By Amy Polk
The school kitchen in Cedarville may become a place where food businesses can get a running start, now that the school board has agreed, in concept, to the idea.
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Teachers, Administration Prepare for New Education Requirements
By Paul Gingras
Lighting in the classrooms and hallways at Gros Cap school looks the same as it did a month ago, but Superintendent Bill Peltier said it now costs only half as much for the electricity, because new T8 fluorescent bulbs have replaced the more ineffici More...
By Amy Polk
The Clark Township Planning Commission gave Richard and Donna Nye of Hessel permission to build up to six modular home models and operate an office at their property on the corner of Cedar Road and M-134 in Hessel. More...
The Walker Brothers Circus will present two performances at Little Bear East Arena in St. Ignace Friday, March 31, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. More...
By Amanda Paulson The Christian Science Monitor
CHICAGO By the time they start kindergarten, many children are already 18 months behind. More...
A pancake breakfast for the Rudyard Bulldog basketball program will be served Saturday, April 8, from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Rudyard High School cafeteria. More...
Colleen Bell of McMillan completed requirements to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in human services at Bay de More...
In a brief sidebar report, "A look at alewives and salmon in the Great Lakes," to last week%27s article, "Lake Invaders Stress EUP Commercial Fishery," it should have been noted that the population of alewives virtually collapsed in 2003 in Lake Huro More...
Garth Law, Steve MacDonald, Robb Aukeman, and Mark Massey, all of St. Ignace, are on the recreational basketball team that captured the trophy from the Harbor Light Classic basketball tournament in Harbor Springs Saturday, March 11. More...
Basic motorcycle safety courses will be offered for northern Michigan residents in Cheboygan, Sault Ste. Marie, Gaylord, and West Branch this summer. More...
The Jewels of the Straits Red Hats society will meet Saturday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau office on Spring Street in St. Ignace. More...
The Organ Transplant Support Group of Northern Michigan will meet Wednesday, April 5, at 6 p.m. in the conference room of the Professional Medical Building behind Otsego Memorial Hospital in Gaylord. More...
Youth League Little Miners 77, Lions 63, Top Guns 59.5, Super Saints 57, Patriots 51, Angels 51, Angels 41, Never To Late 36, The Demons 35.5. More...
Les Cheneaux Elementary School students enjoyed lunch on picnic blankets on the floor of the Old Gymnasium, where they staged picnic day Tuesday, March 14. More...
Children are especially vulnerable to the risks of secondhand smoke and parents should provide them with a smoke-free environment, says the health care More...
Kathy Winkelman of Lansing, formerly of St. Ignace, accompanied a group of 30 volunteers from several churches in southeast Michigan on a week-long hurricane relief program in New Orleans March 3 to March 11. More...
Youths 'vote' for fair trade, conservation, and natural foods with their dollars but convenience is also a consideration.
By G. Jeffrey MacDonald The Christian Science Monitor
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. When classes adjourn here at the Fayerweather Street School, eighth-graders ignore the mall down the street and go straight to the place they consider much cooler: the local natural-foods grocer. More...
Motorists may report potholes on state roads to Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) through a telephone hotline at (888) 2964546. More...
Dave and Jane Bishop and children J.D. and Erika of Pickford were named Outstanding Commercial Producers of the Year in January by the Michigan Sheep Breeders Association. More...
A free genealogy seminar, "Learning More at the Library of Michigan," will be offered Saturday, April 1, at the Michigan Library and Historical Center in downtown Lansing. The free session runs from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. More...
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