Dan Tjernagel's guest appearances

Dan Tjernagel

Door County Pulse Podcasts

Steve Jenkins

Ryan Miller

Andrew Maraniss

Phillip Johnson

Dan Egan

Glenn Burke

Jackson Parr

Matt Stone

Bob Hope

Jon Mueller

Andy Gill

Steve Johnson

Mike Gallagher

Jason White

Ann Morgan

OwlTail

Andrew and Myles discuss the County ordering the closure of all campgrounds effective April 15th, and Myles chats with Sturgeon Bay Schools superintendent Dan Tjernagel about what the just-passed referendum means for the district and the future of education in the COVID era, including graduation ceremonies for seniors.

County Closes Campgrounds, Dan Tjernagel on Education During a Pandemic

This week on the Door County Pulse Podcast:(1:48) - Shopko closes all stores, Ephraim's highway construction officially begins, and the county may end funding for Door 2 Door rideshare program. (15:35) - Myles sits down with Sturgeon Bay School Superintendent Dan Tjernagel to talk about the upcoming school referendum, why referendums are important considering how schools are funded, and the challenges Door County schools face when it comes to funding.(50:30) - Jackson Parr is back in the county to talk about an upcoming article he wrote about water quality in the state, a new program that is set to tackle that issue, and what it could mean for the future.

This week on the Door County Pulse Podcast:<br>(1:48) - Shopko closes all stores, Ephraim's highway construction officially begins, and the county may end funding for Door 2 Door rideshare program. <br>(15:35) - Myles sits down with Sturgeon Bay School Superintendent Dan Tjernagel to talk about the upcoming school referendum, why referendums are important considering how schools are funded, and the challenges Door County schools face when it comes to funding.<br>(50:30) - Jackson Parr is back in the county to talk about an upcoming article he wrote about water quality in the state, a new program that is set to tackle that issue, and what it could mean for the future.

Educational Funding with Dan Tjernagel, and Wisconsin's Water Quality Challenges