June 21, 2007 RSS feed / Columns

Mackinac Island

Under brilliant blue skies and warm temperatures, crowds of visitors came to our beautiful Island this past week to view the magnificent lilac trees, many of which were brought over by the early missionary fathers. More...

Les Cheneaux

We've had quite a spell of hot, dry weather, much different weather than what we're used to here in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. More...

DeTour Area

June has proven that summer has definitely arrived. The very warm temperatures are luring boaters to cruise along the rivers and lakes. Families are enjoying the beaches and picnic areas for a day in the sun. More...

Gould City

The Portage Players will present "Follywood," a variety show, Sunday, June 24, featuring the musical stylings of "The Doo Wops," "B-52's," Wayne Newton, and Dolly Parton. The show starts at 1 p.m. under the tent at Chamberlin's Ole Forest Inn. More...

DEAL ME IN

No Shoe For You!

Dear Mark: Why is it that casinos do not allow you to make a decent sized bet halfway through a shoe? I recently made a table maximum bet, but was sternly told that I had to wait until the shuffle? More...

Autos Across Mackinac: Ferries Face Several Unfortunate Incidents

Part 24: CRASHES AND CLASHES

On January 2, 1939, Grand Ledge farmer Frank Fitzgerald was again sworn in as Governor of Michigan. In a modestly simple ceremony, devoid of pomp at Fitzgerald's request, he led an all- Republican cabinet into office in Lansing. More...

Looking Back

115 Years Ago The St. Ignace News Saturday, June 18, 1892 The graduating exercises of the St. Ignace High School are to be held next Thursday evening in the M.E. Church. It is the first class to graduate from our high school. More...

St. Ignace

The first official day of summer arrives Thursday, June 21. Boating, picnics, hiking, and soaking up the sun at a favorite beach are a few ways to enjoy family and friends. Hang on to those small hands, and keep your children safe. More...

Brevort

Midsummer has come and gone. Sunday the Brevort community helped raise the traditional midsummer pole, a tradition brought here from the Aland Islands by the Swedish immigrants in the late 1800s. More...

Engadine

Hasn't the weather been great, unless you're working outside in this heat? I'm not complaining, it sure beats shoveling snow. Be sure to drink plenty of water, and take a break if you feel overheated. More...

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