Mackinac Island, MI News

• Mackinac Island, MI News
• Island School Program Stresses Importance of Computer Safety
• A Look at History
• Nature Notes
• Jeannette Doud Celebrates 92nd Birthday May 16
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• HORSE TALES
• Lookiing Back
• School Raises $1,600 for Project Close Up Through Local Pizza Shop
• Historic Cottages Add Tangible and Intangible Value To Island
• Annual Bike Auction Brings Bargains for Shoppers, $1,895 for City
• School Children Do Their Part To Help County Animal Shelter
• Trinity Parish Plans Fundraiser
• Island Student To Travel To Japan
• New Recreation Director Wants To Reinvigorate Island Activities
• Father Theodore Brodeur To Join Ste. Anne’s, St. Ignatius Loyola
• Ordinance Committee Concerned New Fireworks May Spook Horses
• Adult Softball League Starts Season; Kickball League May Form
• William Porter
• Mackinac Island Students’ Hard Work Pays Off At Awards Night
• For the Record...
• Air Force Jazz Band To Perform on Island Saturday
• Yacht Club To Rededicate House
• Public Restroom Renovations Complete
• Arch Rock Trail To Be Improved Next Month
• Mackinac Policy Conference Will Begin Tuesday on Mackinac Island
• Community Foundation Awards $15,000+
• Mackinac Island School To Graduate Four in Class of 2012
• Visitors Say Island Residents Know Best
• A Treasure, Island Starting To Lose Its Charm
• Michigan Politics
• Memorial Day Services Announced
• Bikes, Freight Asked To Keep Streets Clear
• School Will Fund Arts, Music
• Work Nearly Finished at Governor’s Residence
• Island Children Delight in ‘Dirty Pony Wash’
• Sleep Apnea, An Unhealthy Problem
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• A Look at History
• HORSE TA
• Lookiing Back
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Services Begin Sunday At Little Stone Church
• Cunningham Joins State Historical Commission
• MIRD 2013 Seasons Of Mackinac Is Now Available For Sale
• Mackinac Island School Partners with Grand Marais For Prom
• City Bike Auction Will Be Sunday
• New Exhibits Highlight Season Opening of Manoogian Museum
• Stanley Green
• Nature Notes
• Council of Knights To Gather on Island
• Kay Hoppenrath Retires From Medical Center After 32 Years
• Michigan Politics
• Dirty Pony Wash Scheduled for May 20
• Sunshine Lacking in Supreme Court Races
• Church Windows Nearly Finished
• Island Could Become Equestrian Destination
• Outdoor Paintings Installed on Mackinac Island
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Nature Notes
• HORSE TA ES
• Mike Hart Honored for Service on Island City Council
• 4-H Riding Lessons Will Begin May 16
• A Look at History
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Bike Auction Is Sunday, May 20
• 4-H Horse Club Enjoys Crafts, Begins Riding May 16
• Lakers Middle School Basketball Team
• Armstrong Sets 800-meter Run School Record
• Jewel Golf Course Hosts EUP Conference Match
• City To Offer Larger Bricks for Veterans Memorial
• Great Lakes Cruises Bring Visitors From Across The Country
• Used Children’s Books Donated To Afghanistan
• ‘Lifelong Love’ Of History Will Serve Marvin In New Role
• Students Find ‘Close Up’ View of Nation’s Capital A Great Experience
• Grand Hotel, DIA Partner In Art Project
• Waite Earns Tenure at School
• New Power Cot Will Go a Long Way To Support Ambulance Crew Efforts
• Facade Nearly Finished as Work Continues on New Downtown Hotel
• From Fort Vantage Point, Fog Shrouds Downtown Mackinac Island
• Francis ‘Pat’ Andress
• Straits Area Employment Picture Is Encouraging This Season
• New Art Gallery Will Feature Original Island-inspired Work
• Island Students Will Host Prom This Saturday
• Hillegonds To Replace Lewand on MEDC Board
• Will Horses Coming To Island Be Asked To Meet New Health, Safety Rules?
• Mackinac Island Grants 1,399 Bicycle Licenses
• Spring Brings Out Bicycles - and Safety Risks
• Buzz Teaches Island Students About The Life of a Working Dog
• Temporary Vehicle Permits Approved By City
• Committee Allows Run-in Sheds So Small Property Owners Can Keep Horses
• Management, Employees Must Work Together on Customer Service
• For the Record
• Other Sites May Also Contain Human Remains
• Recent News Is More Painful Than Pleasurable
• Historic Districts Must Be Approved To Preserve Heritage
• Michigan Politics
• Incumbent Candidates All Secure New Office Terms
• Students Perform ‘School House Rock’ Live
• Encouraging Preservation Should Be Priority, Commissioners Say
• Fort Opens Doors To 2012 Season
• Authority Could Work, Dunn Says
• City To Study Ferry System
• Building and Grounds Committee Discusses Summer Project Schedule
• Planning Commission Defines Acceptable Fencing Styles, Materials
• Win-Some Women Spring Retreat Registration Underway on Island
• Commissioners Hold Mock Historic Hearing To Experience Process
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Scenic Photos Declared Winners for Island Calendar Contest
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Nature Notes
• Mackinac Island Public School Honor Roll
• HORSE TA ES
• A Look at History
• Bob Lohff Leaves Island for Colorado
• Mackinac Island Track, Golf Teams Set To Open Season
• After Storm, Cleanup Of Downed Branches Begins
• Jackie Bradley Is Mackinac Island Volunteer Of The Year
• Mackinac Island Students Celebrate Month Full of Reading
• Mackinac Island Geocaching Event Will Be Held On April 28
• Onaca Bennett Makes It To Regional Poetry Out Loud Competition
• Easter Celebrations Include Downtown Wiffle Ball Antics
• Ferry Offers Free Rides May 12, 13
• Melvin ‘Oscar’ Bodwin
• Geoff Lynch
• Joyce Chambers
• Stanley Dickinson
• Joseph ‘Snapper’ Bazinaw
• Wastewater Project Began April 2
• Rates To Go Up for Some Carriages; Ferry Line Catches Up on Dock Fees
• Bunker Named To Dean’s List
• Pizzeria Raising Funds for Student Trip
• City May Ban Outdoor Carpet Downtown
• No City Offices Contested on May 8 Ballot
• More Bones Found, Then Reburied, While Digging on Island
• Mackinac Island Featured In Pure Michigan Campaign
• Leanne Brodeur Ends 11-year Career Promoting Recreation
• Meeting Is April 16 on Authority
• Peter Dewey Brings His Restaurant Experience To Goodfellows Job
• Hospital Reaching To Raise Match Funds for Manoogian Challenge
• City Heading Into Uncharted Waters With Transportation Authority
• Keeps Up With Friends On Island
• Enjoys Mackinac Island Stories
• The Wrong People Are Getting the Money
• For the Record
• Michigan Politics
• Franchise Fees Will Help Balance City’s Budget
• Transportation Brings 2 Cities To Table
• ‘Little Bob’ Hughey Passes Away at Age 86
• City Uneasy About Adding Bikes
• Forecast Looks Good for U.P. Tourism, Spending
• Evening View From the Mackinac Island Schoolyard
• Harrisonville Might Get Its Own, Less Restrictive, Zoning
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TALES
• Nature Notes
• Lakers Sweep Boys Games; Girls Split In Battle of Islands
• Fence Subcommittee Reworks Language For Fencing Requirements
• Siding Subcommittee To Provide Guidance On New Materials Used
• City Lets Butterfly House Try To Find A Sticker Solution
• Public Works Board Considers Charging Landlords For Water Rates
• Mackinac Island To Seek Dry Hydrant For British Landing
• Former Police Chief Lenaghan Delving Into Cold Case Files
• A Look at History
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Wilson Joins MSHP As Historian
• Mackinac Island Police Officers Receive New Tasers
• Wawashkamo Selected As Lilac Festival Theme
• Jenavieve Fisher
• Quinn Bowes
• Caralyn and Peter Postula United in Marriage
• Excavated Human Remains Are Repatriated at Catholic Cemetery
• Grounds Committee Forms Apartment Rental Policy
• Mackinac Island Considers Pay Raises, Retirement Cap for City Employees
• Airport AWOS Equipment Updated For More Accurate Weather Readings
• Thomas Hawker
• Edna Cowell
• Roger ‘Bill’ Terwilliger
• Kathryn ‘Kate’ McVeigh
• Elmer ‘Bud’ Bradley
• Mackinac Island Winter Festival Provides Fun For All Ages
• Meals on Snowmobiles Delivers To Community Members in Need
• New Council Director Andrejka Hirschegger Wants Arts for All
• On The Court: Girls Claim Victory Over Parents
• Zoning Restrictions Hold Stable Discussion
• Chain-link Fence Restrictions Removed
• Hospital Reaching For Manoogian Challenge
• Bicycle Inn Construction On Schedule
• Officials Find Awning Concerns
• City Council Will Ask Bike Rental To Drop Plan for Awnings
• Silver Birches Getting Facelift; Keogh Cottage Sells
• Board To Reconsider Policy As Parents Raise Concerns About Athlete Discipline Bernida To Sail Again in Bayview Race
• For Many, Mustang Waitress Adele Lypsinmaa Is Island Favorite
• Authority To Judge Safe Travel Conditions Rests With Ferry Captains
• Biscayne Bay Frees Huron, Beset by Ice With 68 Aboard
• Gallagher Scholarship Dinner To Be Feb. 22
• City Council Voices Concerns About Bike Rental Monopoly
• Chad and Sam Belonga Doing Well Following Transplant Surgery
• All Candidates Running Unopposed for May 8 Mackinac Island Election
• Annual Chili Cookoff Planned for Saturday At Two Island Locations
• Times Gone By: A Visit To The Dentist
• Tom Pfeiffelmann Feels ‘Great’ After Surviving Burst Aneurysm
• No Sale for Star Line
• Waterway Will Remain Closed, Coast Guard Says
• Mackinac Island Spends Franchise Funds, Has $82,000 Left
• Michigan Politics
• Lumber From Building Would Have High Value
• Reader Sorry To See Cottage Removed
• Sad To See McNally Cottage Taken Down
• Different Rules for Business Monopolies?
• City Must Be Sure Franchise Fee Is Not Excessive
• Cruise Turns Harrowing for Ledtkes of East Bluff
• Horn Earns Academic Honors
• Mackinac Art Museum Will Feature Grand Hotel Theme
• New Authority Could Oversee Transportation
• City Incentives May Reward Restoration
• Wintry Morning at Mackinac Island Harbor
• Chuck Olson Named Wawashkamo Golf Course Pro
• Fritz George Retires From Wawashkamo Golf Course
• Mackinac Island Basketball Teams Swept By Maplewood Baptist
• Grand Hotel, Carriage Tours Partner on Working Stable
• HORSE TA ES
• A Look at History
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Aliza van der Woerd
• Business Briefs
• Nature Notes
• Meet the Students and Staff of Mackinac Island Public School
• Meet the Students and Staff of Mackinac Island Public School
• Meet the Students and Staff of Mackinac Island Public School
• Meet the Students and Staff of Mackinac Island Public School
• Pollyanna Smith, Dominic Redman United in Marriage
• Window Project Progressing at Church
• Yacht Club Donates To Medical Center
• McNally Cottage Demolition Completed
• Festival of the Horse To Be Held During August
• Hospital Seeks Donations From Community
• Foundation Grants Up 43% In 2011
• Geoffrey Lynch
• Steven Vanderboegh
• Thomas Phillips
• Doris Fraser
• Mary Lou Bacon
• Ruth Loeks
• Mary Wellington
• Michael McCourt
• Joseph ‘Joey’ Pann
• An Update on Issues Before Island City Council
• Katherine Cederholm, Brett Mallory United in Marriage
• View Changes Again: Grand Finishes Planting Maples
• Airport Fully Open for Operations
• Island Resident Killed Helping Motorist
• City Moving Forward With Renovation of Public Restrooms
• Two Lawsuits Challenge Mackinac Island Peddling Ordinance
• Arts Council, Foundation Step In To Ensure School Programs
• Won’t Miss An Issue
• McNally Cottage Destruction
• Island Businesses Should Meet High Standards of Quality
• Islanders Have Many Reasons To Count Their Blessings
• Michigan Politics
• Dufina Receives Island Tourism Bureau Award
• Ste. Anne’s Adding Historical Mural
• Downtown Construction Moves Ahead
• Island Community Loses Two Men in Plane Crash
• Anticipation Mounts: Here Comes Santa Claus!
• McNally Cottage Coming Down Nov. 1
• Newspaper Chronicles Life on Mackinac Island
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• A Look at History
• Maeve Croghan Combines Art With Environmental Activism
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Mackinac Island City Council Discusses Disbursement of Ferry Franchise Revenue
• Seasonal Workers Hope for Return Visit To Mackinac
• Grand Rapids Youth Visit Island Airport
• Slevin To Visit Japan, Share Tourism Perspective
• Nature Notes
• HORSE TALES
• Mackinac Island Recognizes First Responders in 9/11 Ceremony
• WEDDING
• Mackinac Island Synagogue Receives Donation of Torah Scroll
• Porters Reflect on Life in Historic West Bluff Cottage
• Lakers Volleyball Sweeps Soaring Eagles During League Weekend Series
• Mackinac Island Lakers Earn 100th Career Win for Coach Mary Patay
• Arts Council Planning July Show
• Gregory Jude Hokans
• Skiba Shows Work in ‘ArtPrize’
• Park Commission Hears Suggestions for Making Sites Easier To Access
• Adopt Design Guidelines Into Zoning Ordinance, Says Architect
• Barr Involved With Poetry Documentary
• Judy Bynoe Receives Catholic Service Award for Work at Ste. Anne’s
• Island Public School Welcomes Gregg Neville
• Annex Residents Say Road Project Could Impact Historic Status
• Enjoys Reunions With Mackinac Island Servers
• Wood-like Material Considered for Siding
• NLEA: Why Not Buy Icebreaker To Assure Winter Access To Island? Michigan Politics
• Changes Taking Shape at Mackinac Island Airport McNally Cottage Coming Down Nov. 1
• Carolyn and Buzz Waggoner Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Project Suitcase Delivers Art Supplies, Books To Mackinac Island School
• Children’s Ballet Company Wows With Contemporary, Classical Pieces
• Junior Golf Winners Announced
• Episcopal Bishop Ray To Visit Mackinac Island September 11
• Levy, Cousino Win Wawashkamo Tourney
• Saint Barbara Takes First Place in Horn’s Bar Labor Day Regatta
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• A Look at History
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TALES
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Nature Notes
• Community Picnic Ushers In School Year on Mackinac Island
• Darrin Kolatski Completes Army Basic Training
• Allen, Smith Perform
• Williams To Sign Books on Island
• Cawthorne Brings Taste of His Favorite Music To Island Listeners
• Children’s Poet Laureate Lewis Recites at Little Stone Church
• Croghan To Lead ‘Art for Social Justice’ Class at Island School
• Mackinac Island Landmark Built at Beginning of 19th Century
• Win-Some Women To Celebrate 40th Anniversary
• Surge in Southern Visitors Noted Among Traffic to Mackinac Island
• Lot Split Gets OK; Neighbors Divided on Support
• City To Plan For Use of Nearly Half Million Dollars in Ferry Revenue
• Patriot Day Service Is Sunday
• Town Crier Moves To Off Season Schedule
• Rilenge Works on 9/11 Monument
• Ste. Anne’s
• Michigan Politics
• Underwater Find Could Aid Research
• Historic Preservation Decisions Must Be Consistent, Fair
• Forward March! School Year Begins on Island
• HORSE TALES
• Lieutenant Gov. Calley and Family Visit Island
• A Look at History
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Nature Notes
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• City Council Hears Updated BPW Plans for $6.5 Million Facility
• Soccer Opener Is a Sweep for Lakers; Volleyball 4-8 at Tournament
• Athletes Learn New Volleyball Skills at Recreation Dept. Camp
• Young Mackinac Island Riders Enjoy ‘Fun and Games’ Challenges
• Police on the Lookout for Painting Stolen on Island
• YAC Book Drive Now Underway
• The Jewel at Mackinac Golf Tournament
• David Honeycutt
• Robert Bynoe II
• Dorothy Irene Lovitt
• Peddling Ordinance Will Consider Goal of Protecting City’s Tax Base
• Schnell Hired To Help Promote Parks Sites
• Carol Rearick To Chair Community Foundation
• Rep. Eitrem Chosen To Chair Sault Tribe
• Arts Dockside Offers 90 Vendors at St. Ignace Marina This Weekend
• Mackinac Bridge Walk Is Area’s Signature Labor Day Event
• Michigan Politics
• Consider Personal Touch for Mackinac Island Phone Calls
• For the Record
• Greg Hokans Is Deserving of Article In Town Crier
• Jazz Festival Highlights Labor Day Weekend
• New Faces of Michigan Tourism
• BPW Chair Lewand Resigns as Sewer Renovations Begin
• Grand Hotel Owner R.D. Musser Retires After 60 Years
• City, Board of Public Works To Meet Friday
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Yacht Club To Host Horn’s Bar Labor Day Regatta
• A Look at History
• Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow Begins Friday
• Nature Notes
• Grand Hotel To Host Medical Center Auction
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Appearances Can Be Deceiving: A Story of A Horse Named Atty
• Sunsets at Stonecliffe: Artists Featured At Evening Social Event
• Williams Family Hosts Mackinac Island Reunion
• Destructive Insects, Rot Found in City Buildings on Market Street
• Firefighters Reclaim Winning Streak in 32-8 ‘Guns and Hoses’ Game
• East Bluff Poetry Gathering Is Friday
• Health and Safety Top Priority for Island’s Animals, Horsemen Say
• Mackinac Island Fudge Festival
• Student Kyra Kolatski Shares Highlights of European Adventure
• Island To Remain on Watch List Until Districts Are Established
• For the Record
• Consider Personal Touch for Mackinac Island Phone Calls
• Firehall Roof To Be Fixed
• Michigan Politics
• Research Dive Team Returns
• Frederick Dykstra
• Robert Bynoe II
• School, Parents Eye Grade Merger
• Airport Work To Impact Communities
• A Cool Drink of Water on a Warm Summer Day
• Back to School for Mackinac Island - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Celebrity Reception and Golf Tournament Is Next Week on Mackinac Island
• Annual Jammin’ for the Arts Raises $14,000 for Mackinac Arts Council
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• A Look at History
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• HORSE TALES
• Nature Notes
• Chief Executive George Hessler Merges Finances With Technology
• Bryan Gruley and Steve Hamilton To Discuss ‘Michigan Noir’
• Greg Hokans Receives Top Award for Career Contributions To MSHP
• Janet Bell Fulfills Childhood Dream by Judging Air Race
• Virginia Alexander
• Mackinac Island Police and Fire Departments to Face Off in Softball Game
• Testing Trucks, Island Fire Department Considers New Purchase
• Glenn Seven Allen Brings Broadway To Mackinac with WWII Songbook
• Mark Gallagher Golf Outing Has Most Successful Year
• For the Record...
• Permits Approved
• Local Artists Known as ‘the Mackinac 7’ Show Work at Library
• Governor Attends Transfer of Museum Ship
• Use Ferry Revenues To Clean Streets
• Local Business Concerns On Table As Governor Snyder Visits St. Ignace
• Come To the Aid of Mackinac Island
• Michigan Politics
• Voting For Budget Control
• Equestrians Show Skills
• Anaerobic Digester Plan Now Off the Table for Island
• Straits of Mackinac Winds Offer ‘Incredible Ride’
• Entertainment Guide
• Nature Notes
• Vera Bradley Uses Mackinac Island as Backdrop for Spring 2012 Catalog
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TALES
• Jim Bogan To Show Film and Recite Poetry
• A Look at History
• Contemporary Mackinac Photography Showcased at Manoogian Art Museum
• For the Record...
• Jack Westbrook To Speak at Little Stone Church Thursday, August 18
• Exhibition Displays Artistic, Musical Talents of Young Island Residents
• Visitors Gain Insight Into Round Island Lighthouse History
• Poets Want Cruise To Feel Like ‘Sitting Around a Campfire Trading Stories’
• Historic Commission Approves Shed Rehabilitation in Hubbard’s Annex
• Children’s Ballet Theatre To Bring Variety of Dance To Island Shows
• Keogh Cottage Centennial: A Hundred Year Love Affair
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Horse Show Rescheduled for Sunday
• Employee Dinners Bring Summer Workers Together
• Business Leaders To Gather for Innovation Summit Hosted at Grand Hotel
• CVB Promotes Island as Destination; Tourism Bureau Organizes Events
• Direct Flight Service Begins From Chicago Midway To Pellston
• Vacationers Want To Come Back
• Michigan Politics
• Island Visitors Enjoy Town Crier
• Saturday Event Raises Scholarship Funds
• Sweet Treat Will Be Festival Focus
• Music Festival Starts Tuesday
• More Stables May Be Allowed in Island’s Residential Areas
• Island’s Two Promotion Groups Outline Goals
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TA ES
• Mackinac Arts Council To Hold Annual Arts Fundraiser
• Lisa Eckhardt Will Teach Adult Riding Program
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Nature Notes
• Little Luxuries
• Masha Archer Finds Home for Her Work at Grand Hotel Trunk Show
• Auction Raises Funds for MHA
• Pony Rides, Face Painting Offered for Kids at Horse Festival
• A Look at History
• New Company Offers Management and Realty Services on Island
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Young Island Artists To Showcase Talent at Expo
• T-Shirt Store Will Use Profits To Support Fire, Police, and EMS
• Pride of Baltimore II Docks in Mackinac Island’s Harbor
• Local Horses Showcased in Island Festival of the Horse Saddle Parade
• Visiting Priest Father Andrew Kurz Holds Impromptu Mass on Ste. Anne’s Feast Day
• Michigan Bands, Food, Fireworks Offered at St. Ignace Music Festival
• Park, City Work Out Lease Language
• Retiring Island Teacher Laura Eiseler: ‘You Could Make a Difference’
• Buzz, Talisman Take Winning Titles in Annual Yacht Race Around Mackinac Island
• Community Yard Sale Benefits Three Local Charities and Island Youth
• New Fire Truck Purchase Plan Proposed for City of Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island To Host Personal Care Program for Women With Cancer
• Chris West Takes Passengers on Straits Tours With Ugly Anne
• At St. Ignace, The View Changes as Historic Track Elevator Crumbles
• Mackinaw City Discusses Details of Ferryboat Franchise Ordinance
• Firsthand Account of Storm Puts Reader in the Ordeal
• Michigan Politics
• Dinner at Iroquois Hotel Will Benefit Ste. Anne’s Window Renovation
• Larry Rickley Hangs Up His Carpentry Tools
• Historic Straits Landmark Collapses
• Mackinac Island Horses, Riders To Show Off Skills Sunday
• Schooners Bring Glimpse of History To Island Harbor
• Lookiing
• Divers Arrive Monday in Search of Ancient Forest at Bottom of Straits
• Radecki Spells Out Creative Proposal To Walsh
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Thomas Carter Tresize
• Ellyzabeth Hannah Jean Visnaw
• Auction To Benefit Wawashkamo Preservation
• Concert Series To Feature Island Music Teacher
• Mackinac Island’s Peddling Ordinance Will Receive Second Opinion
• Unknown Native American Burials, Family Cemetery Plot Sizes Discussed
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Nature Notes
• HORSE TALES
• Alcoholics Anonymous Group To Hold Open Meetings
• ‘Mackinac 7’ Artists To Display Work at Mackinac Island Public Library
• Retirement Plans Made Official at July School Board Meeting
• Public Hearing August 9 for Fences, Stables
• A Look at History
• Clinician And Guest Clay Maier Performs Show With Friesian
• Several Different Breeds Showcased at Presentation of Horse Festival
• Carriage Driving Competition Closes Festival of the Horse
• Festival Begins With Blessing Of Horses
• Antique, Modern Carriages Parade for Mackinac Island Visitors
• Artist Kevin Barton Takes First Prize For Contemporary Art Show
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Natural High Captures MacMan Race Victory
• Finance Committee Recommends $25,000 for Advertising Campaign
• Michigan Cities Find Names on Bags by Designer Jenna Kator
• Fort Mackinac Never Sweats Take Their 2-3 Loss Like Gentlemen
• Windquest Finishes First In Cove Island Course, Cheekee Monkey First In
• Michigan Politics
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Children’s Poet Laureate J. Patrick Lewis To Visit Mackinac August 7
• Record Numbers of Tourists Visit Straits
• Islanders Tell Planners What We Want
• Kids Donate Lemonade Profits to Community
• Ferry Franchise Fees Earn City $228,500 Through June
• Antique Road Show: Carriage Parade Struts Its Stuff
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Contemporary Art Show Open House Scheduled for Sunday, July 24 A Look at History
• HORSE TA ES
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Butterfly House and Insect World Spread Their Wings on Mackinac Island
• Pig Poetry Collected Into Anthology; Editor Plans Mackinac Visit
• Nature Notes
• 100 Knots Off The Clock: A Sailor’s Account of The Storm
• 2011 Chicago Yacht Club Race-to-Mackinac Results
• Docking 388 Boats on Island For The Yacht Race Has Its Challenges
• Yacht Club Will Review Accident
• Chicago-Mackinac Cruisers Beat Turbos This Year
• Race Celebration More Subdued This Year as Sailing Dangers Hit Home
• Morley, Bickel Were Both Experienced Sailors
• Mark Morley, Suzanne Bickel Memorialized at Ste. Anne’s Church
• Former Hessel Resident Will Sail in Bell’s Bayview Race
• Bayview Sailor, Sponsor Larry Bell Is Curtis Resident
• Historic Stables Will Be Open for Touring During Festival
• Katie Osbourne To Undertake New Positions
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Rescue Mustang To Participate in Show Events
• Gentle Giant Bud Rides During Saddle Parade
• Dan and Jimmy To Be Shown at Festival
• Seymour Is Special Guest at Horse Festival
• Gysbert To Perform in Festival of the Horse
• Carriage Drivers Will Test Their Skills at Show
• Michigan Politics
• More Trash Cans Needed on City Streets, Residents Say
• Mackinac Island To Show Off Antique Carriages in Parade
• Port Huron-to-Mackinac Racers To Set Sail for Island
• Cruising Class 1st
• Photo
• Storm Hits Chicago-to-Mackinac Race; 2 Sailors Lost
• 2012 ‘Seasons of Mackinac’ Calendar Now Available
• Fort Mackinac’s First Tour Guide Martin K. Peterson Remembered
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TALES
• Annual Vacation Bible School Teaches Children About Faith
• Taking Out The Trash
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• A Look at History
• Nature Notes
• Finance Committee To Recommend Updated Health Insurance Policy
• Island Activities Breathe New Life Into Historic Ghost Stories
• Michigan Magician Gordon Russ To Perform at Mackinac Island Library
• Artists Hope To Make Market Street A Hot Spot With Gallery Walk
• Education Is Key For Preservation
• Grand Hotel Announces Plans To Celebrate 125th Anniversary
• Storage Units Are Subject for City Committee
• July 21 Mackinac To Manitoulin Race Will Go Through Scenic North Channel
• Wawashkamo Golf Club
• Mackinac Island Will Show Off Its Antique Carriages in July 22 Parade
• FESTIVAL OF THE HORSE EVENT SCHEDULE
• Visitors To Get Glimpse of Historic Island Stables at Festival of the Horse
• Citizens To Weigh In On Private Stable And Fence Zoning
• Enjoyed Mackinac Island Vacation
• Wondering About Historic District Perspectives
• Michigan Politics
• Island History Inspires Boat Builder
• Windquest Considered One To Watch
• Equine Culture on Display at Festival of the Horse
• Play Ball! Never Sweats Team Takes Home the Glory
• Mackinac Island Has Connection To Reality Show About Trail Horses
• ES
• HORSE TA
• Nature Notes
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club t Bridge Results
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• The Silence of the Lakes: A Back Story Behind British Landing
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Karl Stuber Publishes Book of Poetry, Finds Focused Voice in Writing
• Outrageous Takes the Win at Annual 4th of July Regatta
• Artist Douglas David Exhibits Michigan-themed Paintings in Mackinac Island Library
• Residents Gather To Celebrate Another Year of Community Foundation
• Library Starts Summer Author Series With ‘Hemingway’s Michigan’
• Amateurs, Professionals Try Their Hand at Stone Skipping
• Island Painted Red, White, and Blue With Spirit on July 4
• Hanging Up His Helmet: Fire Chief Bradley Honored at Retirement
• Body of Canoeist Found in Straits
• ‘Items of Interest’: Summer Resident Don Foltz Publishes First Book
• Dunk Tank a Hit at Recreation Celebration
• Economic Development
• Benishek Legislation Aims To Halt 11th-hour Lawsuits on Timber Sales
• Kiendl, Rausch Engaged To Wed
• Local Artists Set To Fill Ste. Anne’s Church With Music
• Back From Work in Haiti, Br. Jim Boynton Manages Ste. Anne’s Activities
• John Manikoff
• Jean Carr
• Man Rescued in Lake Huron Near Bois Blanc Island
• Local Celtic Store Finds New Ownership With Patrick McManus
• Puppets Perform ‘Sleepy Hollow’
• Michigan Politics
• Island School Receives $5,000 Matching Grant To Improve Energy Use
• Historic Lighthouse To Open
• Family Fun Colors Island’s July 4th Celebration
• WANT ADS • SERVICES REAL ESTATE
• Sarah Dehring Is Named Volleyball Coach at Alma
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• ‘Poets at the Grand’ Begins July 6
• A Look at History
• HORSE TALES
• Sunscreens and New Skin Damage Prevention Guidelines
• Gentlemen’s Game Played at Burough Lot for First Gypsy Classic
• Fly Control: Composting Must Be Done Properly, Or Becomes Part of Problem
• Program Gives Children Opportunity To Ride This Summer
• John Manikoff
• Edward ‘Ned’ Fenlon
• Boy Scout Troop Marks 30 Years on Island
• Church Gathering Brings 1,200 Volunteers
• Vintage Base Ball Game Will Be Thursday at Fort
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• For the Record...
• City Fire Truck Purchase Hinges on Inspection
• Fort Michilimackinac Artifact Cache To Be Organized and Recorded
• Bat Mania! People Fascinated To Learn About Nocturnal Creature
• Michigan Politics
• Don’t Save Funds at Expense of Educational Needs
• Actions Suggested City Could Be Cooperating With Prospective Monopolist
• Bats Take Center Stage
• Proposed Historic Districts Are Focus of New Report
• Wheelmen Convention Shows Off Art of High Wheel Bicycling
• Photo
• Rug Artist Gives Demonstration on Mackinac Island
• Helmets Blessed, Distributed To Promote Bike Safety
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• A Look at History
• Yacht Club Bridge Results
• HORSE TA
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Nature Notes
• Visitors Line Up For Chance To Sample Mackinac Island Flavors
• Vintage Base Ball Teams To Square Off Saturday at Burough Lot
• Saturday Event To Teach Community About Bat Culture
• Gracie’s Fund To Receive Spotlight at Fundraiser
• Book Previewed by Author Dr. John Killinger
• Mackinac Arts Council Sets Sights on Strengthening Community Involvement
• Local Musicians Set To Fill Ste. Anne’s Church With Music Sunday Afternoons
• Peddling Discussion Continues at City Council Level
• Holly Anne Allen Mull
• Wheelmen Gather on Island
• Downtown Boardwalk Proposal To Be Explored by Business Owners
• Large Boulder Breaks Free From Hill, Causes Limited Power Outage, Damage
• Murray Hotel Opens Mama la Rosa’s To Offer More Variety
• Council Grants Shepler Promotional Pricing, Addresses Ads
• Ryba’s Candyland Display Wins Lilac Festival Contest
• Michigan Politics
• For the Record...
• Hopes To See Preservation Island School Should Find Creative Solutions
• Graveraet Sons Served in Civil War
• Five Island Teachers To Retain Jobs
• Airport Project To Begin in August
• Preservation Is A Powerful Economic Tool, Rypkema Says
• Island Puts on Its Best Show for Grand Lilac Parade
• HORSE TALES
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Nature Notes
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Students Participate in Lil’ Lilac Run/Walk
• A Look at History
• Council Holds Millage Rate for Third Year, Taxes Rise Slightly
• Summer Reporting for Town Crier Offers Experience for MSU Students
• Childhood Obesity Program Offered at Health Center
• Headlands Hosts Dark Sky Park Open House
• Float Building Underway for Sunday’s Grand Lilac Parade
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Betty Rinestine
• Shepler’s To Offer Tour, Cruise During Lilac Festival Sunday
• Artist Amy Oxford To Demonstrate Rug Hooking Skills on Island
• Antiques on the Bay June 17 - 18; St. Ignace Car Show June 23 - 25
• Lynda Hepker Wants To Get Community Involved in Youth Council
• With Horses Already Settled In, MHA Welcomes Public To Tour Stable
• Federal Aid Cut Expected To Jeopardize Rural Flights in Upper Peninsula
• Sam Pellerito and Stephanie Kurek United in Marriage
• Dancing in the Street: West Michigan Bootscooters Bring Large Crowd
• State Historical Commission Endorses Historic Districts on Mackinac Island
• Public School Selling Lakers Apparel To Benefit Students
• City Revenue Increase May Pay Property Tax Refunds
• Mary Lou Peters Meets... Mary Lou Peters
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinac Island’s Street Peddling Policy Still a Work in Progress
• Adrienne Rilenge Crowned 62nd Lilac Queen at Festival
• Glen Young Chosen for Teachers’ Writing Program
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Federal Charges Dropped: Judge Advises MPSC Dismiss Ferry Case
• HORSE TALES
• John Manikoff Painting Donated to Mackinac Island Art Museum
• Don and Darold Keith To Ride Horseback in Grand Parade
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Nature Notes
• A Look at History
• Grand Hotel Offers Health Planners, Healthy Menu Options For Guests
• Preservation Session Is Tuesday
• MISP: Historic Buildings Showing Effects of Spending Cutbacks
• Catholic Central Capella Choir To Perform at Ste. Anne’s
• Traverse City Students Enjoy Spring Field Trip to Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Horse Regina Gives Birth to Healthy Colt
• Plans Nearly Complete on Colonial Michilimackinac Rowhouse
• John Killinger’s New Book Features Marigold Island, a Mackinac Lookalike
• Snyder Talks Statewide Issues at Conference, Sans Tie
• New Statewide Business Initiative Announced
• Public Hearing on Airport June 15
• Taste of Mackinac To Celebrate 25th Anniversary
• Long-standing Traditions, Beautiful Flowers Keep Lilac Festival Lively
• Irish Dancers Will Perform, Give Ceili Lessons During Lilac Festival
• Public Hearing For Two Historic Districts Scheduled For June 15
• Mackinac Island Lilac Festival
• Pure Michigan TV Ads Featuring Mackinac Island Begin This Week
• Governor Snyder Signs Health Care Bill on Mackinac Island
• Mackinaw City Ferry Helped Tour Stay on Track
• Horsemen’s Association To Host Open House for New Community Stable
• Michigan Politics
• Big Money Will Make Own Rules
• Searching for Internet on the Island
• Hotel and Gift Shops Should Not Be Built
• Work Together for Success in Historical Preservation
• Urges All To Attend June 14 Historic Presentation
• Use Common Sense in Historic District
• Launch Set for Bicycle Helmet Campaign
• Mackinac Island Lilac Festival Begins Friday
• Beloved Pets Get the Spotlight in Manoogian Art Exhibit
• HORSE TALES
• A Look at History
• Couple Celebrates 10-year Anniversary on Island
• Mackinac Island
• Nature Notes
• Long-time Visitor Daniel Purdy Celebrates Birthday on Island
• Commission Holds Off on Shed Decision
• High School Students Get First-hand Look at Career Choices
• Michigan Native Richard Wolfgang’s Work Displayed at Art Museum
• Jan Shockley New Secretary at Ste. Anne’s Church
• Millecent Weigandt Named Teacher of the Year by Staff
• Bistro Team Wins Golf Outing
• Districts Hearing To Be June 15
• Preservation Workshop Set
• Frank Wood
• Military Display Is This Weekend
• American Legion Continues Headstone Project
• Fort Mackinac Observes Memorial Day With Procession to Post Cemetery
• Knights of Columbus Gather on Mackinac Island for 59th Year
• Three New Businesses Offer Coffee, Chocolates, and a Mirror Maze
• Mackinac Island Memories
• Heritage Belongs to Everyone
• Annual Bike Auction Raises Money
• Geocachers Clean Up State Park
• Civil War Soldiers Honored in Ceremony
• Michigan Politics
• Wastewater Plant, Ferry Promotions Come Before City
• Six Earn Diplomas From Mackinac Island School
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Island Students Recognized With 2011 Anchor Awards
• New Book Shows History of Island
• A Look at History
• Nature Notes
• Ojibwa Museum Restoration Receives State Preservation Award
• Seven Students Achieve Top Ten Status on MEAP Test
• HORSE TAES
• Mackinac Island
• ‘Dear Edwina’ Performed at Mission Point Theater By K-7 Students
• Preservation Workshop Set for June 14
• Author Rick Chambers To Visit Island Bookstore
• Little Stone Church Offers Annual Memorial Day Service
• School Students Show Off Their Work at Library
• Shepler Seeks Dismissal With MPSC, Court
• Residents Meet With Congressman Benishek at Mary’s Bistro
• Pittsburgh To Disney To Mackinac Island: Chef Schockling Brings His Skills To Mission Point
• Historic Domestic Classes To Be Offered Through Art Museum
• For the Record...
• Detroit Conference Begins June 1
• Out-of-state Visitor Spending Soars 21%, Tourism Analysts Report
• New City Committees To Address Veterans, Historic Districts, Preservation
• Church Offers Memorial Day Service
• Island Prepares for Hearing on Districts
• New Design Guidelines Provide Blueprint for Island Buildings
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinaw City Memorial Day Parade, Pageant Starts Saturday
• MIPD Annual Bike Auction Sunday
• City, Fort Mackinac Plan Holiday Services
• City May Relinquish Claim to Road
• Proposal Brought To School Board To Save Teaching Jobs
• Spring Fog Plays Hide and Seek With Island Landmarks
• Mackinac Island Students Participate with Youth Advisory Council
• Nature Notes
• McCoy Resigns as Sault Tribe Chair
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• HORSE TAES
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Little Stone Church Service Is Sunday
• A Look at History
• Horses Return to Mackinac Island, Strong and Eager To Work
• Local Workers Fill Jobs
• Students Share Math Knowledge and Projects at Fair
• Bennett, Rilenge Represent Mackinac Island in Writing Festival
• Experts Give Residents a New Perspective On Bats
• Community Foundation Awards $22,609
• Bessie Chambers
• New Camp Offered to Children at Mission Point
• Soon-to-be Graduates Share Their School Experiences
• Michigan Politics
• Looking Back
• New Community Stable Will Open Doors in Early June
• City Will Seek Dismissal of MPSC, Federal Cases
• Walking Alongside, ‘Everything Is Good’
• Bunker Family Enjoys Florida Gathering
• Yob Replaces Stupak on Park Commission
• Mackinac County Sees Drop in Population
• Headlands Designated Dark Sky Park
• Master Plan Update Reflects Preservation, Horse Culture, Planners Say
• All Mackinac Island Ferry Companies Receive Franchises
• Sheriff’s Dept. To Offer Free Testing
• William ‘Will’ Visnaw
• Marcella Longman-Silva
• Joseph Porcaro
• A Look at History
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• The Queen’s Collection: Carriages, Cavalry, and Horses
• Dunnigan Selected to Senior 25
• Mackinac Island
• Nature Notes
• Bunker, Burton Grab Low Scores At EUP Golf Meet
• Scholarship Dinner Raises $2,500
• Mackinac Island Lakers 2011 Track and Field Team
• St. Ignace, Mackinac Island Students Formulate Equations on Ferry Travel
• Congressman Benishek To Visit Island May 20
• Design Guideline Workshop Set for Monday
• Mackinac Island Public School Faces 8% Loss in State Funding
• Plans Call for New Seawall
• Dominic Brodeur
• Payton McNulty
• Emma and Michael Young
• Mackinac Island Gets Fiber Optic Cable
• Record Numbers Take Free Trip to Island, Star Line Reports
• British Landing Road Ownership Still in Question - City or State Park?
• Retreat Registration Accepted
• For the Record...
• Michigan Politics
• May 3 Election Seats Margaret Doud for 36th Year as Island Mayor
• Fort Mackinac Opens for Season With Traditional Cannon Firing
• Requiring All Ferries To Operate Off-season Is Irresponsible
• Recalls Another Mackinac Island Tame Bear
• Remembers Seeing Cubbie and Jimmy Durante on Mackinac Island
• May Park Commission Meeting Moved
• BPW, City To Meet; Staff Raises on Hold
• Students Rehearsing To Perform ‘Dear Edwina’
• 5 Teachers Receive Pink Slips
• MPSC Suspends Public Hearings on Ferries
• Lilac Queen Fires Cannon To Open Fort Mackinac
• Kylee Meehan
• Shepler’s Seeks Restraining Order Against City of Mackinac Island
• Pontiac Lodge Building Has New Owners
• Mackinac Island Student Onaca Bennett Competes in Poetry Out Loud
• Trinity Episcopal Church Members Remain Active in Winter
• Former Island Worker on African Humanitarian Mission
• Island Remembers Friend, Firefighter Bobby Roach
• Heather Kalmbach of Mackinac Island Marries Thomas Garofalo September 18
• Building To Begin as Commission OKs Community Stable Barn
• Nature Notes
• Headaches in Senior Adults May Relate to Underlying Conditions
• Contested Annex Lot Is Sold
• Tragedy Off Bois Blanc: A Story of April in the Straits of Mackinac A Look at History
• Roguska Completes Infantry Training
• Fr. Williams Appointed Associate Pastor
• A Quiz To Test Your Knowledge of Mackinac Island and Horse Trivia
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Leo Krzeminski
• Thomas Wilder
• Craig ‘Hoagie’ Kleinhenz
• Island Holds Historic Design Workshop
• Cloverland Electric Rates Are Estimated To Climb 8%
• Calvin Rogers
• Ann Bronfman
• Eulogy - Calvin Rogers
• Underwater Research Team Returns To Straits This Summer
• Mathematics, Art Get High Scores From Students
• MSHP Looks at New State Funding Source
• Mackinac Island Lakers Win NLL Conference Tournament
• Historic Preservation
• Flute Ensemble Will Perform
• Credit Card Payment at Mackinac Bridge To Become Reality
• Michigan Politics
• Win-Some Women Retreat Planned
• MPSC Investigation Moves Forward
• New City Budget Reflects Legal Issues, Franchise Revenues
• Crunching Through Ice To Open Ferry Season
• Mackinac Island Spells Out Regulations in Ferry Ordinance
• What Are Mainland Workers Charged?
• Misses Mackinac Island
• Reads Updates on Ferries, Island Residents
• Agrees With Demolition Moratorium
• Mackinac Island Proprietor Recalls Unexpected and Mysterious Guest
• 2 School Leadership Seats on Ballot
• Voters To Consider City Candidates
• Northern Ferry Gets Franchise; Shepler’s Asked To Comply
• Joys of Spring Reach Mackinac Island
• Jennifer Bloswick New GM at Grand Hotel
• Airport Runway Rebuild Slated For September
• Dr. Jennifer Shockley Takes Over as Mackinac Island Physician
• Bicycle Tours Banned in State Park
• New Children’s Book Features Adventures of Mackinac Island Bear
• Horse Traffic, Oncoming Snowmobiles Among Challenges for Plows
• Harnessing Bacteria Could Reduce Mackinac Island’s Electricity Bill
• Eight Top Island Spellers Compete at St. Ignace Bee
• Frank Kelley Resigns MISPC Chair; Dennis Cawthorne Takes Seat
• Nicole Smith, Andrew Doud
• Deb Carley Named 2010 Mackinac Island Volunteer of the Year
• Finkel, Horn on Dean’s List
• Mackinac Island School Names Honor Roll Students
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Dunnigan Studies in Greece
• City Forces Late Ferry Boats, Ice-to-ice Service by All 3 Lines
• Hokans Family: Longtime Green Bay Packers Fans
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Sale Pending For Main St. Location
• William Burdette Elected to Detroit Institute of Arts Board
• Nature Notes
• Mackinac Island Celebrates 35th Annual Winter Festival
• Winter Festival Turtle Buttons Sold by Students
• Lydia Armour
• HORSE TALES
• Charlotte Whittington
• Father Williams Cancer Free, Returns to Island
• A Look at History
• Not 1, But 2 Historic Districts Proposed
• Longtime Mackinac Island Fire Chief Announces Retirement
• Herman Kamphuis
• Carolyn ‘Cal’ Williams Metting
• William ‘Matt’ Bazinau
• John Manikoff
• Mackinac Island Master Plan Focuses on Preservation, Maintenance
• Jeff Kenyon
• Gallagher Dinner is Feb. 17
• Shannon Receives Doctorate From Central Michigan
• ‘Ghost Hunters’ Crew Films on Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island To Be Featured in its Own Pure Michigan Ad
• Master Plan Heads Back to Committee for Final Review After Public Weighs In
• Michigan Politics
• Family Member Would Support Preserving House in Historic District
• Frequent Vacationers Look Forward To Each Issue
• Disappointed With Web Cameras
• Ferry Problem Will Become Moot If Boats Are Empty
• Council Decision Will Cause Financial Hardship to Boat Lines
• ‘Ice Bridge’
• MPSC Investigates Ferry System
• Mayor, Clerk, School Seats Contested
• City Sets Ferry Franchise Fee at 7%, Caps Tickets at $24
• Mackinac Island Community Revels in Winter Fun
• Jim Lenfestey Produces New Poetry Anthology About Pigs
• Four Island Residents Taking Basic EMT Class
• Hotel Foundation Work Begins
• Headstone Placed on 1892 Infant’s Grave at Post Cemetery
• Born To Ride, Then To Fly: Mackinac Island’s Jane B. Hart
• Old Island Photos Sought
• Mary Hanson To Run Mackinac Arts Council
• Ninth Grade Class, and Teachers
• Andrew Doud Named Chairman of Historic District Commission
• St. Ignatius’ Father Pawel Mecwel Will Lead Ste. Anne's
• Mackinac Island Public School 1st Marking Period Honor Roll
• Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Preschool, Kindergarten and Faculty
• Students and Teachers at Mackinac Island School
• Killingers Each Publish New Books
• Second, Third and Fourth Grade
• Volunteers To Aid in Establishing Island Hospice Program
• State Park Commission To Meet
• View Changes as Norway Maples Come Down, New Trees Are Planted
• Workers Restoring Tin Panel Facade at Historic Chippewa Hotel
• Barnwell To Speak at Conference
• Fencing Should Be Made of Natural Material, Commission Says
• Community Stable Gets $100K Gift
• 2-year Ferry Franchises Will Buy Time
• Designer: Project Must Reflect Mackinac Island as a ‘Real Town’
• Merry and Bright: Island Marks Christmas Season
• Dunnigan Named to Team
• Bunker, Chambers, Brodeur-Bunker Complete Athletic Careers
• Lakers Welcome Put-in-Bay Panthers and Fans for Hoops Competition
• Marcelo Mendes
• LaFerier, Williford
• Smith, Redman
• Finkel To Perform With Euphonics
• Holly Anne Allen Mull
• Smith, Doud
• Robert Green
• Douglas Cornell
• Max Taylor Clifton
• Christopher Craft
• Allen Green, Jr.
• Jean Coyne
• Misses Weekly Editions in Winter
• Island Bike Ride Is A Watershed Experience
• Go Back To Promoting the Magic
• Put-in-Bay Visitors Enjoy Mackinac Island Welcome
• Island Will Be Fine Without One Customer
• Respect Island for Its Own Worth
• Prohibition’s ‘International Trade’ Helped Pay Fenlon’s Tuition
• Insomnia Leads To Deterioration of Health and Quality of Life
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Abundance of Red-breasted Nuthatches Are Found on Island
• Impact of Northern Congressmen
• Island Historic District Commission Meets for First Time
• Vera Mae Nyland
• City Opens Franchise Proposals, Decides To Keep Defensive Eye on Any Charter Maneuvers
• Island Musician, Painter John Manikoff Has New Album
• Lindsay George
• Main Street Traffic Undaunted by Autumn Rain
• ‘Dirty Jobs’ Films Special Episode at Grand Hotel
• Ruth Evashevski
• Ohio Basketball Teams To Play on Mackinac in Dec.
• Purchasing Ferry Dock Is Good for Island
• Karen Platzke
• Mackinac Island Lakers Soccer Team To Host Munising
• Island Ferry Franchise Raises Questions About Timing, Transparency
• Gloria Davenport Eulogy
• Cousino, Callewaert Win Wawashkamo Tourney
• A Month: ‘Somewhere in Time’ was October 1980 on the Island
• Gloria Davenport
• Island School Welcomes New Music Teacher Heather May
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Ned Fenlon
• Libby Publishes Autobiography
• October Is a Good Month To Catch Up With Horse Care
• Island Christmas Celebration Begins With Tree Lighting
• Mackinac Island Physicians Find Missionary Work Rewarding
• Nature Notes
• Fall Grant Applications Due Nov. 5
• Win-some Women To Gather
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Island Students Take Field Trip to Stuart House Museum
• Camera Rescued, Memories Saved
• All in a Day’s Work: Employees Attend To Hundreds of Horses
• Island Loses Special Lady
• Historic Parks OKs Budget, Buys Building
• Jeannette Doud Is Island’s Treasure
• Hotel Development Extended, ‘Fake’ Steps Idea Turned Down at Church
• Group Enjoys Annual Island Visit
• Mike Rowe Seeks To Help Michigan Close Unemployment Gap
• City Council Should Remember History Lessons
• Barnwell Designs, Builds 22-Foot Custom Picnic Launch Boat
• Ferry Issue Calls for Public Discussion
• Island Council Hires Preservationists
• Fell in Love With Island in 1992
• ‘Somewhere in Time’ Marks 30th Anniversary
• City’s Proposed Property Buy, Limiting Ferries Draws Mainland Concerns
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Jeff Daniels To Perform on Island
• Longtime Island Employee Daniel Whyte Flies High for Birthday
• Bird Calls: Numerous Species Reported Flying About Island
• Cottagers Association Holds Potluck Picnic at The Pines Cottage
• Museum to Corral: Horses Sighted Indoors and Out
• Sara English, Armand Horn III
• Island One of First 92 Sites Enrolled in Historic Landmark Program
• Pure Music of Language’ Intrigues Renowned Poet Robert Bly
• Mackinac Island
• Historic Preservation Programs Continue To Seek Funding
• Adjustments To Be Made for Cold Weather Exercise
• City Takes Over Bluff Stairway
• Tea Party Flexes Its Muscles
• MICF Establishes New Scholarship Fund; $8,000 Available for Seniors
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Changes Watch, Plans 2012 Book
• Sailors Compete in Labor Day Regatta
• First Day of School
• Island Doctor’s Discovery Aids Fibromyalgia Patients
• Permits Are Requested to Brace Straits Pipeline
• Richard Wolfgang To Retire
• Fingerweaving, 1830s Cooking Class Are Offered Through Art Museum
• Local Eagle Research Indicates Lake Health
• No One Injured in Star Line Steering Failure; Boat Towed
• Schooner Unicorn Seeks Refuge at Island Harbor
• Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Hospice
• Golfers Use Wooden Clubs, Period Clothes in Hickory Stick Tournament
• Strong Gale Batters Sailboats in Mackinac Island Harbor
• Around-island Swim by Rose and Mead Supports Youth Lessons
• Geimer, Murray
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Croghan Painting Joins Health Center Collection
• Jewelweed Grows Orange-colored Blossoms, Found in Damp Areas
• Community Welcome To Attend School Picnic Tues.
• A Cat Spends the Night Up a Tree in the Corral
• Island Airport Closure Date Moved to September 14
• Historic Light Tower Is Built Off Mackinac Island’s Harbor
• Island Student Adrienne Rilenge Improves Skills at Music Camp
• Weaver’s Bold Move Assures Northern Voice
• Guns’ Top ‘Hoses’ To Finally Break Seven-year Softball Streak
• For the Record...
• Benefit Set for Fritz, Lindsay George
• 40th Mackinac Island Horse Show Offers Riders ‘Great Experience’
• Jazz Festival To Feature ‘Trombone Shorty’
• Some in Mackinaw City Raise Concerns About Ferries
• Island Deliberates Ferry Franchises, Property Purchase
• No Down Time for Busy Huron, Just a Fresh Coat of Paint
• Police Say Porters Are Overloading; Porters Ask for Help With Traffic
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Mackinac Bridge Walk Dedicated to Larry Rubin Monday
• Bike and Buggy Bridge League Concludes 37th Year of Play
• Town Crier Arrival Gives Pleasant Feeling
• Rayment, Orr, Callewaert Are Top Tournament Golfers
• Crier Writers Did a Great Job
• Becki Barnwell, Bill Murcko, Mary Bea McWatters Display Art
• Voters Should Ask: What Community Benefit Would Justify Public Investment in Ferries?
• Jewish Congregation Hosts New Year’s Services
• Low Back Pain Presents a Difficult Clinical Problem
• Regatta Is Open to All Sailboats
• Mackinac Island Fudge Festival
• Gentle Giant Bud Is One of Mackinac’s Best Horses
• Rendezvous Powwow This Weekend
• Gallstones Are a Common Cause of Upper Abdominal Pain
• Skutt, North Feat Raises $800+
• Gallagher Golf Outing Is Sept. 4
• Daytime Closures Set for Airport
• After Days of Darkness, Round Island Lighthouse Is Repaired
• Auction Aids Medical Center
• Local Bat Found To Be Infected With Rabies
• City Weighs UTP Property Purchase
• Group of Mackinac Island Music Festival Artists Shares Michigan Roots
• Historic Survey Bids Come in – Twice as High as Estimates
• Noise From Party Tent Prompts City, Inn Meeting
• Round Island Light Put Into Hands of Preservation Group
• Island School Will Collect 7.1 Mills; Holstrom Hired as Aide
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• 1st Distric Pols Fight for Conservative Label
• Island Pianist John Kissane To Perform Sunday
• Island a Favorite Place to Visit
• Carrs Celebrate 60th Anniversary
• Ferry Monopoly Would Hurt Island, Others
• Br. Jim Boynton Returns To Call Square Dance on Island; Shares Haiti Experience
• Three Species of Turtles Can Be Found on Mackinac Island
• Sighting of Royal Yacht Brought Couple Together
• Pottawatomie Road Commemorates Great Lakes Tribe of Native Americans
• Porter, Novakoski
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Confection Inspires Creative Dishes at Festival
• Nature Notes
• Signs, Luggage on Bikes and Carts Are Concerns for Committee
• Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac
• Cemetery To Be Expanded
• Familiar Household Items Can Be Used in Caring for Horses
• Blood Drive Exceeds Goal
• Amberg Family, Mother Cabrini Provide Help to Italian-Americans
• Firefighters, Police Players To Face Off Sunday
• City Wants To Take Closer Look at Allied Ambulance Charges
• Michigan Politics
• East Bluff Poetry Gathering Is Wed.
• Business Better Than Last Year, Island Companies Report
• County Millage Passes With 53.5% Vote
• Washing Streets All in A Day’s Work for Island Service Crew
• Barnwell, Mercer Take Seats on Mackinac Associates Board
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Ste. Anne’s Church Raises $6,300 for Restoring Windows
• Gamble Records Hole-in-One
• Bunker Lot Split Draws Debate, but Gets OK
• Hunter Pace: A Fun Riding Challenge
• Lawrence Rubin Featured on New Commemorative Bridge Medallion
• Wawashkamo Battle Day Tournament Scores
• Expiration Date Pushed Back on Mackinac Bridge Commuter Cards
• Clark Bible Programs Canceled
• Likes To Catch Up on Island News
• Disabilities Don't Mean Immobility on Mackinac Island
• Mainlanders Enjoy ‘Bit of Island’
• Broadway Actors Allen, DiVita, To Perform at Grand Hotel
• Please Don’t Change
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Stable Promotion
• Author Jeffery Deaver Will Reveal the Process of Writing a Novel
• Ratify Historic District Plans
• Master Plan Committee To Meet
• Island’s 1st Historic District Is Hubbard’s Annex; Commission Named
• Daisy Day Raises $600 for Stella King Scholarship
• Memories of Bible School
• Poet Robert Bly Performs Reading on Mackinac Island
• So Nice To Receive Island News
• Tall Ships Pass Through Straits of Mackinac in Challenge Race
• Work Horses Are Mackinac Island’s Backbone
• Families Get Creative With ‘Mackinac Island Kennel Club Best in Show’
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Ceremony To Recognize Lighthouse Group Aug. 21
• Low Sodium Diets Reduce Heart Disease, Blood Pressure
• Mackinac App Released for iPhone
• Commissioners Mull Vending Machines
• Filing Cabinet Inventor Owned Cottage on the West Bluff
• Dufina Book Sold by Smithsonian
• Music Festival Performances
• Minks Reside and Forage for Food Near Water
• Ste. Anne’s Stained Glass Fundraiser Is Sunday
• Music Festival To Bring Diverse Performances
• Horses Travel Through Busy ‘Four Corners’on Mackinac Island
• Northern Lights Sometimes Seen on Island
• Horsemen’s Group Shows Design for Proposed Stable
• Another Michigan Squeaker
• Fall Win-Some Retreat Accepts Regristrations
• Tall Ships Sail Through Straits of Mackinac
• North, Skutt To Ride Behind Ferry for Charity August 21
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Mackinac Seven Explain Favorite Pieces at Annual Exhibit
• Wawashkamo Mixed Scores
• Allen, DiVita To Perform Concert To Aid Community Foundation
• Roberts Visits Mackinac
• Flute and Saxophone Duet Performs at Ste. Anne’s Sunday
• Twins Celebrate 31 of 50 Birthdays on Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island Fudge Festival Begins August 20
• Mackinac Student To Spend Year Studying in Sweden
• Schoonover Soon To Join Teaching Staff
• Actual Preservation Might Be Better Use of Efforts
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• The Island Is Home to Snowshoe Hares and Eastern Cottontails
• Coach Drivers Display Skills
• Tiny Railroad Helped Logging of Michigan’s EUP
• Haunted Theatre Provides Customized Family Fun
• Mackinac Island Celebrates 40 Years of Horse Shows
• Sexton Poetry Featured Aug. 11
• Alcohol Part II: The Effects of Over Consumption
• Fire Dept. Seeks Sponsors for Safety Information
• Michigan Politics
• Youth Choir From Vietnam Promotes Art, Understanding
• ‘Huzzuah!’ Never Sweats Win Vintage Base Ball Game
• Bois Blanc Receives High-speed Internet Grant
• Public Invited to 40th Horse Show Sunday
• Mission Point Opens Recreation Store
• Island Horses on Parade for Breeds of Mackinac Show
• Civil War Period Is Focus for Island Couple
• Clarks To Share Stories of Faith
• Biking Without Lights Among Top Concerns
• Saddle Riders Prepare To Parade Down Mackinac Island Streets
• Group Will Ask for Moratorium Against Construction
• Tweetup Stresses Importance of Relationship Marketing
• Sunny Skies, Wind at 15 Knots - ‘Perfect’ for Island Race
• Mollikett Takes First Place in Around the Island Race
• Snyder, Bernero in Race for Governor
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Please Keep Island As It Is
• Michigan Politics
• City Tables Decision on Hubbard’s Annex Designation for Two Weeks
• Woodward Corridor Musicians To Perform for Mackinac Island Listeners
• Murray Realty Relocates to Market Street
• Would Bike Tours Negatively Impact Park? Commissioners Deliberate
• Carriage Parade Brings Out the Finest and Fanciest in Island Transport
• EMT Class To Be Offered
• Bogan To Screen Films, Invite Suggestions
• Antique Carriage Parade Among Highlights of Festival of the Horse
• Tourism Soft at Historic Sites So Far This Summer
• Blood Drive Is Wednesday
• Plan Underway To Convert Horse Waste to Electricity
• School Board Hires Teacher, Cuts Half-time Custodial Position
• Mackinac Race Is Swift This Year for Chicago Sailors
• Helmet Design Deadline Nears
• Preston, Gillespie, Stingel, Bloswick Are Top Golfers
• Bat Positive for Rabies in Eastern Mackinac County
• Mackinac Island Festival of the Horse
• Several Factors Determine Plant Growth on Mackinac, Part II
• Comfortably Numb Takes First Overall in MacMan Sailing Challenge
• Biddle House Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Major Restoration
• Mackinac Island Hunter Pace Begins at Turtle Park August 5
• NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE ON MACKINAC ISLAND
• Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge Results
• Horses Played Important Role in Fighting Fires on Mackinac
• Lynch To Speak on Island Aug. 4
• Alcohol Part I: The Subtle Spirit Should Be Used in Moderation
• Report: Plane Attempted Take-off 3 Times Before Crash
• Mackinac Island - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Falling Leaves Moon
• Mackinac Island Lilac Festival
• Here Something Creative

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