in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the the 2010 Door County www.wpr.org Nan Zimdars Ephraim Curtis Crain Tom and Marcia Nickols Jerry and Pam Lecy Arts. Additional funds in support of the Marketing and Community Relations Director position have been provided in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board, made IDEAS: WHID 88.1 & WHDI 91.9 WHDI & 88.1 WHID IDEAS: resident P nterim I ast P ott, L eggy Arts Map; Hardy volunteer P Jim and Carole Crane Camilla Nielsen John and Dorie Zimmerman Jennifer Lee possible by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts with funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. 89.3 & WHND 89.7 WHND & 89.3 WPNE LASSICAL: C & NEWS R Frank Dayton John and Barb Nordstrom Angela Lensch docents learn how to use the NP Christi Decker and Jeff Christine Ohman MEMORIAL GIFTS Margaret Lockwood new Arts Map at the June Harbor Egg : resident P lson, O Johnson, Going Garbage Jeff and Kathy Olson The Log Den docent training held at the Jeffrey and Recycling Inc. Marilyn Olson Peg Foster Peggy Lott D gallery. B IRECTORS OF Tom and Judy DeMint Pamida Foundation Given by K. Yocum Chad Luberger, Plum Bottom OARD 5 2009-2010 In Review LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR THE YEAR AT A GLANCE COMMUNITY MOSAIC PROJECT were a welcome departure from indoor work projects under the direction of Kalen Keir, who spent his summer in Door County am eager to share with you many of the Hardy Gallery’s exciting achievements that were realized during 2010, our 48th season! n behalf of the Board of Directors, map includes representation of eighty galleries and studios from The 3rd annual Community after his second session of exploration with the Margolis Method The Hardy Gallery continues to be solely dedicated to fostering and supporting our vibrant visual art community here in the I’m delighted to share with you, our both Door & Kewaunee Counties, seven community sponsors, Mosaic Project was Center, an intensive ongoing workshop for physical theatre in I O New York. cultural mecca that is Door County. supporters, an overview of the Hardy’s one silent sponsor, one underwriting sponsor (Wisconsin Public unveiled on July 23 to 48th Season! Radio) and was funded in-part by a grant from the Peninsula an eager audience! 325 Kalen facilitated this part of the camp through a variety Arts Association and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from 6-inch by 6-inch canvases of theatrical ‘games,’ derived both from his exploration of theatre I take great pride – as should you – with the information contained in the pages of this year’s report.
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    REPORT NO. PN-1-200721-01 | PUBLISH DATE: 07/21/2020 Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street SW PUBLIC NOTICE Washington, D.C. 20554 News media info. (202) 418-0500 APPLICATIONS File Number Purpose Service Call Sign Facility ID Station Type Channel/Freq. City, State Applicant or Licensee Status Date Status 0000118054 Modification FX K213EL 155214 90.5 LARAMIE, WY RADIO BY GRACE, 07/17/2020 Accepted of License INC. For Filing 0000092394 Renewal of AM WUFE 73 Main 1260.0 BAXLEY, GA SOUTH GEORGIA 07/17/2020 Received License BROADCASTERS, Amendment INC. 0000117969 Renewal of FM WRMS- 13650 Main 94.3 BEARDSTOWN, LB SPORTS 07/17/2020 Accepted License FM IL PRODUCTIONS LLC For Filing 0000118022 Modification FX W206BP 152259 89.1 DUBLIN, GA RADIO BY GRACE, 07/17/2020 Accepted of License INC. For Filing 0000117973 Renewal of FM WPWQ 39624 Main 106.7 MOUNT LB SPORTS 07/17/2020 Accepted License STERLING, IL PRODUCTIONS LLC For Filing 0000117241 Amendment DCA W50CH- 37238 Main 50 ALTON, IL LIBERTY 07/17/2020 Received D COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 0000117965 Minor FX K245CH 152576 96.9 GRANGEVILLE, EDGEWATER 07/17/2020 Accepted Modification ID BROADCASTING, For Filing INC. 0000118010 Modification FX W209CD 152214 89.7 ATLANTA, GA RADIO BY GRACE, 07/17/2020 Accepted of License INC. For Filing Page 1 of 11 REPORT NO. PN-1-200721-01 | PUBLISH DATE: 07/21/2020 Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street SW PUBLIC NOTICE Washington, D.C. 20554 News media info. (202) 418-0500 APPLICATIONS File Number Purpose Service Call Sign Facility ID Station Type Channel/Freq.
  • State of the Media: Audio Today a Focus on Public Radio December 2014

    State of the Media: Audio Today a Focus on Public Radio December 2014

    STATE OF THE MEDIA: AUDIO TODAY A FOCUS ON PUBLIC RADIO DECEMBER 2014 STATE OF THE MEDIA: AUDIO TODAY Q4 Copyright © 2014 The Nielsen Company 1 THE ECLECTIC AUDIO LANDSCAPE In today’s fragmented media world, where consumers have more choices and more access to content than ever before, audio remains strong. 91.3% of all Americans (age 12+) are using radio during the week. Since the beginning of 2010, the national weekly radio audience has grown from 239.7 million to 243 million listeners tuning in across more than 250 local markets in every corner of the country. 243 MILLION AMERICANS LISTEN TO RADIO EACH WEEK In a time of changing habits and new digital platforms, radio’s consistent audience numbers are quite remarkable. With the holidays just around the corner, consumers will be turning to the radio to catch their favorite sounds of the season or stay in touch with what’s happening in their local community each day. PUBLIC RADIO OFFERS AN UNCOMMON MIX OF PROGRAMMING FOR 32 MILLION LISTENERS This year we have profiled the overall radio landscape, multicultural audiences and network radio listeners, and for our final report we turn our attention to Public Radio; the more than 900 rated stations which offer an eclectic mix of news, entertainment, music and cultural programming in markets large and small. Public Radio is a unique and relevant part of the lives of 32 million Americans and exists in large part due to the financial support of the listeners we examine in the following pages. Source: RADAR 123, December 2014; M-SU MID-MID, Total