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Door County Suspected Opioid Overdose Report figures for May 2025
There were no ambulance runs due to suspected opioid overdoses in May or April 2025.
“Meeting held to ponder north ambulance service” from the October 1, 1974 Door County Advocate
Because the state requires all ambulance attendants to pass emergency medical training courses, a school specializing in required subjects is expected…
“County wide ambulance looks good” from the December 23, 1974 Door County Advocate
The county board tabled a motion calling for a county-wide ambulance service at Tuesday’s meeting but board chairman Tom Herlache indicated this Monday…
“Gibraltar meeting forum for ambulance discussion” from the November 21, 1974 Door County Advocate
Last year the Casperson Ambulance Service was paid approximately $14,000 and spent about $17,000. After losing almost $3,000 in the process of answering…
Proposal to raise Door County’s ambulance fees and to add additional ones, starting on July 1, 2025
The proposed fee hike is large enough to merit scrutiny.
“Boy to Get Special Care Because of Friendly Pilot” from the December 26, 1961 Door County Advocate
The story began because of an Island grandmother’s hospitality and good cook­ing.
“Dr. George Roenning now at Door County Medical Center” from the August 23, 1979 Door County Advocate
Dr. George H. Roenning, 33, a native of Wyalusing, Pa., recently joined Dr. John Beck and Dr. Edward McAuliffe in family practice at the Door County…
Items relating to the Door of Life Hospital in Ethiopia
Dr. and Mrs. Eshenaur serve under the Baptist General Conference in Ethiopia, where Dr. Eshenaur has been on the staff at the Door of Life Hospital in…
No correlation was found between cyanobacterial blooms in Green Bay and respiratory-related hospital visits from people living near the…
This is a study which is scheduled to be printed this coming January.
66% of Door County Medical Center patients with unused opioids disposed of them
Door County Medical Center was part of a trial for certain method of disposing opioids.
"No miracle medicines but early drugstores had friendly touch" from the June 10, 1976 Door County Advocate
Even here among the stacks of musty ledgers, the old familiar essence so characteristic of all drugstores lingered. Closing my eyes I could just…
“Doctor speaks against abortion”, printed January 3, 1974 in the Door County Advocate
This is an excepted text from a talk about abortion given by a physician in Sturgeon Bay; it is from 1974, not long after the Roe v. Wade decision.
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