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Mackinaw Theater Closes After Decade of Stage Shows Mackinaw City Facility To Become Outdoor Store By Paul Gingras Mackinaw Theater, which featured live stage performances of musical acts for 10 years in Mackinaw City, has been closed and will be transformed into an outdoor equipment store. More ...
By Ryan Schlehuber Erica Cena, who was a college recreation intern for the City of St. Ignace during the summer, was hired Monday, October 9, by City Manager Eric Dodson as the city's recreation programs coordinator and facilities manager. She was selected from among 22 applicants to operate and maintain recreation pr More ...
Three young Halloween revelers, (from left) Mary Rogers, Isabelle Singleton, and Alexis Foster, pause during a march of costumed youth, which passed into the gymnasium of St. Ignace Middle School to the applause of friends and relatives Halloween Day, Tuesday, October 31. More ... Mackinac Island Wins Round 1 in Edison Suit By Karen Gould Edison Sault Electric Company may have to return up to $2,520,000 to customers, if the Michigan Public Service Commission (PSC) upholds an administrative law judge's decision in one of two cases the City of Mackinac Island has filed against the company. If the decision is sustained by the PSC, then More ...
A graphic commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the More ... DeVos Hospital Wants To Develop Child Protection Pilot Program at St. Ignace By Ellen Paquin Apilot program to better identify and treat abused and neglected children in Mackinac County is being proposed by DeVos Children's Hospital of Grand Rapids, which wants to work with Mackinac Straits Hospital in St. Ignace. More ...
Friends of the Animals (clockwise, from left) Diane Parcella of St. Ignace, Mike and Rose Miller of More ... City Planners To Revise Sign Ordinance at Nov. 1 Meeting By Ryan Schlehuber Revisions to the St. Ignace sign ordinance will be discussed at a regular Planning Commission meeting at 7 p.m., Wednesday, November 1. Planners want to address signs that are appearing throughout the city that are not now covered by the ordinance, including a definition of banners and how they can More ... |
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