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Click here for digital edition  "There are rocky breaches that need to be healed." - Senate Democratic Leader- Elect Mike Prusi "The people of Michigan have told us they expect us to work together. More ... Hello, everyone. The Newberry Elks Lodge will have a steak fry and men's stag night Thursday, November 20. The Gould City Eagles will have a fish fry Friday, November 21, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. They are open to the public. The cafe opened Friday, November 14, with smoke-free dining. More ... 'Tis the season for hunter's orange, buck tales, and great homecooked meals. With various organizations in the area hosting hunters dinners, even if a hunter never sees a whitetail, he or she can enjoy a great meal almost every night of the week. At Saturday evening's meal at the VFW in Engadine, one could hear plans being made for the next enjoyable meal. More ... The cooler weather and snow flurries we've had are good for hunters. I'll be on vacation for awhile and a friend, Deb Perry, will be reporting the news from St. Ignace until further notice. She may be reached at 643-7815. Carol Spidell and Mary Edwards are two of many folks who enjoy the lunch Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Community Action at noon. More ... Dear Mark: Is $600 enough of a bankroll for playing quarter slots for a weekend casino trip? Theresa S. That depends, Theresa, on which quarter machines you chose to play and the speed at which you play them. More ... Election of officers and committee appointments were made at last week's Friends of the Library meeting. The new officers elected for a two-year term are: President Cornelia Miller, Secretary Cindy Dudeck, Treasurer Donna Stoetzer and President-elect Angie Leonard. More ... I am overwhelmed with gratitude for all the care and concern shown me and my family during my recent stay at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital in Petoskey. I am making a slow, steady recovery. It is wonderful to be home. There is a tinge of winter in the air. We have received a dusting of snow, and the temperatures are very chilly. More ... There seemed to be quite a few hunters traveling along US-2 this past week. Dave and I journeyed south, to hunt at the Movalson farm north of Howell. Charlie, Andy, Dave, and Eric Movalson all hunted opening day, in a steady, cold drizzle. The next morning afforded the hunters better weather, as a soft snow was falling, with no wind. More ... 90 YEARS AGO The St. Ignace News Thursday, November 21, 1918 Only three months would be needed to bring the American troops home from France, according to the shipping board, following the declaration of peace. While the residents of St. Ignace and vicinity were celebrating the end of the war last week Monday, Mr. and Mrs. More ... Along with Cedarville's football team, Cedarville's Quiz Bowl team is also making its mark. Two of our Quiz Bowl teams are heading for Ishpeming December 6 to compete in the state finals. The Veterans Day program at Les Cheneaux schools Tuesday, November 11, was a meaningful program and it was attended by many. More ... |
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