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A last look inside 42 Ale House before it closes

St. Francis favorite and self proclaimed 'nerd-lite' bar, 42 Ale House, is closing its doors for good. Take one last look inside this unique geek bar.

Volunteers for United Way Photo by: TMJ4 Sarah Kaufmann's super hero stance Photo by: TMJ4 Karissa Gretebeck with United Way Photo by: TMJ4 United Way Recognition Breakfast Photo by: TMJ4 Charmyse White super hero stance Photo by: TMJ4 United Way Volunteer Shirts Photo by: TMJ4 Map showing locations where human remains have been found Map showing locations where human remains have been foundPhoto by: TMJ4 Don Natzke Shorewood’s Don Natzke is passionate about voting. He tells TMJ4, as a Blind person, he’s experienced what he calls barriers for voters with disabilities at the polls. Now he’s one of four petitioners filing a lawsuit against Wisconsin in hopes of adding online ballot options for voters with disabilities.
Photo by: TMJ4 News Andrea Willis We broke the news to Andrea Willis that the store would be closing. She was shocked and is disappointed to see it go.

Photo by: TMJ4 News Ester Wells Ester Wells calls the Walmart on Main Street her Walmart. It's the store she went to as a kid and now brings her kids to. She's upset to hear it's closing.
Photo by: TMJ4 News Kaylee thumbnail 4-17-24 Photo by: TMJ4 News Tomitka Stewart Tomitka Stewart, 41.Photo by: TMJ4 News Chad VanDierendonck Chad VanDierendonck is the Food Pantry & Operations Director at Bay View Community Center. He says the need for the pantry has skyrocketed in the last 3 years, pushing the organization to consider how they can expand to better serve the needs of their neighbors. He says the addition of the commercial kitchen and the growth of the food pantry will allow them to help even more people in the community.

Photo by: TMJ4 News Sharon Sadowski Sharon Sadowski is the Lead Food Pantry Volunteer for the Bay View Community Center. She’s been volunteering for there for the last 5 years, but has lived in the neighborhood for almost 40. She says she decided to get involved after retiring and wants to give everyone the opportunity to feel safe and respected.

Photo by: TMJ4 News Elaine thumbnail 4/17/24 Photo by: TMJ4 News Walmart closing Photo by: TMJ4 News Sheboygan Surfing According to Andrew Jakus, EOS Surf Shop owner, surfing Lake Michigan's cold water requires thicker wetsuits than most.Photo by: Jim Wilson/TMJ4 News Harm thumbnail 4/17/24 Photo by: TMJ4 News Decoupling photo Photo by: TMJ4 News Decoupling thumbnail Photo by: TMJ4 News Sheboygan Surfing Surfing in Sheboygan dates back to the late 1950s.Photo by: Jim Wilson/TMJ4 News Sheboygan Surfers Surfer rides a wave along Sheboygan's shoreline. Photo by: EOS Surf Shop Isaiah Young Isaiah YoungPhoto by: TMJ4 News Joaquin Hernandez Joaquin HernandezPhoto by: TMJ4 News Latrell Pettis Latrell Pettis

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Photo by: TMJ4 Jenna Rae thumbnail 4/17/24 Photo by: TMJ4 News Andrew Jakus, EOS Surf Shop Owner Andrew Jakus, owner of EOS Surf Shop, has surfed in Sheboygan since he was a young kid.Photo by: Ashley Washburn/TMJ4 Sports Town of Paris Voices MON.png Photo by: TMJ4 News Disabled Voters Wisconsin FILE - Poll workers sort out ballots at the Kenosha Municipal building on Election Day, Nov. 3, 2020, in Kenosha, Wis. A lawsuit in Wisconsin argues that voters with disabilities should be able to cast their ballots electronically and that failing to provide that option for the upcoming Tuesday, Aug. 13, primary and November 2024 presidential election is discriminatory and unconstitutional. The lawsuit filed Tuesday, April 16, seeks to require that electronic absentee voting be an option for people with disabilities in Wisconsin, just as it is for military and overseas voters. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File)Photo by: Wong Maye-E/AP

A last look inside 42 Ale House before it closes

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  • Volunteers for United Way
  • Sarah Kaufmann's super hero stance
  • Karissa Gretebeck with United Way
  • United Way Recognition Breakfast
  • Charmyse White super hero stance
  • United Way Volunteer Shirts
  • Map showing locations where human remains have been found
  • Don Natzke
  • Andrea Willis
  • Ester Wells
  • Kaylee thumbnail 4-17-24
  • Tomitka Stewart
  • Chad VanDierendonck
  • Sharon Sadowski
  • Elaine thumbnail 4/17/24
  • Walmart closing
  • Sheboygan Surfing
  • Harm thumbnail 4/17/24
  • Decoupling photo
  • Decoupling thumbnail
  • Sheboygan Surfing
  • Sheboygan Surfers
  • Isaiah Young
  • Joaquin Hernandez
  • Latrell Pettis
  • Thaddeaus Hilliard
  • Xavir Goff
  • Romon Price
  • Jenna Rae thumbnail 4/17/24
  • Andrew Jakus, EOS Surf Shop Owner
  • Town of Paris Voices MON.png
  • Disabled Voters Wisconsin

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Map showing locations where human remains have been foundTMJ4
Shorewood’s Don Natzke is passionate about voting. He tells TMJ4, as a Blind person, he’s experienced what he calls barriers for voters with disabilities at the polls. Now he’s one of four petitioners filing a lawsuit against Wisconsin in hopes of adding online ballot options for voters with disabilities.
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We broke the news to Andrea Willis that the store would be closing. She was shocked and is disappointed to see it go.

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Ester Wells calls the Walmart on Main Street her Walmart. It's the store she went to as a kid and now brings her kids to. She's upset to hear it's closing.
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Tomitka Stewart, 41.TMJ4 News
Chad VanDierendonck is the Food Pantry & Operations Director at Bay View Community Center. He says the need for the pantry has skyrocketed in the last 3 years, pushing the organization to consider how they can expand to better serve the needs of their neighbors. He says the addition of the commercial kitchen and the growth of the food pantry will allow them to help even more people in the community.

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Sharon Sadowski is the Lead Food Pantry Volunteer for the Bay View Community Center. She’s been volunteering for there for the last 5 years, but has lived in the neighborhood for almost 40. She says she decided to get involved after retiring and wants to give everyone the opportunity to feel safe and respected.

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According to Andrew Jakus, EOS Surf Shop owner, surfing Lake Michigan's cold water requires thicker wetsuits than most.Jim Wilson/TMJ4 News
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Surfing in Sheboygan dates back to the late 1950s.Jim Wilson/TMJ4 News
Surfer rides a wave along Sheboygan's shoreline. EOS Surf Shop
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Joaquin HernandezTMJ4 News
Latrell Pettis

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Thaddeaus Hilliard
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Xavir Goff
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Romon Price
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Andrew Jakus, owner of EOS Surf Shop, has surfed in Sheboygan since he was a young kid.Ashley Washburn/TMJ4 Sports
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FILE - Poll workers sort out ballots at the Kenosha Municipal building on Election Day, Nov. 3, 2020, in Kenosha, Wis. A lawsuit in Wisconsin argues that voters with disabilities should be able to cast their ballots electronically and that failing to provide that option for the upcoming Tuesday, Aug. 13, primary and November 2024 presidential election is discriminatory and unconstitutional. The lawsuit filed Tuesday, April 16, seeks to require that electronic absentee voting be an option for people with disabilities in Wisconsin, just as it is for military and overseas voters. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File)Wong Maye-E/AP
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