Celebrating your visits to Ephraim colorfully continues to be a major discussion point for the Village of Ephraim Board of Trustees.

Graffiti on Anderson Dock has been a common talking point over the last year as the long-standing tradition of writing names along the exterior walls of the warehouse that hosts the Hardy Gallery has stretched to rocks, concrete, and even the fireboat. Ephraim Village Administrator Brent Bristol covered the topic extensively last November, highlighting graffiti abatement strategies like anti-graffiti coatings, dry ice blasting, and potential security camera installation.

The additional discussion about the graffiti comes as the Village Board begins to look into its capital projects and grant requests for the upcoming year. At their February meeting, Anderson Dock was targeted as a possible recipient of funding through the Door County Community Foundation/Destination Door County Community Investment Fund grant program that began earlier this year.

The Village of Ephraim Board of Trustees will go into further detail about the possibilities within the Community Investment Fund grant program and a proposal for the North End Trail Project when they meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m., following their planned closed session.