Saint Ignace, MI News

• Saint Ignace, MI News
• Kinross Summer Kids Club Set To Begin June 4
• Law Enforcement Ceremony at St. Ignace Honors Fallen Officers
• Cronan Earns Mathematics Degree
• Robert Latva and Jessica Hoppes To Wed
• Engadine Consolidated Schools Honor Roll
• William Ruthruff
• Mila Kauppila
• Jose’s Cantina Opens for Season at New Location
• Thomas Hawker
• William Porter
• Timothy Pedrin
• Winifred Weiss
• Robert Stephens
• Barbara Taylor
• John Ozanich
• DEAL ME IN
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Looking Back
• Walker Recognized As Top Skier
• Engadine-Gould City
• St. Ignace
• DeTour
• Mackinac Island
• Keeping ’Em in Stitches: Frank Fisher Recalls Time in Baseball’s Minor Leagues
• Pickford Hosts Division 3 Track Regionals
• DeTour High School Honors Outstanding Athletes During Awards Evening
• Brevort
• St. Ignace Golf, Youth Wrestling Sports Briefs
• Saints First in SAC, Trojans Win EUPC Titles
• Saints Beat Bays; Fall To Black Bears, Bulldogs
• Pickford Boys, Brimley Girls Capture Division 3 Regional Track Titles
• St. Ignace Saints Girls, Boys Win Division 2 Regional Track Championships
• Coast Guard To Host Open House, Inspections
• Dark Sky Trail Project Is Funded
• Saints, Panthers, Bays Win Regionals
• St. Ignace Kids Fishing Day Is June 9
• Bicycle Ride Planned for Community Trail Day in Mackinaw City
• St. Ignace Community Foundation Awards 11 Scholarships, 4 Program Grants
• Emery, Wyers, Yzquierdo Earn Degrees at Alma
• Festival To Fill Museum Grounds This Weekend
• New Effort Links Students With Autistic Classmates, To Benefit Learning for Both
• Worden Graduated Summa Cum Laude
• Evening With the Arts Celebrates Many Talents of Les Cheneaux Students
• Square Dance Is May 30 at Curtis
• Mackinaw City Alumni Will Reunite June 1
• Fort de Buade To Open Thursday
• Academic Award Winners Announced at DeTour Area Schools Assembly
• Carport Plan Turned Down at Mackinaw City
• Sweeney, Colegrove Top LaSalle 2012 Class
• EUP Residents Turn Out in Force To Raise Money for Pickford Café Owner
• More Award Recipients Announced at LaSalle High
• Trey Norris Is Regional Winner in Essay Contest
• Mike Lane Earns St. Ignace Community Spirit Award; Thibault, Radecki Get Scholarships
• Summer Arts Camps Offered in Sault for Children, Adults
• Local Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
• Public Bathrooms To Be Installed at Clark Township Fire, Ambulance Hall, Board Says
• Dates Announced for School Commencements
• T-shirts Give Voice To Abused Women
• Frog Calls Reflect Health of Environment
• City Will Ask Public To Share Comments Regarding Upcoming Tax Increase
• EUP Students Take Part in Trig-Star
• Candidate Slate Announced for Chippewa County August Ballot
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinaw City Businesses Hear Results of Visitor Survey
• Mackinac Island Horsemen Suggest Island Could Be Marketed as Equestrian Destination
• Holiday Services Planned
• Native American Festival Is Highlight in St. Ignace
• County Candidates On August Ballot
• American Legion Gives $10K To Hospital
• Erskine Chosen To Lead Parade
• Carol Bell Is Ambassador of Year
• Youngsters Show Off Photography Expertise at Concert Exhibition
• Mackinaw City Spring Band Concert Performs To Packed Gymnasium
• Looking Back
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• Boyne City Library Statue Memorializes Carole Hague
• St. Ignace
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• Pickford Panthers Edge Bays To Claim Championship at Brimley Co-ed Relays
• Brevort
• Rogala, Cornell Receive Staffan Sportsmanship Award
• Area Teams, Players Earn BCAM Honors
• Rudyard Bulldogs 2012 Girls Track and Field Team
• St. Ignace Wins Invite; Sweeney Low Medalist
• Mackinac Bridge Tees Off Tenth Annual Tourney
• St. Ignace Girls Finish First, Boys Sixth as Teams Prepare for Regionals
• Senior Golf League Results
• Garden Club To Host Plant Sale May 26
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine & Gould City
• Saints Post 5-1 Mark During Week of Doubleheaders
• City To Take Up Hoops Tourney
• Opening Act: Arts and Learning Center Enters First Year
• Planisek’s Book Details History of McGulpin Point
• Eclipse Program Planned Sunday at Dark Sky Park
• Award Winners Recognized in Various Categories at Spring Concert
• Musicianship, Leadership, Dedication Recognized With LaSalle Band Awards
• ER Reopens
• Dental Office Will Gather Information for Marrow Donors
• Leonard Thomas Earns Summa Cum Laude Honors at NMU
• Sea Lamprey Control Planned For Local Streams
• St. Ignace Library Extends Hours For Summer
• DNR Seeking Information On Wolf Poaching
• Frederick Fox
• Margary Perkins
• Robert Waara
• Mary Stearns
• Leo Fischer
• Laura Jarosz
• Lawrence Grimes
• Stanley Green
• Philip Valenti
• William Colegrove
• Betty Meyer
• Richard Bellant
• Forest Service Challenges Residents To Help Name New St. Ignace Trail
• Berkompas, Perry Are Valedictorians at Rudyard
• C. Flatt, S. Flatt, and Townley Take Top Spots
• Belonga, Campbell Are Students of the Month
• Commencement Dates Announced
• LaSalle High School Students Earn Scholarships, Year-end Academic Awards
• Cedarville Band To Debut ‘29 Bells’
• Wind Whispers of Mackinac Kite Shop Blows Into Town
• Schnell Offers Social Media Seminar
• Island City Council To Decide About Allowing Show Horses
• Solution Nearing For Dock 3 Waste Odors, Therrian Says
• Lions Club Raises $2,300 At Annual Auction
• Court Reports
• Six Will Be Honored in Hospital Ceremony
• Light Crew Plans To Finish By Holiday
• Downtown Ice Cream Shop Changes Hands
• Authentic B-17 ‘Yankee Lady’ To Visit Pellston Airport
• Pickford Farmers Market Hosts Canning Swap
• Fiber Optic Work In St. Ignace To Be Complete In June
• Registration Underway For CCSS Sports Program
• What Families Should Know About Saving Historical Artifacts
• St. Ignace Historical Society Acquires Trove of Papers From Fred Litzner Estate
• Cyclists Heading To Straits Area
• County Commission Pay Reported For April
• Downtown Development Authority Rents Ice Cream Shop
• Sunshine Lacking In Supreme Court Races
• Mackinac Island To Contract Transportation Study; Pricetag Not To Exceed $75,000
• Voters Pass School Millages
• Mahlmeister Earns Award
• School Adds Parental Policy
• Fashion Show To Aid ‘Hope’
• Forest Effort Needs Help
• EDC Rejected, But Tax Plan Gets OK
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• ‘Golden Opportunity’: Ali Eberts Travels To Belize on Educational Journey
• DEAL ME IN
• Brevort
• Hiawatha National Forest Cleanup Day Is May 19
• Rudyard Spring Fling Is May 19
• St. Ignace Visitors Bureau Launches New Web site, Logo
• Lookiing Back
• Student Intern Eby Maintains Interest in Journalism
• Kyle Knachel Job Shadows at The St. Ignace News
• Engadine-Gould City
• St. Ignace
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• Straits Area Ostomy Association Will Meet May 20
• St. Ignace Girls First, Boys Third at Sault Meet
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Senior Golf League
• Rudyard Wins Softball, Baseball Home Tourney
• St. Ignace Golf Team Remains First in SAC Race
• Saints Girls, Manistique Boys Win St. Ignace Kiwanis Track Invitational
• Cedarville Girls, Boys Finish First at EUPC Golf Matches
• St. Ignace Saints Girls, Boys Basketball Teams Honored at Awards Banquet
• Halpin Named District Commander
• Think Tank To Discuss Streetscape Project
• Cheboygan Memorial Hospital Reopening
• Super Saturday Provides Families Free Day of Excitement
• Garage Plan Back To Drawing Board
• RC Racers Enjoy Competition at St. Ignace
• Mackinaw City Taps Lawyer For Lewd Business Advice
• Night Herons Active at Waterfront
• Cedarville Band Director Notes Student Potential, Strives To Help Them Live Up To It
• Coyne Presents Research Project
• Public Hearing Will Be Held for Conservation Districts
• Salvation Army May Help With Utilities
• Girl Scout Troops To Converge in Straits Area
• U.P. Volunteers To Be Nominated
• Internet Seminar Offered May 22
• Molly Luepnitz
• Margaret Canavos
• Cedarville High School Inducts Honor Society Members
• Craft Show Planned at Rudyard May 19
• Sault EDC Hosts Visit, Economic Panel With Michigan Road Scholars
• Northern Initiatives To Offer Financial Management Program
• Brown Hired as City Attorney, But Details Undetermined
• So, Where Did the Money Go? Clerk, Manager Explain
• William ‘Chum’ Frazier
• David Delarye
• James May
• St. Ignace Commitee Readies For Summer Season
• Maintenance Work On Power Lines Ensures Reliability
• Hulbert To Host Wildflower Day May 19
• Upgrade To Substation In St. Ignace Will Help Reduce Power Outages
• Edward McFadden
• Francis ‘Pat’ Andress
• Marcella Wilcox
• Stephen Balyo
• Top Senior Academic Achievers Recognized by School Districts
• St. Ignace Apartments Renovated
• Fischer To Share Tigers Memories
• Guard Unit Escorted on Bridge
• Mackinaw City Band Concert Will Feature Student Photographs
• St. Ignace PTO Will Meet May 22
• Klamerus To Speak at Rudyard
• Local Students Earn Academic Honors
• Lions Auction Is Saturday
• Fishing Contest Begins May 15
• Elementary Students To Perform at St. Ignace School Thursday
• Court Dates
• Court Reports
• Michigan Politics
• For the Record
• Fortunate To Have Professional Care
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported For April
• Clubs To Join Car Show Lineup in St. Ignace
• Geranium Sale Will Aid Hospital Auxiliary
• Moon Over Marina
• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Is Saturday
• Students From Six Local Schools Learn To Collaborate, Challenge Each Other at Camp
• Mackinaw City To Celebrate 50 Years of Michilimackinac Pageant May 26 - 28
• Service To Honor Fallen Police
• St. Ignace Gardeners Produce Lettuce in February, and Now
• Tribal Members OK Lansing Casino
• City Reaches For Financial Solutions
• 2 Economic Growth Ideas May Merge
• Fishing Is Fine During Day at Camp
• Clark Township Minutes
• Cheboygan Memorial Hospital Purchase Cleared By Judge
• St. Ignace Brush, Yard Waste Pickup Canceled
• Curtains Up: LaSalle High School Drama Club Debuts In ‘The Wizard of Oz’
• Memorial Ceremony Planned at St. Ignace To Honor Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
• Mackinaw City Will Host Breakfast To Discuss Upcoming Tourism Season
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace
• Engadine & Gould City
• To Assure A Win, Hold Your Breath and Count To Thirteen
• Looking Back
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• Bowling League Results
• Saints Girls First During Five Team Junior High Event; Boys Win Dual Meet
• Mackinaw City Baseball, Rudyard Softball Results
• Saints, Panthers Win Titles at Cedarville Track Invite
• Pickford Boys First, Girls Third at Dome Invite
• Pickford Boys, Brimley Girls Win Web Morrison Track Invitational Titles
• EUP High School Golf Results
• Drummond Island’s Erica Ledy Inducted Into 2012 U.P. Sports Hall of Fame
• ‘May Friendship Day’ Is Set For May 4 at First United Church in Sault Ste. Marie
• Saints Football Teams Sponsor Golf Classic at Mackinaw City
• Transportation Authority ‘Can Do Good Things’
• Bird Enthusiasts Spot Rare Raptors
• Meeting Captures Interest in Potential Streetscape Project
• Brevort Township To Spend Saved Money On Repair Of Four Roads
• Mackinaw City Students Plant Trees At Heritage Village
• Village Inn Readies For Season
• Brake Moves Shop To Former Emporium Store
• Catarina Edison Brings 4-H Experience From Luce County, Hopes To Expand Program
• Fulgenzi, Radecki Are Named Students of the Month at LaSalle High
• HONOR ROLL
• St. Ignace Resident Oritta Campbell Receives U.S. Citizenship
• Project Will Produce Smoke at Island Airport
• Kathleen Parrish
• Colton Rickley
• Charles Dupre
• Children’s Version of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Performance This Weekend
• Cedarville High School Drama Club To Perform As Wizards
• DeTour Village Players Announce Auditions for ‘The Sound of Music’
• Rudyard’s Quiz Bowl Season Ends In First Round At State Finals
• Recreation Board Nears Definition Of ‘Group’
• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Will Take Place May 12
• Beginners Can Be Successful With Vegetable Gardening
• Booth Receives Chamber of Commerce Achievement Award
• Brevort Township Ordinance Passes April 23 Public Hearing
• ‘Lifelong Love’ of History Will Serve Marvin at Park Commission
• Eitrem, Payment To Run for Tribal Chairmanship
• City To Discuss Budget Concerns
• Individual Classes Offered To Enhance Computer Skills
• Bill Would Create Fr. Marquette Memorial Advisory Board
• Bailey Pullout Enhances McDowell Challenge of Benishek
• ‘Snappy Retort’ Runs Twice
• Conservancies Have Different Roles
• War On Religion Is Coming To Small Communities
• Construction Begins on Facility To House Fledgling Industries At Soo
• St. Ignace To Hear ‘Trail Town’ Plan
• Lake Huron Fishery Adapting To Change
• Family Fair Is Saturday
• Schools Seek Tax Renewal
• Personal Service Brings Customers Back, Experts Say Historic Parks Use 10 Principles of Customer Satisfaction To Train Staff
• Saturday Afternoon Jams
• Two Plans Proposed for Economic Development
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Gorgeous Views, Solitude of Woods Important Features on North Country Trail
• Looking Back
• St. Ignace
• Meehan and Altmaier Receive Degrees
• Cedarville To Be Remembered at Rogers City Museum Ceremony
• Those Costly Bargains
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• Saints Girls, Boys Basketball Banquet Scheduled for Wednesday, May 2
• Brimley High School Will Host Benefit Dinner for Dick Amble
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinaw City Comets 2012 Softball, Baseball Teams
• ‘Super Saturday’ Celebration Is May 5
• DeTour
• Bowling League Results
• Saints Win SAC Golf Match at Rogers City
• Sterk Records Hole in One at St. Ignace
• St. Ignace Girls First, Boys Third at Straits Area Conference Track Meet
• Maplewood Baptist Black Bears Softball Team
• St. Ignace Saints Softball Starts Season With 2-4 Record After First Week
• Board: ‘Too Much Land’ for Conservancies
• Remote Control Cars To Race
• Rural Development Visits St. Ignace
• Emergency Room To Reopen
• Krepps Scholarship Available To Curtis, Lakefield Grads
• 40 Volunteers Lend A Hand For Nearly 1,000 Hours in St. Ignace Schools
• Fourteen Inducted Into Prentiss M. Brown National Honor Society at LaSalle
• Chloe Richard
• David ‘Pee Wee’ Fox, Sr.
• Pig Roast Is May 5 at Hulbert Post
• Children’s Garden Project Planned in Mackinaw City
• Board Keeps School Web Site Free of Ads
• Drug Take Back Day Is Saturday
• Students Named To Ferris Dean’s List
• Concert Is Monday at LaSalle
• Falling Ice Causes Friday Morning Bridge Closure
• Mary ‘Gullie’ Willis
• Marketing Plan Outlined For Mackinaw City
• Overpass at Exit 348 Closed For Repairs
• Beaudoin Promoted in Coast Guard
• Rudyard Lions Seek Nominations For Community Service Award
• Business Gathering on Mackinac Island Will Outline Coca-Cola Plan
• ‘Cooking for Crowds’ Class Offered
• Local Women Complete ‘Annie’s Project’ Farm Management Training
• Pickford Farmers Market To Serve Up Fresh Produce, Crafts, Music, and Classes
• Driver Unhurt When Car Takes Out 35 Median Guideposts on I-75
• Economic Outlook Luncheon Will Be Thursday at Sault Ste. Marie
• LaSalle Drama Club To Perform Wizard of Oz
• Mackinac Island Council Split On Lowering Ferry Franchise Rate
• 69 New Bicycle Licenses Issued By City of Mackinac Island; 50 Licenses Placed In Escrow
• Hamtramck Official Will Be Tried Locally in Island Incident
• Lovegrove Guilty in Hit and Run
• Mackinaw City Makes Fundraising Effort To Purchase Waterfront Property
• Community Shows Support of Early Childhood Programs
• Court Reports
• Education At All Ages Is Key To Building Strong Communities, Experts Say
• Michigan Politics
• Northern Michigan Brass Band Performance Was a Treat
• Conservancies Are Preserving Qualities That Make Area Precious
• All Incumbents Will Run Unopposed May 8
• Michigan Leads Great Lakes States in Personal Income Growth, Ranks 15th in Nation
• Leftover Franchise Fees of $45,074 Will Decrease City’s Reliance on 2012 Fees
• Brown Retires From City
• Engle Is Advocate of Year
• No Prospects Yet For Old Hospital
• 40 Families March for Children’s Cause
• Auditors: Where Did $330,000 Go?
• Women Today Retreat Starts April 20
• Speed Mania at Sea: Titanic Tragedy Reported in St. Ignace 100 Years Ago
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• Early Worm in Robin-Swallowing Spring Training
• DeTour
• Lorente Band To Open for Tillis, Morgan
• Remote Control Races Will Be Held at LaSalle High School Gymnasium
• Engadine Eagles, Mackinac Island Lakers 2012 Track Teams
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Looking Back
• Church To Host Free Community Meal
• Engadine & Gould City
• Engadine Eagles Girls, Boys 2012 Golf Teams
• Library Auction Still Taking Donations
• Mackinac Island Lakers 2012 Girls, Boys Golf Teams
• Saints Linksters Open Season With Road Win; Finish Second at Inland Lakes
• St. Ignace Two-person Golf Scramble To Be Held at Mackinaw City Course
• Bob Lohff Leaves Mackinac Island School for Colorado Job
• St. Ignace Junior High Track Teams Open Season at Home
• Bulldogs, Black Bears Continue Successful Early Seasons
• Saints Wrestlers Honored During Awards Banquet; Ostman, Thurston MVW
• Streetlight Installation To Begin May 1
• Bernero Visits U.P. on Cusp of Tribe’s Lansing Casino Vote
• Reconstruction Underway For 1700’s Row House
• Hospital Offers Tours, Free Lunch
• Dark Sky Park Program Is Friday
• City Honors Brown Upon Retirement
• All Pickford High Alumni Will Gather
• St. Ignace Library Book Clubs To Meet
• Investigation Underway In Break-in
• Geranium Sale Enters 5th Year; 1st Year for Flags
• Downtown Banners Mark Start of Season
• Corradino Group Recommends Marketing, Improving Existing Transportation Options
• LCCF Offers Spring Grant
• Brevort Twp. Seeking Citizen Opinions on Roads
• Pickford Farmers Market Vendor Meeting Is April 26 at Township Hall
• Michael Bauers, Janice Schmidt Are Named Corrections Officers of the Year
• Piper Rutledge
• Star Line Offers Free Rides To Mackinac Island May 12, 13
• Coca Cola Joins Pure Michigan Campaign
• Waterfront Park To Get New Landscaping
• Mackinaw City Students Perform on Stage To Raise Money for Band Program
• Leona Buss
• Phyllis Brown
• Arlene Saunders
• Christopher Riegel
• Doris ‘Doree’ Winkelman
• DeTour’s Only Gas Station To Reopen in May
• Heritage Week Planning Underway
• 93-year-old Inverness Dairy Closing Its Doors
• Agria Sees Changes in 25 Years at Postal Service
• Clark Township Planning Commission Says Parking, Mooring Abuses Must Be Addressed
• Court Reports
• Ambulance Authority Proposal Still on Table
• Cheboygan Hospital Hearing Now Pushed Back To April 30
• Posters Will Raise Money for Summer Events
• Mackinac Island Uneasy About Adding Bikes
• Vendors, Visitors Enjoy Variety as St. Ignace Home Show Draws Strong Crowds
• Pinwheel Garden March Is Thursday
• Some Michigan First Ladies “Never Worked A Day” by Rosen Standards
• Chairman, Six Board Members In Tribal Elections This Year
• St. Ignace Public Marina Is Getting Ready For Summer
• Local Assistance Is Available For Those Struggling With Access To Health Care
• Committee: EDC Could Be Scaled Back
• Role Undefined for Transportation Authority at Island
• Chief Dock To Be Scrapped, After All
• Wildlands Firefighters Ready for the Call
• City To Take Hard Look at Its Budget
• Lions Club Gives $10,000 To Hospital
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• ‘Dining with Diabetes’ To Begin April 17 at St. Ignace
• Volunteer Group Dedicates Time To Helping Victims of Accidents, Crimes
• Picketers Protest Elimination of Perimeter Guards at Kinross Correctional
• Lake Huron Fishery Workshop Is April 23
• Alfred Gage, Sr.
• Lonnie McMichael
• Betty Winters
• Emma Therrian
• Christopher Riegel
• John Heard
• Maurice Brady
• Nancy Pollard
• Renea Alexander
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• Northern Michigan Brass Band Concert Rescheduled for Sunday
• St. Ignace Saints Athletes Gear Up for 2012 Track, Softball, Golf Seasons
• Brevort
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• St. Ignace
• Pickford Area Historical Society Offers Annual Geranium Sale
• Engadine-Gould City
• Engadine Eagles Girls, Boys Basketball Teams Honored at Spring Banquet
• Bowling League Results
• Tee-ball, Basketball Leagues To Begin
• Wilson, Hester Earn All-State Honors
• Cullip To Compete in Cross Country Event at Australia
• Bulldogs Split Baseball Opener
• LaSalle High School Girls, Boys Bowlers Honored With Season Awards
• Services Lack for Aging Population
• Mackinaw City Council Votes Down Crossings Carnival
• Downtown Walkers, Runners Say More Signs Needed
• Sault Ste. Marie Will Host Job Fair April 24
• DNR Advisory Council Meeting April 18 In Newberry
• Public Meetings Announced To Discuss Fishery
• In St. Ignace, Calley Fields Questions From Local Voters About Economy, State Government
• St. Ignace Bonds Downgraded
• Rudyard Library To Show Film Thursday
• Spring Cleaning in Mackinaw
• Economic Program Is April 26 at Sault
• What Happened To Shut Down McLaren-Cheboygan Deal?
• Mackinaw City Hotel To Change Hands
• Joshua Dodson, Rosemarie Rinke
• United Way Will Honor Volunteers
• New Ski Hill Committee Set Up; Old Portage Road To Be Paved
• Gina Della-Moretta, Phil Weare
• St. Ignace School District To Alter Bullying Policy
• Court Reports
• Spring Employment Picture Encouraging in St. Ignace, Mackinaw City
• Community Colleges Race To Offer Job Skills
• College Grads May Find More Firms Hiring
• Michigan Politics
• Quality Of Life Is Improved By Preserving Lands in Clark Township
• Congressional Essay Contest Open To Northern Michigan Students
• Mackinac County Commissioners Pay Totals $4,324 for March
• Representative Foster Has Office Hours At Les Cheneaux Library
• Marvin To Replace Williams On Park Commission
• Modern Romance: Gen-Y Is Late To The Wedding, But Wants Marriage
• Trail Expert To Visit
• Blind Woodsman Refuses To See Limitations
• Workers, Patients Turn To St. Ignace Hospital For Needs
• It’s Ready, Set, Go! at Easter Egg Hunt
• Hospital Reaching To Meet Challenge
• Home Show To Offer Wide Selection
• Down the Drain: How City Water Is Treated
• Richard Dohmen
• Ronald French
• Ralph Oman
• Gene Feneley
• More Bones Found On Mackinac Island
• DNR Reminds Public of Wildlife Safety, Caution Around Baby Animals
• Mackinaw City Planning Commission Addresses Lewd Businesses
• Mild Winter May Result in Increase of Upper Peninsula’s Deer Population
• St. Ignace
• Rudyard Church To Hold Maundy Service
• Whoever Said You Had To Have Fun?
• Brevort
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island Transportation Meeting Canceled
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Johnson Bags 320-lb. Wild Hog
• DeTour
• Elmblad Fans Bring U.P. To University of Michigan
• Eastern Upper Peninsula Conference Spring Sports Schedule
• Saints Wrestlers, Bowlers Upcoming Events
• St. Ignace Saints Track, Golf, Softball Schedules
• Ledy Joins 10 Others in U.P. Hall of Fame
• Saints Named Class C Team of Year; 16 Area Players Receive All U.P. Honors
• New Project Targets Watermilfoil
• Officials Listen To Transportation Concerns
• Ballast Water Rules Polarize Environmental Groups, Shippers
• Alumni Play Vital Role In Increasing Visibility of Great Lakes Boat Building School
• Family Fun Day At Little Bear East Promotes Resources For Parenting
• EUP Public Meetings To Discuss Fishing Regulations
• MSU Extension Presentation in Cedarville Sets The Table For Diabetes Discussion
• No One Hurt In Portage Street Fire
• Meeting Is April 18 About Kinross Ethanol Plant
• Motorcycle Safety Classes Will Be Available
• New Owners Ready To Rise To Challenge of Reopening Hessel Bakery
• DNR: 2011 Was A Great Year for Big Salmon
• DNR Outdoor Matters: Students Have Rare Encounter With Michigan Bears
• Mackinac Band To Meet in Cheboygan
• Circus Coming To St. Ignace Thursday
• Transportation Meeting Is April 12
• For the Record
• St. Ignace Goals Unchanged, City Says, As Master Plan Adopted By Council, Nearing Completion
• With Master Plans, Communities Have A Say In Their Future, Experts Explain
• Curbing Domestic Violence Is Goal of Bill
• Musical Shows Are Highlight For Band Students on New York City Excursion
• Mining Boom In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula: Economic Boost Or Environmental Threat?
• Michigan Politics
• Art Competition Will Place Winner in U.S. Capitol
• Pickford Historical Society Sets Sights On New Furnace
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported For March
• Hospital Closes Its Doors; 403 Jobless
• Bridge Ceremony Spotlights Autism
• Perimeter Guards Cut To Save Costs
• Historical Society To Get Dock Pieces
• School Band Takes In Big City Lights
• Tourism Industry Expects 6% Surge
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Engadine Church To Host Community Meal
• Mackinac Bridge To Be Lit Blue
• Deadline Approaching For St. Ignace Home Show Registration
• Weather Adds To Challenge As Fish, Participation Down at Last Chance Derby
• Engadine Spring Fling To Be May 5
• Phyllis and Oren Suggitt Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
• Engadine Recycling Meeting Set
• Stephen Worsfold, Hailey Lofdahl
• Science Theater Club Engages Student Interest At St. Ignace School
• Mackinac Island
• Beginning Farming Webinars To Start Thursday, April 5
• Les Cheneaux
• Exchange Rates Prompt International Bridge Toll Increase
• Brevort
• Engadine-Gould City
• Wildflower Day Planned at Hulbert
• Hoolsema Named To Dean’s List
• Grief Support Group Starts April 2
• Newberry, Sault To Host Job Fairs
• Cold Temperatures Could Extend Highly Unpredictable Syrup Season
• “Never” and “Always” – Princes Among the Slippery Terms
• Good Agricultural Practice Certification Workshop Available March 29
• St. Ignace
• Looking Back
• All-Area Basketball Teams
• EUPC Selects Top Girls, Boys Players
• Red Cross Announces April Blood Drives
• Bowling League Results
• Pellston Bows To Carney-Nadeau in Class D Quarterfinals
• Goldthorpe, Wright Named SAC Players of the Year
• Three EUP Schools Given New State Classification
• Six Area Youth Bowlers Receive Scholarships
• Students Honored at SAC Scholar Athlete Recognition Awards Banquet
• Students Honored at SAC Scholar Athlete Recognition Awards Banquet
• Slogan Targets Day Trippers
• Students Provide Laptop Use Input
• Upgrades Sought at Dark Sky Park
• Art Club Steps In When Classes End
• Kriesches Win First Prize For Photo Contest
• Lieutenant Governor Calley To Give Talk At St. Ignace
• LaSalle High School Students Rehearse For ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Musical
• Information on Birds, Barns, Structures Offered Online
• Author Will Speak in Mackinaw City
• Services Announced at Hessel Church
• Island Sets Transportation Meeting
• Carol Lofdahl
• Margaret Lesatz
• Dorothy Kendall
• Burton Rutledge
• Suspect Remains at Large After Pickford Home Break-in
• St. Ignace Student Musicians Will Perform at Jazz Festival
• Pickford Fire Crews Receive Grant For New Gear, Boots
• Despite Record Highs in Region, National Weather Service Says, ‘Don’t Plant Too Early’
• Geraldine Carroll
• Stanley Dickinson
• Vera Holtom and John Holtom
• Joyce Miller
• Robert ‘Little Bob’ Hughey
• Big Bin of Recyclables Collected In St. Ignace Is Sorted Into ‘Feedstock’
• Lions Club To Host Pancake Supper
• Behind The Scenes: Public Works Operator Belonga Helps Keep City Going
• Mackinac Island Will Use Next Year’s Ferry Franchise Income To Help Cover Budget Dip
• New Assisted Living Facility on Track for May Opening in St. Ignace
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Cheboygan Hospital Sold, Closes Larson Hall
• Chief Dock To Be Torn Down Next Week
• Land Conservancies: Does Saving Green Space Lead To Dwindling Tax Dollars for Services?
• Saying Literacy and Behavior Go Hand in Hand, Educators Work To Improve Conduct
• Physician Michelle Bandy Joins Sault Tribe Medical Staff at St. Ignace
• Michigan Politics
• State Representative Foster To Host Town Hall In St. Ignace
• Michigan Snowmobile Association Awards Stabenow For Trail Support
• House OK’s Extended Upper Peninsula Welcome Center Hours
• Reader Enjoys Coverage, Visits To St. Ignace
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported For February
• America’s Big Wealth Gap: Is It Good, Bad, Or Irrelevant To Our Economy?
• Preventing Forest Fires: Next Few Weeks Are Critical in EUP
• Soo Locks Opens Season
• Star Line Pushes City For Fee Cut
• Job Fair Is April 3
• County Will Not Use Fund for EDC
• Project Hope Will Expand Building
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club Buildings Earn Listing on National Historic Register
• New Businesses in Hessel, Pickford Tap Into Growing Maple Syrup Industry
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• Brightening the Cloudy Slots Scene
• Lookiing Back
• Personals
• Happy Ads
• Wanted
• Services
• For Rent
• Help Wanted
• Automotive
• For Sale
• Garage Sales
• Notices
• Petoskey’s Northern Michigan Regional Hospital Announces Name Change
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine-Gould City
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Local Author To Host Wisconsin Book Signing
• Coaches Guide Saints To 264 Wins During 13-year Career
• Cedarville’s Season Ends With 70-55 Regional Semifinal Loss To Vikings
• Baseball, Softball Clinic Is Underway at St. Ignace’s Little Bear East Arena
• Bowling League Results
• Bulldogs Fall To Mountaineers in Regional Semifinals
• St. Ignace Captures Seventh Quaterfinal Match-up With Win Over McBain
• Saints Winning Streak Snapped During Semifinal Setback To Mohawks
• School Announces Schedule Change
• Synthetic Marijuana Use Spreads
• Committee Mulls Fitness Center Rates
• Elementary Classes To Be Redistributed
• Commission Rules Park Avenue Seasonal Dock May Stay
• St. Ignace Students Wrangle Reading Month
• Cedarville Watercolorist Katie Eberts Captures ‘Happy Life’ in Exhibit at Sault
• Winter Event Volunteers To Gather
• Putting Fun into Parenting Night Held at St. Ignace Middle School
• Burton Rutledge
• Hugh Murray
• Robert MacDonald
• Sally Laverty
• Carl Cascaddan
• Violet Osterhout
• Bonnie Smith
• Margaret Perry
• Harlin ‘Shag’ Shagonabe
• Rodney Archambault
• Are Insecticides Playing A Role In Higher Than Usual Death Rate of Honeybees?
• Suicide Awareness, Prevention Group LIFT Teams With Fund The Future
• Reporter Aebra Coe Joins The St. Ignace News Staff
• St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce Meeting April 18
• Headlands Meeting To Discuss Seasons Programs
• Sault Tribe To Vote on Kewadin Lansing Casino
• Discussion Will Continue Regarding Emmet County Ambulance Authority
• Coming Up
• For the Record
• Boat Owner Charged With Water Pollution
• Brevort Township Extends Contract; Community Center To Open in May
• LaSalle Students Plan Programs, Interact With Community Leaders During YAC Conference
• Gould City Natives Help To Produce Television Show
• Faith, Community Support Legacy House Volunteers in Mission To Help Women
• St. Ignace Police To Hire Part-Time Officer; City Renames Chambers Alley
• Judge Theut Is Fondly Remembered
• Commissioners Should Approve County Development Office
• Are Belly Blades Better For Heavy Snow?
• Michigan Politics
• Ice Breaking Underway This Week
• Salsa Canning Workshop Offered in Pickford
• Some City Roads, Sidewalks May Be Replaced
• St. Ignace Council Pay Reported For 2011
• Two New Fundraisers Planned For Les Cheneaux Community Recreation
• Parking Rules Get Scrutiny
• Two Place High in U.P. Bee
• Mackinaw City To Replace Docks
• Toll Software In Works For Bridge
• Council Defends City Pool Closure
• Will Development Effort Find Place in County Priorities?
• Spring Stories
• Citizens Can See Government At Work
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Young Musicians and Dancers Impress Crowd at Night of Jazz 2012
• Holly Harrington Is Winner of ISD Prize
• Players Earn Huskey Hockey Scholarship
• Middle School Library Earns Book Grant
• St. Ignace Youth Attend March in Capital
• Thomas Paquin Retires From National Guard
• Tanner Rountree
• Getting Ignored By a Touch Screen
• Local Students Earn Academic Honors
• St. Ignace Schools Work To Improve MEAP Scores
• Girl Scouts Participate in ‘Spread the Bread’
• Looking Back
• Thomas Coveyou and Allyson Torsky United in Marriage at Charlevoix
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• Sault Ste. Marie Spring Show Canceled
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Les Cheneaux
• Clark Twp. Neighborhood Watch To Meet
• Mackinac Island School To Celebrate National Reading Month
• Bays, Comets Fall in Class D Regional Semifinals
• Mackinac Island St. Patrick’s Day Dinner Will Take Place at Community Hall
• Parade Committee To Host Fish Fry
• VanSloten, Gibson Sign Softball Letter of Intent
• Bulldogs Capture Class C Districts
• City Eyes Land Purchase
• Trojans Win 7th District Crown
• Saints Win 3rd Straight Title
• In Local Guns Vs Hoses Showdown, Everyone Walks Away As Winners
• As Hiring Rules Tighten, Local Businesses Say They Depend on Help Of International Workers
• Ronald French
• Lloyd Savard
• Lawrence Grimes
• Chari Greenwood
• Brenda Coffey
• Dorothy Vander Kooi
• Barbara Hanna
• Pickford Library Plans Family Program
• American Legion Post To Host Party
• New St. Ignace Patrol Car Expected By This Summer
• Meeting Will Suggest Ways To Do Business Using Dark Sky Park
• Rickley Earns Military Award
• For the Record
• Rudyard Community Center Dinner and Talent Show
• U.P. Public Employees May Soon Be Facing Changes To Health Care Plans
• St. Ignace Downtown Development Authority To Clean Public Walkway
• Mackinac County Officials Are Unlikely To Dissolve Road Commission
• Public Employees To Shoulder More of Their Own Costs, but County, St. Ignace, Mackinaw City Opt Out
• Program Teaches Students To Help Prevent Bullying
• St. Ignace and Other EUP Schools Say They’re Ready To Meet Lunch Standards
• Agriculture Bill Slashes Rural Development Funding In U.P.
• Political Firsts for Michigan Women
• Moran Township Board Seeking Grants For Improvements
• U.S. Coast Guard Opens Three Channels
• Straits Area Ostomy Association To Meet
• Trail May Be Open By End Of Summer
• Some, Not All, Local Governments Have Written Financial Policies
• Mackinaw Area Collaborates For Marketing Efforts
• Rudyard Quiz Team Heads To Finals
• Outdoor Rink Will Soon Be Removed
• Jazz Night Raises $8,500
• City Is Moving On Transport Authority
• Foreclosure Funds Could Pay For Development Plan
• Blizzard Race Is Winter’s Last Lap
• DeTour Academy To Perform ‘Pirates of Penzance Jr.’
• 3rd Annual Guns vs. Hoses Game Is March 11
• ‘Project: Ice’ Documentary Crew Visits Straits Area To Show Impact of Ice
• Mackinaw Historical Society To Host Dinner
• Michigan Humanities Council Now Accepting Major Grant Applications
• Dining With Diabetes Program To Begin at Cedarville March 15
• Thibault, Snowaert Named LaSalle Students of the Month
• The Only Armed Queen in the Deck Often Delivered
• Looking Back
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace To Host Family Fun Night
• Photo
• Honor Roll
• Photo
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Bowling League Results
• Gough, Leach Crowned Snowcoming Queen, King at Pickford
• St. Ignace Saints Midget BB Victorious in Double Overtime Against Wawa
• Free Throws Lift Cougars To District Win Over Eagles
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Brimley Bays
• Mackinaw City Comets
• Saints, Comets, Bays Win Districts
• Students Qualify for Spelling Bee Finals
• Police Department To Be Rewired
• Rudyard Classes Allow Students To Appreciate Native American Language
• Light Observed Was Practice Flair
• Movie Night Is March 15 at Library
• Improving Circulation And Movement, Yoga Benefits People Of All Abilities, Says Teacher
• Brenda Coffey
• Mackinac Island School Board Adjusts Athletic Policy For Substance Abuse
• Phyllis Beeck Brown
• Melvin ‘Oscar’ Bodwin
• Alta Bitely
• Architect Tells City: Regulating Appearance, Preservation Are Not Functions Of Zoning
• Beatrice ‘Bea’ Harrison
• Robin O’Brien
• Joseph ‘Snapper’ Bazinaw
• Dorothy Cobb
• Volunteers Add 22 Fish Cribs To Brevort Lake
• Scavenger Hunt Underway At Mackinaw City
• Mackinac Island Committee Willing To Ease Some Requirements for Late Ferry Service
• Eric Masters Inducted Into St. Ignace Masonic Lodge
• Mackinac Bands To Meet at Library
• Concert May Be Rescheduled
• Lukats, Banks To Wed in July
• Groomers Say EUP Snowmobile Trails Are Ready To Ride, But Traffic Has Been Low
• Spike in Business May Keep Pond Hockey at Chain Lake Venue in Future
• Court Reports
• Tribal Voters To Decide on Lansing Casino
• St. Ignace School To Add Hoop House Garden
• Mackinac Island Considers Restricting Use of Outdoor Carpeting for Businesses
• Anglers Take To the Ice of Muskie Bay For Tassier Memorial Fishing Derby
• Representative Foster To Host Tele-Conference March 20
• Mackinac County Vote Hinges on One Ballot in Primaries
• Berkompas Is Scholarship Finalist
• Marquette Hospital Joins Duke Lifepoint
• Police Offer Drop Box Program
• McLaren Health Care Corp. May Purchase Cheboygan Memorial Hospital
• Bowlers Make State Finals Bid
• Winter Weather Here at Last
• At Cedarville This Weekend
• Thurston, Ostman Take State Championships
• Kewadin To Host Benefit Dinner for Griesbach Family Getaway
• Chain Lake Proves Popular Venue for U.P. Youth Pond Hockey Tournament
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Kelly Sheckler, Randy Bergsma
• Emily Winberg, C.J. Raffaele
• Brimley Crowns Homecoming Queen Frazier and King Bryer
• Gary and Mary Ann Salo Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Tournam -UP and Turn-em Down
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• Gros Cap School To Host Winter Carnival
• LaSalle’s Jazz Night Is Sold Out
• Photo
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• St. Ignace Library To Host Book, Bake Sale
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• Boys Basketball Districts Pairings
• Brevort
• St. Ignace Squirts Capture District Title
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• City To Curb Fund Balance Spending
• Shelter Appeals For Staffing Help
• LaSalle Girls Qualify for State Finals
• St. Ignace Students Learn About Ice Sailing Sports From World Champs
• Red Cross Announces March Eastern Upper Peninsula Blood Drives
• North Country Trail Members To Speak at Rudyard Historical Society
• Mackinac Island Repeals $10,000 Contribution for Student Trips
• Rudyard Junior High Students Perform ‘Paranormal High School’
• Jackie Bradley Is Mackinac Island Volunteer of the Year
• Kathy Tassier Resigns, Michael Brown To Fill In for Remainder of Year at Les Cheneaux Schools
• St. Ignatius Parishioners Enjoy Chili Cook-off, Cake Walk; Ron France Wins Hottest Recipe
• Ice Sailing Champion Acosta Donates His First Place Trophy To St. Ignace School
• Canadian Sailor Shares 20 Years of Experience and WISSA Insights
• Waterfront Upgrade Could Be Economic Engine, Group Says
• Students Invited To Join Northern Michigan Brass Band in St. Ignace Performance
• Mardi Gras Party Benefits Mackinaw City Public Schools Project Close-Up
• Rudyard Lions Host Poker Games To Benefit Softball, Baseball Programs
• Kiter Eric Lévesque Travels From Quebec To Try The Winds on Chain Lake
• Regional Media Attention To Winter Events Will Pay Off, St. Ignace Promoters Say
• Philosophical About Vagaries of Weather, WISSA Calls Championship Run Successful
• Vera Taylor
• Waters Between St. Ignace and Mackinac Island Open
• Diabetes Care Training Class Offered By UPCAP
• Dates Are Set For Erickson Center Writers Retreat
• World Day Of Prayer Service Planned In Naubinway
• Cabin Fever Reliever Fundraiser Auction
• Phyllis Brown
• Jo Ann Swisher
• Dawn Brooks
• Bertha Newland
• Norman Young
• Blockages In Chemical Lines May Be Responsible For Cedarville 4-Mile Odor
• Joyce Chambers
• Three People Sentenced To Serve Prison Terms
• Emmet County Dark Sky Preserve Proposed
• Blizzard Snowmobile Race Is Next Week
• Tassier Fishing Derby Begins Saturday
• Court Reports
• Lechner Pleads Guilty To One Explosives Charge, Four Other Charges Dropped
• Icebreaking Near St. Helena Was To Help Correct Problem With Cutter
• Reader Votes For Large Puzzle Format
• Michigan Politics
• DDA To Lease Building, Moves Forward With Boardwalk Improvements
• Coast Guard Breaks Up Ice In Eastern Upper Peninsula
• Cedarville Woman Perishes From Duplex Fire
• Changes In The Food Assistance Program May Bring Enrollments Up
• Ely Will Direct Library
• Saints, Chiefs Basketball Game Aids Hospital
• Harbor Expansion Eyed at Cedarville
• EUP Library May Pool Resources
• Ferries Tell City: Ease Rules Or Put Us Out of Business
• Inspiration Soars
• World Ice and Snow Sailing Championship Opening Ceremonies
• Clark Township Minutes
• Cabin Fever Raises $1,000 for Fort de Buade
• Bridge Authority Mulls Toll System Software
• Mediterranean Cruise Turns To Harrowing Experience for Island Couple
• Free Driver’s Safety Class Offered
• National Association of Retired Employees Announces Scholarship
• Drama Club Breathes New Life Into Classic Tale
• Reading Your Way To Riches
• Looking Back
• Engadine-Gould City
• Commissioners Suggest Grant Writer for Projects
• Mackinac Island
• Brevort
• Information Meeting To Be Thursday on Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
• Cheboygan Opera House To Host Ballet Workshop
• History Lecture Series Coming To Cheboygan Center
• Photos
• Les Cheneaux
• 74th Gold Medal Tourney To Be Held at Hermansvillle
• Mackinaw City Clinches Share of Conference Title with Win Over Boyne Falls
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Girls Basketball District Pairings
• Basketball Poll*
• Bowling League Results
• Saints Wrestlers Repeat Qualifying for Individual Finals
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Mackinac Straits Health System Foundation Has Met A Quarter of Challenge Grant
• Fresh Start Bible Study Meets Mondays
• Eagle Spotted at Arnold Transit Dock
• Employee Medical Benefits To Change
• Mackinac Bridge Tower Tour To Be Auctioned at Game
• Pond Hockey Challenges Youth
• ‘Hooping For A Cure’ Is Feb. 23
• Millecoquins Lake Carnival Is Sat.
• 2012 U.P. Pond Hockey Tournament Results
• Joint Meeting Centers on Creation of Ambulance Authority
• Car Falls Through The Ice On Brevort Lake
• Church Hosts Meal
• Hockey Action Takes Over Chain Lake
• Interstate Hockey: Ohio, Kentucky Players Face Off at St. Ignace
• Local ‘Blue’ Team Goes To 7-7 Tie With Red Wings Alumni at Little Bear East
• Cynthia Swan
• Judge George ‘Jack’ Theut
• Kathleen Brady
• William J. ‘Jay’ Smith
• Tracey Griesbach
• Mary ‘Gullie’ Willis
• Doris Newstead
• Melvadean Warner
• E. Michael ‘Mike’ Mahoney
• Nelson Appointed To LSSU Board of Control
• Michigan Funding For Roads May Get An Overhaul Under New Legislation
• Northern Michigan Brass Band To Perform
• BIRTHS
• Tom Pfeiffelmann Lives To Tell The Tale Of His Near-death Encounter
• Native American Drum Ceremony Welcomes WISSA Athletes To Championships
• Readers Prefer Smaller Puzzle Format
• The Wrong People Get The Money
• For the Record
• City Election Planned in August, Instead of May
• Snyder And Granholm: Dueling Views On Romney
• Winter Carnival Nearly Doubles Curtis Population on Winter Weekend
• Community Gathers ‘Under the Big Top’ at This Year’s Snowsfest in Hessel
• Inaugural Pickford Winter Fest Scores Success With Hockey Games, Events
• Snowmobile Enthusiasts Flock To Naubinway To View Antique Sleds
• World Championships Begin
• NAUBINWAY SNOWMOBILE SHOW
• LES CHENEAUX SNOWSFEST
• CURTISWINTER CARNIVAL
• EUP Communities Celebrate Winter
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• St. Ignace Public Library Schedules Two Movie Nights During WISSA
• Rudyard, LaSalle High Schools Move On To Regional Quiz Bowl Competition
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Kitty Donohoe To Perform at Curtis’ Erickson Center Saturday, February 18
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• Tahquamenon Falls State Park Hosts Snowshoe Race Feb. 18
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• St. Ignace Midget Hockey Team Wins District Title
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Heard, Bouwma Named King and Queen at DeTour
• Levi Thompson, Alise Totland Crowned King and Queen at LHS
• Saints Girls Split; Boys Drop Pair in Bowling Matches at Alpena
• St. Ignace Falls in District Team Wrestling Finals
• Thurston Records 150th Career Win
• 10 Saints Wrestlers Qualify for Regionals
• Star Line To Return For 2012 Season
• Letters Support County Economic Development Center
• Donna Haw Earns MSP Lifesaving Award
• Stimac Is Trooper of The Year
• Ice Fishing Day Will Aid Trout Lake Fire Department
• Governor Snyder Proposes Increased Spending in 2013
• Brevort Lake Used For Air Boat Training
• Belonga, Leveille Honored For 35 Years of Service
• District Spelling Winners Announced; Will Converge at St. Ignace for Regional
• James Henley
• Thomas Hawker
• Jorma ‘Ole’ Sarto
• Leda Ireland
• Gregory Stark
• Straits Area Sportsmen To Meet Monday
• Talent Show Set for February 25
• Gilbert and Lori Trevarrow To Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• WISSA Opening Ceremonies Sunday Will Honor Robinson, Fallen Soldiers
• St. Ignace Honor Roll Students Named
• Durms To Open Hot Dog House, Move Jose’s To Former Dockside Building
• Beaver Island Boat Company’s McDonough Explains Transportation Authority To City
• Tamie Hartwig To Leave Hospital Role
• Former Red Wings To Take On Pond Hockey Teams
• Krista Huskey, Kevin Bucci
• DNR Citizens Advisory Council To Meet
• Lois Miller, Andrew Paney
• Open House Brings Interest To New Snowmobile Groomer Barn at DeTour
• Court Reports
• Gallagher Dinner Now In March
• Fish Cribs Will Be Built Saturday
• Bake Sale Planned At Hockey Events
• Mackinac Bands To Host Gathering
• For Liepins of Latvia, Windsurfing Knows No Season
• McCaffrey Returns To U.P. To Perfect His Game
• Selen Family of Finland To Compete at WISSA
• Snyder Budget Offers Education Incentives
• Does City Council Receive Benefits?
• May We Please Have The Puzzle At Its Original Size?
• Would Like To See More K-12 Funding, More Details On Corrections Spending
• St. Ignace City Council Supports Establishment of Economic Development
• Show To Highlight Sleds
• Publication Now on Stands
• Curtis Carnival Is Saturday
• Festival Debuts at Pickford
• Ice Races Begin Monday
• Snowsfest Offers ‘Big Top’ Theme
• 160 Pond Hockey Teams Ready For U.P. Tournament
• Events Move To Chain Lake Ice
• St. Ignace Ice Events Moved to Chain Lake
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Cullips Host Silver Lake Sled Dog Races February 4
• Craig Wilson Joins MSHP as Museum Historian
• Arizona Author Nancy Turner Offers Insight To Mackinaw City Book Club
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine-Gould City
• Brevort
• Postma To Speak at Rudyard Historical Society
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Rudyard Library To Host Sweets and Book Sale
• DEAL ME IN
• MSP Dive Team Observes Brevort Lake Fish Cribs
• Coast Guard: Passage Between Mackinac Island, St. Ignace To Remain Closed
• February 18 Bake Sale To Aid Walk For Warmth
• Brimley Announces Spelling Bee Winners
• More Than 100 Young Performers Preparing For St. Ignace Jazz Night
• St. Ignace Students Mark Michigan’s 175th Birthday
• Luepnitz, Misner Named Students of Month
• Casey McKinnon, Greg Brittain
• Thomas Hawker
• Mary Stearns
• E. Dale Holmberg
• Betty Colegrove
• Mitzi Chapla
• Henry Jurkowski
• Karen Barrios, Jason Nelson United in Marriage
• Scarlet Suszynski
• Marie Benning Observes LaSalle High School From A German Perspective
• LaSalle Student Alise Totland From Norway Experienced In Snowkiting
• Tribal Pharmacist Phil Siebigteroth Is Navy Uniformed Service Member
• Ashlyn Lawrence
• County Road Commission Will Clear Boulevard Drive, Promises Resolution At Park Drive
• McGraw To Sign Books Wednesday
• Abby Bell, Jackie Kormanizki, Danielle Petingalo Top 3 in Pageant
• Bunke Runs I-500 in 9 Hours, 24 Minutes for Win
• Hardwater Kiter Krug Brings Need for Speed To Straits
• Are Proposed Franchise Fees Too Excessive For Survival Of Boat Lines?
• Michigan Politics
• Ice Follies Skaters To Perform Sunday
• Basket Raffles Aid Trojans Programs
• Cutter Is Under Command Of Lt. Walter
• City Residents Face Price Hikes And Can’t Afford More
• Rare Flower May Be Jeopardized By Road Project
• Financing Outlined for Casino Project
• Hockey Set Up Is Community Effort
• Matelski Named Marina Director
• Ice Events To Move West of Bridge
• ‘For Women Only’: Local Sledders Find Rewards in Gaylord Trail Ride
• Mackinac Island
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine Schools Announce Spelling Bee Winners
• Les Cheneaux
• Walk for Warmth Is February 11
• Engadine & Gould City
• Looking Back
• Brevort
• Saints of Steel Entertain Fans at St. Ignace Hoops Game
• Michigan Army National Guard Honors St. Ignace Team
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Upcoming Hoops Schedules
• U.P. Boys Basketball Poll*
• U.P. Girls Basketball Poll*
• Bowling League Results
• Saints Girls Split; Boys To Host Matches Saturday, February 4
• Three Saints Place First; St. Ignace Second at Gaylord
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Sault Tribe Announces Election
• Red Wings Alumni Coming Feb. 17
• Lions Club Plans Silent Auction
• Travelogue Set for February 16 at Mackinaw City Library
• Family Gathers as Brendon Steiner Earns Degree
• Commission Attempts Proactive Approach
• Townley Chosen To Serve on Planning Commission
• Mackinaw City’s Headlands To Undergo Changes
• Mackinac Island Considers Forming Transportation Authority
• Slate of Dance, Painting, Drawing Classes Offered in Pickford
• Mackinaw City Youth Create Snow Sculptures
• Library Reception Recognizes Gina Kemp
• Eleanor Nobach
• Ruby Peake
• Roger ‘Bill’ Terwilliger
• Mackinac County Creates Committee To Work Toward Maximizing Potential Of GIS
• February 11 Is Date of Next North Country Trail Hike
• Scholarship Offered for Oncology Nurses
• EUP Child Care Centers Receive Free Cribs
• Mackinaw City Chamber Has New Home
• Spelling Bee Winners for Cedarville, Pickford, DeTour, and Rudyard
• Erickson Center Plans Many New Events
• Gros Cap Spelling Bee Winners
• Coast Guard Closes Channel For Winter
• St. Ignace Middle School Spelling Bee Winners
• Berkompas, McCauley Among Top Spots At ‘Yoopers Have Talent’ Show
• Court Reports
• Free Fishing Weekend Is February 18
• Creating Confident Caregiver Program Begins Wednesday, February 8
• State’s Wolf Management Plan Now In Effect, DNR Reports
• Island Ferries End Season
• Ice Bowling Registrations Underway at St. Ignace
• Mackinaw Mush Canceled
• New Winter Festival Set at Pickford in February
• Governor To Start I-500 Race Saturday at Sault
• Boat Captains Operating Ferries Must Determine Safety
• Mackinac Island Winter Festival Will Feature Cardboard Sled Races, Broom Hockey
• A View of Moran Bay Ice Formation January 31
• Michigan Politics
• Different Rules For Business Monopolies?
• Council Pay Reported For Jan.
• Bus Stop Arrangement Works Well As Schools Collaborate
• Library Auction Underway
• 5 To Interview for Library Job
• Slater Walleye Tops Them All
• Biscayne Bay Frees Ferry, 68 Aboard
• Tribal Board OKs Lansing Casino
• Ice Events May Move West of Mackinac Bridge
• Straits Experiment First Of Its Kind
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Dark Sky Program Focuses on Upcoming Occurrences
• Mackinac Island To Host 36th Annual Winter Festival
• Barnhill Established Museum, Aquarium at St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Cheboygan To Host Auditions for ‘Northern Michigan Has Talent”
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Performer To Audition for ‘America’s Got Talent’ February 4
• Upcoming Basketball Schedules
• U.P. Girls Basketball Poll*
• Bowling League Results
• Saints Football Team To Host Benefit Pig Roast
• Evergreen Residents Enjoy St. Ignace Hoops
• Former Saints Take Talents To Next Level
• St. Ignace Hosts Bridge Brawl Tourney
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• St. Ignace Girls Host Conference Bowling; Split Matches
• Radecki, Ostman, Thurston 1st; Saints 4th at U.P. Finals
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Bike Kiosk Changes Raise Concerns
• Art Hop Planned at Les Cheneaux
• Books Added To St. Ignace School Library
• Village Approves Taxi Cab Licenses
• Bridges See Different Traffic Trends
• Winterfest Event Winners Announced
• Michigan Captures Least Of Federal Aid For Veterans, Jason Allen Says
• Mackinaw City Crowds Enjoy Snow, Races, Contests at 19th Winterfest
• Workshops Will Aid Community Organizations
• City Lets Butterfly House Find Sticker Solution
• Roguska Is Overall Top Speller at Island School
• Local Contestants Enter I-500 Pageant
• Drill Removes Oil From Ice at St. Ignace
• Hascall-Reyes Earns Academic Honors
• Anna Keel
• Quinn Bowes
• Cabin Fever Reliever Fundraiser To Benefit Lions Club Projects
• Local Students Named To Dean’s List
• Cheyenne Cline, Justin Fountain
• Laura Peterson, Jeff Mlynski
• Harold and Helen Mailhot Mark 70th Wedding Anniversary
• Caralyn BeDour and Peter Postula, Jr. United in Marriage at Charlevoix
• Ice Follies Coming To Little Bear East Ice Arena
• Ohio Man Killed In Snowmobile Accident
• Ruby Mayer
• Leo Fischer
• Lorraine Leveille
• Chanda Howland
• Sharon Lindsey
• Clifford Bosley
• Last Vessel Goes Through Soo Locks For Season
• Personal Property Tax Repeal Would Hit U.P. Counties Harder Than Others
• Foster Gives Update On Personal Property Tax Funding For Libraries
• For The Record
• Board Reconsiders Athletic Discipline Policy
• New Exhibit In Mackinaw City Uncovers A Strong Support Of The Arts
• A View of Moran Bay Ice Formation January 24
• Mackinac Straits Health System Should Join With The VA
• By State Representative Frank Foster
• $82K Left From Franchise Funds
• Sault Tribe Plans Lansing Casino Venture
• Crowds Gather for Winterfest Contests
• Michigan Politics
• Les Cheneaux Schools Call On Small Teaching Staff To Accommodate Changes
• Voter Registration Deadline Nears For February Presidential Primary
• New Emphasis Put On Sewer Records
• Governor Snyder To Open I-500 Race
• Walleye Jamboree To Begin Thursday
• Oil Spill Training Slated for St. Ignace Bay
• Chamber Seeks Volunteers To Help Decorate
• City To Seek Tribal Grants for Fort de Buade Museum
• Les Cheneaux Photo Presentation Will Offer Glimpses of Alaskan Summer
• DEAL ME IN
• Brevort
• Rexton-Garnet
• Looking Back
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine-Gould City
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Les Cheneaux
• Football Plans Can Drive; Booster Raffle Tickets Available
• St. Ignace To Host Cheboygan in 4th ‘Hooping For A Cure’
• St. Ignace Dance Troupe Gives First Performance
• Mackinaw City Committee To Hold Pageant Meeting
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Bowling League Results
• St. Ignace Drops Matches; Girls To Host Competition
• Bentley Records 100th Win; Saints Stay Perfect
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Island Considers New Zoning District
• WISSA Opening Ceremonies Take Shape
• Maintaining Animal Shelter, Board Relationship Falls To Hill
• Trail Association To Meet Thursday
• Mackinaw City Arts Council Exhibit Opens Friday
• St. Ignace Museum Item Will Be Auctioned at Christie’s in New York
• St. Ignace Schools Switch Policy Manual Agencies; Board Members Adopt 6-year Terms
• Officer Tom Tarnutzer Retires After 25 Years in City Police Career
• Autism Society Plans St. Ignace Workshop in May
• Volunteers Needed for Summer Campground Hosts
• Fish Fry Will Benefit Mackinaw City Memorial Day Parade
• Daniel Kostrzewa
• Orien Corbiere
• Mary Hart
• Maxine Evans
• William ‘Chum’ Frazier
• Anna Matchinski
• Pechta Completes Basic Training
• Ingalls Named To MTU Dean’s List
• Ice Follies To Be Feb. 12 at Arena
• Red Cross Blood Drives Planned
• Native American Opening Ceremonies Proposed for WISSA
• Charter School To Offer Sessions
• Chad and Sam Belonga Are Home and Doing Well Following Transplant Surgery
• IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LEFT US IN 2011
• Hospital Foundation Working Toward Grant Challenge
• Free Financial Training Sessions Available at Schools
• City Investing In Treadmill, Security Cameras, But Worries About Liability at Gym
• Court Reports
• LSSU To Host Financial Aid Nights
• A View of Moran Bay Ice Formation January 17
• Michigan Politics
• Cedarville Resident Arrested On Embezzelment Charges
• Sault I-500 Race Officials Anticipate High Numbers
• U.S. Postal Service Delays Closure Decisions Until May
• Crash Claims Life of Native Language Teacher
• Cedarville Snowmobile Race Postponed
• St. Ignace Schools Purchase ‘New’ Bus
• Congressman Benishek Compiles List of Every Vote Cast During First Year
• City Fields Questions on Rate Hikes
• Historical Village Should Seek New Funding Sources
• Petoskey Hospital Joins Merger Ranks
• City Concerned About Bicycle Rental Monopoly
• Road-end Dock Dispute Is Taken By Road Board
• Races To Highlight Winterfest Action
• Enjoying Nature at the Birge Preserve
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Is America Over? Not By A Long Shot
• Forests Are Dynamic Systems, And Human Actions Play A Part In Their Evolution
• Students Visit The St. Ignace News Office
• Roger and Nancy Novenske Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux Community Schools Honor Roll
• DEAL ME IN
• Lookiing Back
• Class Trains Women in Business Side of Farming Operations
• Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum To Host Exhibition
• Coulings To Speak To Rudyard Historical Society
• Conservancy To Host Snowshoe and Ski Excursion
• Trails Day Hike at Soldier Lake Is January 14
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• MSU Extension To Host Winter Forage Crop Meeting January 16
• Cedarville High Alumni Share College Experience
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• Upcoming Girls/Boys Hoops Schedule
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Euchre Games To Begin at Wawatam Senior Center in Mackinaw City
• U.P. Girls Basketball Poll*
• Youth Cheerleaders To Compete at State Finals
• Engadine To Host Free Community Meal
• Corrections Officer Supplying Narcotics Receives Sentencing
• Saints Bowlers Defeated During League Matches at Gaylord
• Radecki, Thurston Finish First; St. Ignace Places Fifth
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Island Barn Committee Seeks Allowance for Run-In Stables
• Robert W. Smith: Les Cheneaux Area News
• Wind In Their Sails: WISSA Plans Begin To Take Shape
• Brevort Township
• Arena Gets Business Support for Promotions
• Kathryn ‘Kate’ McVeigh
• Leveille Is Chair; Patrick To Be ACO Liaison
• Mary Hart
• Danial Kneip
• Mackinac Island Students Face Discipline
• Brevort Township Wants To Protect Roads From Heavy Lumber Trucks
• Maxine Evans
• Edna Cowell
• Elizabeth ‘Granny’ Gugin
• Margaret Halava
• Mary Lenhard
• Laura Jarosz
• City Water and Sewer Rates Set To Go Up; Public Can Comment Monday
• Disheartened To Discover Vandalism at Resort
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinac County Commission Pay
• Deputy Director of Veterans Affairs To Visit St. Ignace Public Library
• Winter Is The Optimal Time To Check Your Forest
• Vandals Damage US-2 Resort
• 30 Car Windows Broken At Junk Yard, City Police Say
• Mackinaw City Winterfest Is Slated To Begin January 19
• City of St. Ignace Withdraws All Support From Ski Hill
• Mackinaw City Trades Four Parking Spaces for Parking Credits, To Approve Site Plan
• Court Reports
• For The Record
• IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LEFT US IN 2011
• Economic Development: State Jobs Push Emphasizes ‘Gardening’ Over Hunting
• Appeal To Outline Economic Climate
• Safari Guides Offer Lens Into Africa
• July 2010 Crash at County Airport
• City Highlights Winter Activities Downtown
• Holle Appointed Register of Deeds
• Mackinac Island Public School Students Enjoy Day of Skating at Little Bear East
• Earth From Island Bicycle Street Development Moved To Cemetery
• O’Boyle, Leveille Named LaSalle High School Students of the Month
• Fabiola Chávez, Phillip Kasper
• Kaitlyn Meernik, Brent Malaski
• Harper Cox Cooper Finch
• Rosemary and Stan Ferris Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• DEAL ME IN
• Army Veteran Don Vallier Makes Return Trip To Japan
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine-Gould City
• Junior Saints Football Players Receive Awards
• Mackinac Island
• Tickets Available for Red Wings Alumni Game During Pond Hockey
• Rexton-Garnet
• Brevort
• Bowling Results
• St. Ignace Saints Receive Volleyball Awards
• Bantam Hockey Tournament Set To Begin January 6 at Little Bear
• 2011 Year End Review: Successful Seasons for Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Football Teams
• St. Ignace Is First-time Champion at Rogers City Wrestling Invitational
• Gros Cap Approves Substitute Pay Increase
• Ethanol Plant Receives Operating Funds
• New Year Starts With Fresh Snowfall
• PTO Role Is To Help Teachers, Families Succeed in School Districts
• Lutheran Church To Host Luncheon
• Mackinaw City Dinner To Aid Scholarship Fund
• Assignment Will Take Winkelmans To Congo
• Seccia Family Reports Success With Two Bucks
• Youngsters Enjoy A Day at the Rink
• St. Ignace Library Plans Events
• Travel Michigan Predicts 2011 Numbers Will Be Good
• Casino To Be First Michigan Site For Snowmobile Show
• ‘Explore The Arts’ To Premier At Erickson Center
• Sharon Schimmelpenny
• Elmer ‘Bud’ Bradley
• Frances Dutcher
• Gerry Oeffner
• ‘Amazing’ Tops Lake Superior State University’s Annual List of Banished Words
• U.P. State Retirees Will Meet January 9
• Engadine Students Offered Dental Program
• Valentine Earns District Post Office Award
• Worden of Drummond Island Participates in ‘Fed Challenge’ on Albion Team
• Society Now Collecting Photographs
• Headlands Park Named in List Of Top New Midwest Destinations
• Education Is ‘Silver Bullet’ In Breaking Cycle of Poverty
• Meet This Year’s Gros Cap School Kindergarten Students
• Meet This Year’s St. Ignace Kindergarten Students
• Court Reports
• For The Record
• Deed Is a Land Split, Clark Township ZBA Decides
• Program Matches Young Readers To Suitable Books
• Meet This Year’s St. Ignace Kindergarten Students
• ‘Yooper’ Talent Show To Be Jan. 14
• Engadine Student Hobbs Hospitalized
• Michigan Politics
• Granting Hunting Licenses For Children Is Irresponsible
• Corporations And Politicians Are Selling Out The American Worker
• St. Ignace Council Pay Reported For December
• St. Ignace Library Board Will Hire New Director
• Rudyard Seeks Votes For Reader’s Digest Funds
• New Year’s Resolution: Seek The Other Side In Political Commentary
• Supreme Court: Quarry Not Liable in Bicycle Injury
• Local Programs Aid Families in Need
• All Should Get Flu Shots, Experts Say
• Ideas Pour In For Hosting Ice Sailing Championships
• Early Snowmobile Invented in St. Ignace
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Emergency Workers Help Local Children Shop for Christmas Presents
• Eric Teysen Takes 7-pt. Buck
• Lovegrove Charged in Accident
• Restoration Underway For Ste. Anne’s Church Windows
• Orawee Wiriyathananon and Matthew Smith United in Marriage
• Honor Roll
• Kody King, Chelsey Chambers Wed
• Dawn and Dale Nelson Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage
• DEAL ME IN
• St. Ignace Firehawks Moving, To Become Sault Based Team
• Les Cheneaux
• Planning Commission Finalizes Revitalization Subcommittee
• Looking Back
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine & Gould City
• Historical Society Elects Officers
• Pickford Panthers 2011-12 Girls Junior Varsity Team
• St. Ignace Saints Girls Junior High Teams Enjoy Successful Seasons
• BOYS/GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Natural Gas Leak and Wind Combine To Sweep Odor North To Straits
• Songs of the Season at Les Cheneaux
• LaSalle To Host 27th Annual U.P. All-Star Basketball Classic June 16
• Louie Radecki Earns 100th Career Win; Saints Down Ironmen, Cardinals
• Commission Approves Bridge Between Hotels
• Community Action Hosts Prime Rib Dinner
• Frosland ACO Hire Formalized
• Antique Car Rally Plans Summer Stop in St. Ignace
• Cason Smith Among Top Gingerbread Builders
• Girl Scouts Send Christmas Wishes To Troops
• Annual Warmth for Warriors Meeting Is Monday, January 9
• Win Brings Smiles for Shawn Amacher
• African Tour Guides Will Share Photos
• Century-old House Comes Down on State St.
• Gustafsons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Allen Lordson
• Richard Fezatte
• Clint Hull
• Barbara Berghausen
• Mackinac Island Locates Burial Site For Remains Near Ste. Anne’s Cemetery
• LaSalle Chemistry Class Tries Virtual Lab Experiment
• Writing Music Expresses Faith, Feelings for Morgan Postma
• Fence Sub-committee Reworks Language For Fencing Requirements
• Les Cheneaux Middle and High Schools Celebrate Christmas With Holiday Concert
• Diabetic Dining Class To Begin
• Mackinaw City Police Receive Gas Detection Equipment Kit
• Numbers Soar for Christmas Bird Count at Straits
• 100th Birthday: ‘I Never Got So Much Attention in My Life,’ Says Delia Bickham
• Michigan Politics
• For The Record
• Supported Children Become Successful
• North Country Shore Hike Is Jan. 14
• MSUE Offers Stress Management
• Dismantling Boat Creates 10 Jobs
• Made in China: U.S. Can’t Afford High Cost of Low-Priced Christmas Gifts
• Turtle Drop Will Ring in New Year
• Wolf Management Returned To State
• East Lake Dam Proposal ‘Dead’
• Transit Plan Likely To Start Small
• County Seeks Best Plan To Fill Post
• School Audience Falls for ‘Snowflakes’
• Young: Studying in Science Can Lead To Career
• Deck the Halls: Students Celebrate Christmas
• Les Cheneaux
• Local Nursing Students Receive Scholarships at Lake Superior State
• Looking Back
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Mackinac Island
• Rudyard Lions Club Announces Christmas Decoration Winners
• Brevort
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine-Gould City
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Gateway Lanes and Fred’s Pub To Host Free Christmas Buffet Dinner
• Colegrove, Snowaert Bowl 200+ Games; Saints Open Season
• Ostman Wins 215 Class; Saints 8th at Marquette Invite
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Board Approves Continued Use of Road End Dock
• Moose Lodge 999 Delivers 130 Baskets To Mackinac County Families in Need
• Mackinaw City Council Mulls Event Costs, New Ordinance
• Sault Tribe Distributes $1,009,890 in Fall Two Percent Donations
• Trail Plans Approved Near St. Ignace
• 25 Families Aided in Christmas Project
• Talents Shine in Program Rehearsal
• Arrests and Citations Down In Mackinaw City
• Morgan Gustafson Takes 8-point
• State Pushes Schools To Take on Bullying Policies
• Fowler Named Lion of the Year
• United Methodist Carolers Serenade City Residents
• Sale Brings $472 for St. Ignace Library
• Area Blood Drive Dates Announced
• Cece Takes 360-lb. Cow Elk Near Wolverine
• Girl Scouts Collect Food for Needy Families
• ENGAGED
• Marshall, Cope Are Students of Month
• BIRTH
• Steve Brisson Named Deputy Director at State Historic Parks
• On Mackinac Island, Wood Siding Is Top Choice, But Man-made Materials May Find Approval
• Pure Michigan Rolls Out Winter Ads
• Lola Davis
• William Barber
• David Evans
• Even Amended Ordinance Is Too Restrictive For Horse Ownership, Planning Commission Says
• Mackinac Island To Seek Hydrant for British Landing, as Water Main Would Not Support Fire Truck
• Court Reports
• MBA Approves Lighting Mackinac Bridge Blue
• One Sentenced, Two On Trial For Robbery
• Moran Woman Arrested After A Hit And Run
• Brevort Township Decides To Regulate Processing of Gravel, Resources
• Services Announced at St. James Church
• Construction Projects Well Underway Around the Community
• Friends and Congregation Find Inspiration in Talents, Attitude of Billy Milford
• Michigan Politics
• Aldo Leopold Preserve Expanded by 50 Acres On Marquette Island
• For The Record
• Sault Navigation Season Coming To A Close For MacArthur Lock
• St. Ignace Oncologist and Nurse Launch Pre-Med Scholarship
• State Senate Approves Legislation To Protect Great Lakes
• Clark Township Board Demands Department of Public Waste Assemble Sewer Data
• City Adopts Budget, Fields Questions
• Bones Will Find New Resting Place
• Christmas Wishes
• Bridge Tolls Will Go Up January 1
• County Will Hire Frosland as ACO
• 73 Families Choose Christmas Toys
• Event Puts St. Ignace on World Stage
• Straits Area Sportsmen To Meet Mon.
• Mackinaw Library Forms New Club
• Faith Bible Church Program Is Sun.
• Bake Sales Support Autism Awareness
• Report Details Plane Crash, But Does Not Specify Cause
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Gros Cap School Hosts Christmas Concert
• DeTour
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton- Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Upcoming Girls, Boys Basketball Schedule
• St. Ignace Squirts Win Bridge Brawl Hockey Tourney
• Bowling League Results
• Kiwanis Club Fish Dinner To Benefit St. Ignace Saints Basketball Programs
• St. Ignace Wins 33rd Lions Wrestling Invitational; Four Saints Finish First
• Committee Votes for Mayor, Council Pay Reduction
• Island Public Works Considers Charging Landlords for Water Rates
• Mackinac County Board Shows No Interest in Road Commission Merger Legislation
• School Board Discusses Increase in MEAP, MME Test Standards
• Warm Wishes Offered at Cedarville Christmas
• Community Enjoys 50th Year of Musicale
• Eileen Nye
• Florence Gibson
• Martha Horsburgh
• Royden Hockaday
• Faith ‘Sue’ Potoczak
• David Evans
• Frederick Haffner
• Helen ‘Midge’ Browning
• Lookiing Back
• St. Ignace Library Announces Upcoming Activities
• Saints Take on Mountaineers in Quiz Bowl
• Mackinac Bands Sets Family Party
• Dark Sky Program Is Friday at Park
• Gustin Completes USCG Training
• Rickley, North Wed in Jamaica
• Community Action Will Host Dinner
• Court Reports
• Youth Group Presents Living Nativity Scene In Downtown St. Ignace
• State Street House Soon To Be Demolished
• Transportation Meeting Is Mon.
• Atkinson Auctioned for Scrap
• 40% More Deer Cross Bridge This Year, Toll Takers Report
• U.P. Hunting Results May Be Up As Much as 10%
• Decay Taking Toll on Wooden Statues, But Help Steps In
• Mackinaw City Mall Store Finds New Tenant
• Mackinaw City Economic Development Corporation Finds New Vigor With Manager
• Michigan Politics
• Transfer Duties To The County Clerk
• Combine Offices For Taxpayer Savings
• Local Representatives Turn To Foundation To Aid In Redevelopment Plans
• Postal Service Says Cost-Cutting Will Delay Mail, But By How Much?
• Ski Hill Will Stay Open This Winter, Township Decides
• Here Comes Santa Claus!
• Commissioners To Turn Watchful Eye on County Expenses This Year
• Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree
• Options Explored To Fund Economic Development Plan
• Ambulances Get Break on Tolls
• EUP Business Is Ready for Takeoff
• St. Ignace Library Announces Coming Events
• Clark Township ZBA Land Split Case Hinges on Acceptance of 1947 Deeds
• Community Choir To Perform Cantata at Mackinaw City
• Deck the Halls: Santa Greets Children at St. Ignace
• Floyd Jacobson
• Martha ‘Mickey’ Denham
• Gertrude MacDonald
• Charles ‘Clair’ Kalbfleisch
• Erickson Center For The Arts Receives Grants
• Island Resident Killed Helping Stranded Motorist
• Jack Nygard
• Thomas Phillips
• Joseph ‘Joey’ Pann
• Lester Stokes
• Steven Vanderboegh
• Colten Lorente
• Stacy McNamara and James Perry
• Walkers Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Fire Dept. Makes 78 Runs in 11 Months
• MDCH Warns Of Carbon Monoxide
• Dashing Through the Streets: Runners To Hoof It Through Hessel
• Les Cheneaux
• Cougar Spotted Is Passing Through Houghton, Keweenaw Counties
• Cryderman Makes Ferris State Dean’s List
• Rudyard Christmas Bazaar Is Saturday
• DNR To Reduce Lake Huron Chinook Salmon Stocking in 2012
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Area Schools Christmas Concert Rescheduled for December 19
• Rudyard Lions Offer Christmas Decorating Contest
• DeTour
• Mackinac Straits Health System To Host Book Fair at St. Ignace
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine-Gould City
• Lakers Swept by Black Bears in Opener
• Rudyard Bulldogs Girls JV Basketball Team
• Saints Football Players Receive Awards
• Maplewood Baptist Black Bears Hoops Teams
• Saints Girls To Swap Games With Pickford
• St. Ignace Youth Cheerleaders Finish First at Regionals Saturday, December 3
• Mackinaw City JV Girls Basketball Team
• Closs Selected JV Coach at Swan Valley
• Ingalls Named Girls Coaches of the Year
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• U.P. Agriculture Study Shows Local Push
• Breakfast With Santa Serves As Appetizer To Deeper Discussion
• SANE Reports Local Drug Arrests
• City Will Hire Building Inspector ‘On Call’
• 24-hour Coverage Advised for City Police; City Likely To Buy Patrol Car
• City Weighs Fire Truck Options
• McGraw Goes Back To Original Historical Sources To Pen ‘Lawless Mackinac’
• Trail Hike, Chili Potluck Is Saturday
• Glen Memorial Christmas Cantata Takes New, Personalized Approach This Year
• Historical Society Plans Christmas Party
• Mackinaw City Will Wait for Spring on Village Hall Roof Repair; Hold Off on TV Promotion
• St. Ignace Children Decorate Downtown Trees
• Restrooms To Be Closed For Season
• Hospital Seeks Community Donations
• Santa Visit Planned
• Nursing Students and Evergreen Center Residents Celebrate Christmas With Music
• Paradise Lake Entry Takes ‘Grand Tacky’ Award in Mackinaw City Christmas Parade
• Court Reports
• Season To Be Celebrated at Clark Twp. Community Christmas Party Sunday
• The Hands That Make the Wreaths: EUP Crafters Share Thoughts on Holiday Tradition
• Where Is City’s Plan To Bring in New Revenue?
• Boy Scout Troop 104 Helps Stock Food Pantry
• Michigan Politics
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported For November
• County Commission Compensation For November
• Opportunities Are Plentiful For Holiday Giving In Our Communities
• Holiday Cheer at Evergreen
• Snowmobiles Added To Festival
• City To Close Ski Hill, Pool
• Official Opts for Retirement
• Community Suffers Loss Of Two Men in Plane Crash
• Santa Claus Comes To Town
• Brow Receives Special Olympics Volunteer Award
• Lilliquist, Snyder Take Freighter Cruise Aboard Paul R. Tregurtha
• Grace Dunn Wins Environmental ‘Sooper Yooper’ Art Contest
• Smoking Ban Cuts Indoor Air Pollution 93 Percent; Officials Launch Health, Economic Study
• Michigan Workers Weather Highest Unemployment Rate With Lowest Benefits
• Lookiing Back
• State Employee Retirees To Hold Luncheon
• St. Ignace Library Plans Book, Bake Sale
• Help for Homelessness Is Now Available in Mackinac County
• Diane Peppler Resource Center Offers Counseling, Support Groups
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• After School Program To Begin at Mackinac Island Public School
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Erickson Center To Host Open House
• Bogart’s Mackinaw City KOA Wins Award During Annual Convention
• Rexton-Garnet
• Girl Scouts Collect Christmas Items for Troops
• St. Ignace Competitive Cheer Team
• Mackinaw City Chamber To Host Holiday Open House
• Engadine & Gould City
• Pickford High Honors Athletic Award Winners
• Upcoming High School Basketball Schedule
• Bowling League Results
• Les Cheneaux
• The St. Ignace News Names All-Area Volleyball Team
• Whitney Frazier Named EUPC Volleyball MVP
• Eight HS Football Teams Crowned State Champions
• Sarah Cullip Competes at Cross Country Regional
• Sheriff Sends Requests for Donations
• Church To Offer Music of the Season Sunday
• Wealth Gap Wider Than Ever Between Young And Old
• Boy Sets Out To Aid Children of Ethiopia
• Janet Hagen’s Tree Takes Visitors ‘All Through The House’
• Artists Decorate Christmas Trees To Auction at Les Cheneaux Open House
• Les Cheneaux Historical Society’s Open House Displays Festive Trees With Themes
• Youth To Present Living Nativity
• Boats Have Historic Ties To Mackinac Island, Les Cheneaux
• Rudyard Christmas Party Is December 8
• Visitors Bureau Redesigning Guide
• Lois Rank
• Clarence ‘Lawrence’ Libby
• Billy Munro
• Richard Kitch
• BIRTHS
• Writers Group To Meet At Library
• ENGAGEMENT
• Crydermans Celebrate Their 50th Anniversary
• Massage Therapy Center Offers Traditional And Oncology Massages
• Court Reports
• Meet the Eight Medical Professionals on Staff at the New Veterans Clinic
• Standardized Curriculum Is Helpful, Teachers Say
• Donations Go Out To Children Across the World
• County Should Provide Meaningful Support
• Emergency Medical Technician Classes Offered
• Toy Drive To Host Pancake Fundraiser
• Brevort Township May Change Exterior Lighting In Community Center
• City Approves Taxi Applications, Extends Public Works Project
• Michigan Politics
• County Road Commissions May Be Too Costly, Governor And Others Say
• Dennis Carlin
• City To Make Renovation Decisions
• Holiday Celebration Features Tree Display
• Christmas Bazaar Is Community Favorite
• Christmas Parade Moved To Saturday
• Mackinaw City Will Light Its Tree Friday
• Buck Tales Hunters Show Off EUP Prizes
• HOME Auction Starts Holiday Season
• Sault Parade Of Lights Is Friday
• Chipper Huskey Weekend Raises $1,700 To Aid Hockey Players
• Taylor Becker, Levi Thompson Named Students of the Month at LaSalle High School
• Fresh Start To Offer Monday Bible Study
• Geocaching Frog Travels from Connecticut To EUP
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Lookiing Back
• Mackinac Island
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Engadine To Host Community Meal
• Engadine & Gould City
• St. Ignace
• Carney Nadeau To Host Early Bird Hoops Tournament
• Bluewater Bowling League Results
• State Final Football Pairings Determined; Semifinal Results
• St. Ignace Fans Show Strong Support at Semis
• The St. Ignace News All-Area Football Team
• Saints 12-1 Record-setting Season Ends at Semifinals Against Fowler
• New Island Hotel Makes Plan Changes
• St. Ignace Library Offers Thursday Story Time Fun
• Holiday Events Planned
• Parking Lot Gets OK; Fireworks Turned Down
• Decision Pushed Back on East Lake Dam
• Deck The Walls Fundraiser Benefits Erickson Center
• Lighting May Change at Brevort Twp. Center
• Ralph Sommers
• Don’t Squander America’s Big Investment Opportunity: Education
• Jason Kiefer Singled Out for Recognition at USCG Station St. Ignace
• James Reid
• Local Child Care Providers Recognized by Great Start
• Sylvia Brady
• Christmas Movie Offered at Church
• Annual Auction Begins At Rudyard Library
• Mackinaw City’s Heritage Village On TV
• Shirley Kelly
• Doris McClain
• Stanley Watkins
• Donald Welke
• Paul Mayer
• Mary Wellington
• Lawrence ‘Blinky’ Delmotte
• Ferne Flanders
• Mark Spencer
• Survey Finds 88% of City Sidewalks in Good Condition
• Sale To Benefit Cedarville Head Start
• Shorter Trees, Taller Fences Allowed in Adjusted Ordinance
• Holiday Giving Opportunities Announced
• Wellness Center Established Inside Rudyard School To Serve Youth Population
• Removal of Human Remains From Construction Site Handled Well, Authorities Say
• No Changes for County in Court Plans
• Counterfeit Operation Busted
• Many Have Special Memories of Rye Family’s ‘Mom & Pop’ Grocery Store
• Thanks, Saints, for a Thrilling Season
• Michigan Politics
• Two Lawsuits Filed Against City of Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island Airport Reopens
• City May Trim Police Duty, Close Ski Hill
• Beavers Says Role Is To Aid Economy
• Kitten Safe After Remarkable Journey
• Christmas Events Begin This Week
• Therrian Hired as City Manager
• Mackinaw City Dark Sky Park To Host Astrophotography Program Nov. 18
• Byran Kaseman Promoted To Chief at St. Ignace U.S. Coast Guard Station
• Brevort
• DeTour
• Mackinac Island
• Lookiing Back
• St. Ignace
• Engadine & Gould City
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Les Cheneaux
• Brimley Bays Defeat Mio, Fall To Pellston in Regional Volleyball Finals
• Les Cheneaux
• Power Outage Planned for Curtis, Engadine, Gould City Locations
• Bowling League Results
• Rudyard Bulldogs, Engadine Eagles Defeated in Regional Volleyball Playoffs
• Saints X-Country Runners Receive Year-end Awards
• Engadine Eagles Fall To Rapid River Rockets in 8-Man Football Semifinals
• Standard of Living Shows Sharp Decline
• Saints 12-0 After Regional Championship
• American Forces Unwavering in Ideals, Skinner Says at Cedarville Ceremony
• Those Who Served ‘See’ Student Appreciation at LaSalle Veterans Day Assembly
• Hessel Civic Association Motivated By Memories, Community’s Need for Beach
• Christmas Auction To Benefit HOME This Friday
• Veteran Files Lawsuit Against Mackinac Island
• Clark Township Needs More Info On Land Split
• DDA To Pursue Smaller Projects In 2012
• Thomas Newell
• Planning Commission Mulls Absence Policy
• Oscar Mattson
• Flora Anthes
• Gerald Emerson Green
• Jean Hamel
• James Henley
• Elda McFarlane
• Sheriff Seeks 3 Workers; Board Prefers To Hire 1
• Rudyard High School To Present Comedy
• Student Test Scores To Play Increasing Role in Teacher Evaluations, Board Learns
• Photograph Project Underway at Fort de Buade Museum
• EUP Veterans Gather at Open House
• Hearing First Audiology Clinic Opens for Business at St. Ignace
• Clark Township Recreation Shares Plan for Snows Park
• St. Ignace Visitors Bureau Hires Mindy Sands as New Director
• Martin And Beverly Vandergeest Celebrate 50 Years
• For the Record
• Bible Study Offered
• Military Note
• Court Reports
• John And Jean Thibault Celebrate 50 Years Together
• Veterans and Community Leaders Mark Opening of Mackinaw City Clinic
• Measure May Keep 3 Local Welcome Centers Open
• Animal Control Officer To Be Supervised by Emergency Services Dept., Board Says
• Park, High School Weight Room, Museum Among Fall Grant Recipients
• Michigan Politics
• They Call It Deer Camp
• City Needs Better Marketing
• City Council Pay for October
• Christmas Collection Underway
• More To Pay Full Fare at Little Bear
• WWII Service Recognized
• Bridge May Be Lit Blue In April
• New Tobacco Products Are Hard To Distinguish From Mints But Carry Risks
• Rural Cuts Could Pinch U.P. Most
• Library Millage Passes
• Saints Advance To State Semifinals Saturday
• With Needs Growing, City Weighs Priorities
• Northland Players To Perform
• Native Ceremony Is Nov. 5
• Fort de Buade Museum Receives Copy of 1894 St. Ignace Map
• Alanna Wojnaroski of Pickford Uses Horses To Help Children With Disabilities
• Mackinac County Sheriff Victims Service Unit Seeking Volunteers
• Grand Hotel To Run Mackinac Island Village Inn Restaurant
• Stonecross Will Perform at Curtis
• Altar Society Bazaar Is Nov. 5
• Drummond Island Art Show Will Be Nov. 5
• More Communities To Be Notified of St. Ignace Master Plan
• New Manager Contract Discussion Continues; Desy Land Swap Project Approved
• DEAL ME IN
• Safe Driving Program Offered
• Headlands Challenge Focuses On Night Sky Walk
• Engadine Students Go ‘Screen Free’ for A Week
• Concerns Raised Over Missteps in Advertising, Interviews at Cedarville District
• Bull Moose Spotted at Clear Lake
• Audit Report Shows St. Ignace School District’s Financial Status Has Improved
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Is Likely Cause of Hessel Deaths
• Floyd Elmer
• William Braham, Jr.
• Howard and Judith Rye
• Francis ‘Frank’ Beaudoin, Jr.
• Mario Calcaterra, Jr.
• Danielle Sigelko Completes Mercy Health Family Practice Residency
• Baker Receives Degree From St. Norbert
• Pickford Men Named To Dean’s List
• Bennet To Speak at Curtis Meeting
• Colyns Schlehuber
• Matt Alexander To Wed Rachel Simmonds
• Caroline Ososki and Codey Peters Announce Engagement
• Garrett Laysell
• Astrid Galer
• Samuel and Christopher Surine
• Katherine Cederholm and Brett Mallory United in Marriage
• Volunteers Needed for 15-County Foster Care Review Board Panel
• Sault Ste. Marie Fall Festival Is Oct. 28
• Families Using Food Assistance Program Must Reapply
• Students Take Part in UNICEF Trick or Treating
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine-Gould City
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Transportation Study Results To Be Shared
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine, St. Ignace To Host Detroit Pistons Youth Camps
• St. Ignace To Host Battle at the Bridge Pee Wee Hockey Tourney Nov. 4-6
• Volleyball
• Football
• Pickford Boys Place Third in Division 3 U.P. Finals
• St. Ignace Boys Place Second in D-2; Cedarville Boys Finish Second in D-3
• Cedarville, Rudyard Girls Capture Team Crowns; Cullip Defends D-2 Title
• Church To Host Soup Luncheon
• Workshop Will Share Advice for Business Exports
• Bridge Traffic Is Down In September
• Archeological Help Is Needed at Mackinaw City
• Harlem Ambassadors To Play Island Athletes
• U.P. WWII Veterans Visit D.C. Memorial
• Dufina Receives Tourism Bureau Award
• Commercial Users of Clark Twp. Recycling Program Will Have To Pay $200 Annually in 2012
• Village of Mackinaw City Employees Ask for One-year Stall on Health Insurance Split
• Council Divided on Manager Evaluations
• For the Record
• Blood Drives Set
• Mackinac Island Ordinance Committee Wants To Ban Stickers
• 40 Donate Blood at LaSalle High School Drive
• Court Reports
• St. Ignace Man Faces Robbery Charges
• Stun Guns Needed, Chief Says, So Two Approved for Mackinac Island Police Department
• Brown Led LaSalle Team in 1969, Then Vietnam War Service Changed His Plans
• Michigan Politics
• New Hearing Clinic Comes to St. Ignace
• Expired Prescriptions To Be Collected Saturday, Oct. 29
• A Library Offers Materials And Resources To All
• Groups Should Not Use Public Equipment To Exercise Rights
• Veterans Should Ask For the Benefits They Deserve
• How About A Fundraiser For Chief Wawatam Rail Elevator?
• Selection of Professional City Manager Is Vitally Important
• House Puts Focus On County Budget
• Residents Won’t Pay DDA Capture
• It’s Playoff Time: 5 Teams Advance
• Chief Wawatam Artifacts Exhibited
• County Maps Out Spending Priorities
• 5 Run for City Council; 2 for Mayor
• Spooky Tales Set Stage for Halloween
• Bellfy To Speak At Chippewa County Historical Society Event
• DNR Eastern Upper Peninsula Citizens’ Advisory Council To Meet Oct. 20
• BIRTHS
• Harlem Ambassadors To Face Off Against Island Team
• Sweeney, Colegrove Are LaSalle’s Students Of The Month
• Gustafson Receives Purple Heart
• Ed and Phyllis Massey Celebrate 50 Years Together
• City Recreation Board May Raise Little Bear, Fitness Center Rates
• Fort de Buade, Kunze Seek Photos
• Marina Pub Wins 2011 Autumn Apple Days Scarecrow Contest
• Siding Ordinance Stalls as Mackinac Island Seeks Preservation, Architect’s Advice
• Transportation Study Results To Be Shared Thursday, Oct. 27
• DEAL ME IN
• Lookiing Back
• Annual Les Cheneaux Chamber Dinner Toasts Hunting Season
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine Church To Host Hog Roast
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine Football Suffers Last-minute Defeat
• Engadine To Host Fourth Annual Dig Pink Volleyball Game October 25
• Cross Country
• Bowling League Results
• Rudyard Takes Giant Step Toward Playoffs With Victory
• Junior Saints Win Second Super Bowl Championship
• Trojans Remain Tied for League Title
• St. Ignace Saints Keep Perfect Record After 14-13 Nail-biter Over Lakers
• Too Much Vinyl Siding, Commissioners Say
• Airport Excavation Unearths Early 1900s Artifacts From Old Dump
• City To Reinstate Building Inspection Dept.
• Commission Hears Ideas for Historic Sites
• Sportsmen’s Club Uses Grant To Supplement Deer Habitat
• East Lake Hearing Pushed Back
• Dark Sky Park Walk To Be October 28
• Ervin Rose
• Mario Calcaterra
• Lottie Aho
• Frederick Wagner
• Rollin ‘Ron’ Hicks
• William Cody
• Randolph Smith
• Michael McCourt
• Clarence Wondergem
• Cedarville Downtown Revitalization Subcommittee Beginning To Take Shape
• Opportunities Offered for Veterans in Business, Trucking
• Ice Sailing To Make Annual Stop in St. Ignace; Great Waters Festival Debuts in 2012
• Mackinac County Commissioners Explore Animal Shelter Options
• Chief Wawatam Park Still In Progress
• McGraw To Present Book at Frog Feast
• Veterans Miss Out On Receiving Health Care Benefits
• Local Charities Receive More Calls For Assistance
• Gravel Crusher Causes Concern in Brevort Township
• Historical Society, Others, To Pursue Plans for Fr. Marquette National Memorial
• Consolidation of Gaylord Post Office Will Have Minimal Impact in EUP
• Michigan Politics
• Court Reports
• Staff Filling in For County Official
• Fire Devastates Pickford Landmark
• Enjoys Homespun Reports From Brevort Community
• No Justification For Banning Political Speech
• Taxpayers Asked To Voice Support For Animal Shelter
• Support The St. Ignace Library Millage
• Historical Society Waits To Work on Dock
• Department Head Salary Discussions, Like All Public Business, Must Be In Public
• Announcement of Ferry Purchase Was Premature
• City Considers Help in Manager Recruiting Process
• Beavers Chosen Village Manager
• Library To Seek One Mill Nov. 8
• Medical Condition Likely Cause of Bridge Accident
• Campaign To Aid Curtis Center
• Reporter Mary Petrides Joins The St. Ignace News Staff
• DeTour
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine-Gould City
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Rexton-Garnet
• LHS Football Teams To Host Fish Dinner
• Sarah Cullip Sets Course Record During SAC Meet at Newberry
• Scott Nason Named Athletic Director at Rudyard High
• Football
• Jr. Saints Post Undefeated Season; Headed To Super Bowl at Sault
• Bowling League Results
• Volleyball
• Seniors Take Title at Homecoming Powder Puff Showdown
• Saints Maintain Perfect Record With Homecoming Win Over Newberry
• County Calls for Update of City Plan
• Rudyard vs. St. Ignace ‘Volley For A Cure’ Game Raises $4,500
• Fall Festival Provides A Splash of Color in Pickford; Hay Maze, Pumpkin Patch Featured
• Magic Show Set At Curtis Center
• Sportsmen To Meet
• Water Project Wrapping Up
• Radle Sworn In for Marines Duty
• Veterans Clinic Taking Patients
• Land Dispute Puts Mackinaw City Bike Path Project on Hold
• Cash Bash Winners Are Announced
• Clark Township Sets Direction For Hessel Beach
• Dianne Rakowski
• Robert Clayton
• Alicia Semasky
• Nayback Generations Gather
• Jeffery ‘Chum’ Crisp
• Donald Stillabower
• Frederick Bowersox
• Vernon Dumback
• Mackinac Island
• Hesser, Horsburgh Married at Grand Hotel
• St. Ignace Students Enjoy Favorite Fall Activities
• McGulpin Point Programs Saturday Will Mark 250th Anniversary of British Arrival at Straits
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Fish Fry This Friday Will Aid Bill Middleton Family
• SANE Arrests Mackinac Island Resident
• Crash On Lakeshore Drive Takes Life Of Brimley Woman
• Top of Michigan 100K Run Ends In Mackinaw City
• Four Former Servicemen Bike 368 Miles To Mackinaw City To Support Injured Marine
• McNally Cottage Demolition Scheduled For November 1
• Mackinaw City Community Picnic Offers Fun on Fire Trucks, Hay Rides
• State Elected Officials Consider Removing Personal Property Taxes
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinaw Historical Society Will Celebrate Chief Wawatam
• New Student Proficiency Measures Passed By The State
• State Releases Top To Bottom List, St. Ignace Elementary At Bottom of ISD
• Public Will Hear Details of Strategy
• Ferry Line Sold, Workers Learn
• Saints March In for Homecoming
• City Open To Main Street Idea
• Manager Hire May Come Wed.
• Chief Arrives at Straits
• Arlene Bloxsom Is Selected Child Care Spotlight Provider
• Mackinac Bands Fall Feast Is Sunday at St. Ignace
• Statewide Electronics Recycling Fills 10 Semis
• Volunteers Help Prepare Little Bear Arena Ice
• DeTour’s True Homecoming: Crowds, Volunteers Prove Football Can Come Home Again
• Taylor Creek Lamprey Control Planned
• State Police Announce New Regionalized Posts; St. Ignace To Remain Fully Operational
• Les Cheneaux
• DEAL ME IN
• Brevort
• Rexton, Trout Lake Areas To Experience Planned Power Outage Thursday, Oct. 6
• St. Ignace
• Michilimackinac Historical Society To Meet About Chief Dock Preservation
• Engadine & Gould City
• Public Hearing for Master Plan Is Oct. 19
• Alex Declercq Replaces Bob Brown on Michigan State Waterways Commission
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• DeTour
• Pumpkin Patch Opens at St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island Lakers To Host 9th Annual Volleyball Invitational
• Volleyball
• Six Advance To PPK Sectionals
• Rexton-Garnet
• LaSalle High School Hosts St. Ignace Kiwanis Cross Country Invitational
• St. Ignace Flag Football Team Finishes Season With 3-2 Record
• Cedarville Downs Rapid River; Four Way Tie Atop Bridge Alliance League
• Football
• Crabby Apple Brings 137 People Out To The Races
• Children, Families Enjoy Autumn Apple Days in Downtown St. Ignace
• Forest Clean Up Day Is Saturday
• Camille Hansen Earns Business Degree
• Hike Planned for Saturday at Tahquamenon Falls
• ‘Strike Out Violence’ Program Emphasizes Healthy Relationships for Teens
• An Uncommon Thread: Lonnie Newton Produces Award-winning Crochet Work
• What Mackinaw City Council Is Looking For in Manager
• Third Suspect Arrested In Dixie Robbery
• NLEA To Present County Strategy
• Hiawatha Club Buildings Nominated as Historic
• Invasive Plant Treatment Planned for Hiawatha
• 54 Votes Cast For Village of Mackinaw City Election
• Donald Sare
• Verna Zwolinski
• Forrest Smith
• Warren Hall
• David Catton
• Michael ‘Max’ Bentley
• Jessie Predmore
• Frances ‘Pudge’ Pechta
• Michilimackinac Historical Society Frog Feast Will Be Saturday, October 22
• Meghann Savard and Matt Tycast United in Marriage
• Megan Schairer and Matthew Compton Wed
• Rex and Virginia Wisner Commemorate 50 Years of Marriage
• Joseph and Kathryn Maciag Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Great Start Bus Tour Educates Parents, Lawmakers
• Cedarville Boat Building School Navigates Changes in Economy, Staffing
• Simmons Is New Police Clerk
• St. Ignace City Council Will Consider Seeking MML Help in Manager Search
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• One Charged For Assault in Alley
• Fall Festival Is This Weekend at Drummond Island
• Michigan Politics
• Had a Wonderful Time at Tractor Parade
• Director Shares Reason for Refusal of Increase
• Animal Control Officer Needed As Soon As Possible
• Decision Is About Saving East Lake
• Knowledge of History, Government Is Price of Admission For Democratic Participation
• Charity Drive Warms 300 With New Coats
• Mayor, 3 Council Seats, Library Millage on Ballot
• Festival Draws Families Downtown
• Professional City Managers Trained in Development
• Manager Search Brings Opportunity
• Squads Join Forces for Fire Exercise
• Gros Cap School Board Hires Lucy Evashevski as Part-time Kindergarten Teacher
• 160 Attendees Gather at 14th Annual Right To Life Banquet at St. Ignace
• Crabby Apple Race To Bring 110 Runners To St. Ignace
• Lookiing Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• Spaghetti Dinner To Benefit Fire Dept.
• Cedarville Versus Brimley JV Game To Be Held at DeTour
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Panthers Fall To Eagles in League Match-up
• Volleyball
• Junior St. Ignace Saints Improve To 5-0 on Season
• Cross Country
• Cedarville Falls To Superior Central in BAFL Contest
• Lakers Earn 100th Career Win for Coach Mary Patay
• Crabby Apple Road Race Set for Oct. 1
• Saints Flag Corps Performs First Halftime Show
• Upcoming Football Schedule
• Eagles Drop Homecoming Game 50-32 To Rockets
• Football
• Fall Festival Instrumental in Library Fundraising
• Hingston To Take Manager’s Role Until Position Filled
• Board at Odds Over Sewer Odor Source
• Road Work Could Impact Historic Status
• Breen, Palo Receive Bay Scholarships
• Trent Salo of Rudyard Completes Degree
• Grand Hotel’s R.D. Musser Retires, Shares Perspectives on Customer Service
• Blum Continues Red Cross Work
• Mason Earns GVSU Degree
• Carrier Is Named To Dean’s List
• Bridge Brawl Hockey Tournaments Begin November 4
• Cedarville School District Shows Improved Fund Balance in Audit
• Boy Scout Michael Saunders Looks To Earn Hornaday Medal With Mackinaw City Project
• After the Program, Students Say Message Has Impact
• Spa Fundraiser Aids Habitat for Humanity
• Mackinaw City Chamber of Commerce Hosts Dinner
• City Dept. Heads May Be Paid With Vacation Time
• Mackinac County Welcomes New Deputy Bommarito
• John Lechner Faces Federal Charges For Having Explosives
• Recreation Department Readjusts Rates For Activities, Fitness Center, Events
• Logan McDonough
• Vernon Nordstrand
• Richard ‘Dick’ Marshall
• Curtis, Naubinway Strategy: More Fish Will Bait Tourism Hook
• Cedarville, Hessel Strategy: Downtown Magnet Is Key
• St. Ignace Strategy: Join Michigan Main Street Program
• Mackinac Island Strategy: Why Not Buy an Icebreaker?
• Employees Retired From State Will Meet In Escanaba
• Law Enforcement Against Drugs Program Offers Test Kits
• Presidential Hopeful Mitt Romney Makes Campaign Stop in St. Ignace
• Moskwa Appointed To Island BPW Chair
• Bridge Traffic Is Down For August
• Pittenger, Bowser, Grieves Win Erickson Center Photo Contest
• U.P. Regional Blood Drive Is Oct. 13 in Sault Ste. Marie.
• Les Cheneaux Schools Welcomes Rebecca Walch
• Mackinaw City Church Sends 60 Dresses To Uganda
• Court Reports
• SANE Arrest Stops Meth Lab in Columbus Township
• Law Enforcement Torch Run Heads Across Straits
• SANE Drug Arrest In Kincheloe
• Library Raffle Winners Announced
• Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program Is Vital To Knowledge of Brevort Lake
• St. Ignace Council Denies Tax Break for Development Group
• New Festival Location Proves Successful at Curtis
• St. Ignace Facility Progressing
• Animal Shelter Employees Appeal To County Board: Hire Officer Right Away
• Price for Proposed Curtis Farmers Market Too High
• Bridge Workers Do A Great Job With Parades
• Michigan Politics
• Cloverland Warns of Phone Scam
• Next Business Meet Up Is Wednesday
• Business Association Seeks Input
• ‘We Are The People’ Discusses St. Ignace Visit, Shares Concerns on Benishek
• Oktoberfest Ushers In New Season at Curtis
• Pumpkin Roll Is Among Highlights
• Judge Delays East Lake Dam Decision
• Council Members Share Expectations
• NLEA: Hire Staff To Capitalize On Growth Potential
• Electronics Recycling Is Saturday
• Young Drivers Take Message To Heart
• McMillan Harvest Festival Is Saturday
• DEAL ME IN
• Lookiing Back
• DeTour Celebrates Happy Apple Day
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• Cedarville Places Seven Girls in Top Ten at Cheboygan; Win Ellsworth Invitational
• Volleyball
• Saints Remain Undefeated at 4-0 With Win Over Hurons
• Cedarville Edges Engadine 13-12 in 8-man Football
• Offensive Explosion Key To Pickford Panthers Win
• Bowling League Results
• Rudyard Defense Stands Tall in 14-13 SAC Victory Over Newberry
• Mackinac Island City Architect To Present Downtown Historic Design Guidelines
• Breakfast on the Farm Hits the Spot with First U.P. Appearance
• Annual Big Rig Truck Show Continues To Delight Crowds at St. Ignace
• St. Ignace Truck Show Parade of Lights Thrills Drivers as Much as Audience
• Theut Family Embarks on Studies
• Pig Roast To Benefit Garfield Fire Department Saturday
• Youth Event Aims To ‘Strike Out the Violence’ Wednesday
• Emma Gooseberry
• Michael ‘Max’ Bentley
• Linda Rutledge
• Euchre Offered at Wawatam Center
• Lois Massey
• Catherine Gonyon
• Gregory Hokans
• New Gros Cap Playground Equipment Installed
• Brevort Township Receives High Marks From Auditors
• Henry LaRocque
• Mason Grondin
• Dominic Bloxsom
• Colton Becker
• St. Ignace Elementary Students Get A Chance To See Trucks Up Close
• Military Jets Seen at Straits Training To Be Part of Afghanistan Deployment
• Compliance Is High In Mackinac County With State’s Smoke-Free Law
• New EUPISD Superintendent Sees Opportunities Amid Challenges
• North Country Trail Volunteer Receives President’s Award
• Museum Sales Up; Wawatam Park Open; Street Light Project Complete
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Robert Boynton Earns Certification
• DNR Taking Applications For U.P. Citizens’ Advisory Councils
• Sawyer Sentenced Four To Fifteen Years in Prison
• Les Cheneaux Foundation Accepting Grant Application
• New State Law Allows 10-year-olds To Hunt Deer, Elk, or Bear with Firearms
• Arrests Lower Than Last Year for Mackinaw City
• Electronics To Be Recycled In Three Counties
• Clark Township Board, Planning Commision Meet To Hammer Out Details Of Site Plan Review
• International Scout Rally Highlights Skills, Fun, and Traditions
• Curtis To Host Oktoberfest
• McDowell Announces Candidacy for Congress
• Congressman Dan Benishek Holds Public Meetings for The Week of September 27
• Benishek Accepting Service Academy Applications
• Michigan Politics
• Benishek Fields Questions on Federal Budget, Unemployment Benefits, Wasteful Spending At Cedarville Town Hall Meeting
• GED Classes Are Available Through CCSS
• Local Schools Seek to Blunt State Funding Cuts With Best Practices
• Groups To Pursue Downtown Revival
• Antique Tractors Converge at Straits
• County Compares Animal Shelter, Control Options
• Dodson Resigns; Therrian To Fill In
• Show Trucks Impress at St. Ignace
• International Scout Rally Set at Bay City Lake Campground Near Hessel
• Cheeseman, Carmean, Ruegg Win St. Ignace Raffle
• 3-D Photo Show ‘Lake Superior Time Machine’ To Play at Curtis
• Any Questions?
• Engadine-Gould City
• Cross Country
• Sports Briefs
• Mackinac Island
• Sault Ste. Marie Golf Scramble To Benefit Autistic Children
• Riders Hit the Trails for A Cause at Albany Trail Ride
• St. Ignace, Manistique MSP Posts To Consolidate
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• DEAL ME IN
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace, Pickford Junior High Cross Country Results
• Cross Country
• Lakers Volleyball Defeated; Soccer Sweeps
• Saints JV Wins Rudyard Volleyball Tourney
• Volleyball
• SPORTS
• Football
• Moran Twp. Approves Fire Sign Replacement
• Mackinac Island Recognizes Historic Day at 9/11 Ceremony
• Changes To MSU Extension Focus On Delivering Information Online
• Scott Mills New Assistant Principal For Mackinaw City
• Brooke Zulski New Teacher at Mackinaw City Schools
• Pickford Public Schools Welcomes New Physical Education Teacher Eric Teysen From Mackinaw City
• Bronk Brothers Will Perform Free Country Music Concerts During St. Ignace Truck Show
• Looking Back
• John Patrick
• David Honeycutt
• Bridgette Twining
• Pauline Wing
• Debra Demmers
• John Gaines
• Clara Vermeesch
• Gregory Hokans
• Norman Muench
• Lynn Binger
• Trappers To Convene at Kinross
• City Begins Reagon Street Work
• Two Area Men Arrested in Mackinaw City Robbery
• St. Ignace Library Events Scheduled For September
• Manistique Paper Mill Hopes To Re-emerge From Bankruptcy
• Davis Returns To Mackinac County As Deputy
• Touch of Craft Closes for the Season Sept 21
• Library Raises $1,000 Over Labor Day Weekend
• Downtown Store ‘Touch of Craft’ Sells Creations by Volunteer Seniors
• Breakfast on the Farm Offers Chance To See Dairy Operations
• St. Ignace City Council Hears Update on Budget Plans
• Bear Injures Man In Tree Stand Near Trout Lake
• Future Uncertain for Hessel Post Office, But Business Could Step In If It Closes
• Forward March! School Year Begins on Mackinac Island
• Prison Guard Facing Charges
• Construction of New Community Center Will Begin Soon, Brevort Twp. Residents Learn
• Proficiency Scores for LaSalle Show Improvements in Math, Science, Reading
• Mackinac Island To Plan for Use of Nearly Half Million Dollars in Ferry Revenue
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• President, Clerk, Treasurer, 4 Trustees Run Unopposed
• Michigan Politics
• Next Year’s Powwow Will Likely Add Downtown Involvement
• DeTour Festival Celebrates Season
• Diving Discovery Could Aid Research
• Bags Searched In Maritime Drill
• City Gets Money for Demolition
• Antique Tractors To Cross Bridge
• St. Ignace Truck Show Begins Friday
• Horse Power Draws Crowds To Fair
• Happy Apple Scarecrow Day Is September 17
• Team Hansen Wins Old-Timers Game 15-12
• Les Cheneaux Community Schools Welcome Students Back for First Day of Classes
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Dr. Skaggs To Speak at Mackinaw Area Historical Society Sept. 13
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• DNR Invites Public Input on Forest Management in Chippewa, Mackinac Counties
• Tenth Annual Mackinac Island Medical Center Golf Tournament Enjoys Success
• Cross Country
• Planning Commission To Meet Oct. 5
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Lakers Soccer Sweeps; Volleyball Places 4-8 at Tourney
• Volleyball
• Harvest Moon Is Topic of Dark Sky Event
• Junior Saints Start Season With Wins Over Pickford, Cheboygan
• SPORTS
• Gustafson Joins The St. Ignace News As Volunteer Student Photographer
• Football
• Antique Tractors To Cross Mackinac Bridge September 16
• Truck Show To Feature Rigs From ’70s TV Shows
• Old-Timers Game Serves Up Hits, Hospitality
• Welcome Back: LaSalle, Gros Cap, Les Cheneaux Schools Hold First Day of Classes
• Small Business Outreach Program Wants To Connect EUP Owners With Resources
• UP State Employee Retirees Association Hosts Fall Luncheon
• St. Ignace DDA Meeting Postponed
• Flu Shots Offered at Sault Clinics
• Families May Qualify for Free Furnace
• Vintage U.P. Photo Exhibit Is Saturday
• Sierra Club Program Set at Library
• Straits Sportsmen To Host Picnic
• Island Must Establish Districts To Protect Status
• St. Ignace Sets Public Hearing for Master Plan
• Care Connections Draws 100 Families
• John McNeil
• Mackinaw City Planning Commission Considers Lewd Business Regulations, Master Plan
• Burton, Kronemeyer, Petingalo Named Royal Court at Chippewa County Fair
• Irene Bennett
• Eugene ‘E.R.’ Bumstead
• Dorothy Lovitt
• James Warner
• Lester Hancock
• Postma To Speak at Rudyard Meeting
• St. Ignace Right To Life Banquet Features John Jakubczyk
• Reflection on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Gros Cap School Aims To Improve Reading Comprehension
• Mackinaw City Council OKs Contract for Lagoon Preparation
• For the Record
• St. Ignace Photograph Featured on Search Engine Site
• Court Reports
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported For August
• Redmond, Barber, Merchberger Reel in Winners at Slammin’ Salmon Derby
• Clark Township Recreation Committee Evaluates What’s Next for Park
• Brown Bag Campaign Benefits Children
• Dodson Family of St. Ignace Finds Providing Foster Care Rewarding, Plans To Adopt
• Pickford Breakfast On the Farm Program Planned for September 17
• Stupaks Honored By Hospital
• Michigan Politics
• No One Injured As Fire Forces Hotel Guests To Evacuate For One Night
• Assault Victim Released From Hospital
• Erickson Center Fundraiser Is Sunday
• Idea Would Expand Dark Sky Park Along Whole Shoreline
• 90 Artists Display at Marina
• International Travel Growing
• Farm Fair Begins Its 106th Year
• Island Will See Sewer Upgrade
• 36,000 Walk Mackinac Bridge This Year
• State Employee Retirees Association To Hold Luncheon
• Strategic Alliance for Health Funds Sidewalk Assessment
• Creative Sales Pitches Help Bring Customers at Mackinaw City Arts Show
• Ashley St. Andrew Makes 30 Miles in Lake Michigan Swim Attempt
• Lauren Waybrant and Brad Bosbous Announce Engagement
• Hope Jimenez
• Reagan Wieland
• Lauren Eveleigh and Travis Kross United in Marriage
• Festival To Bring Popular Jazz Artists To Mackinac
• Coast Guard Performs Swimming Survival Exercise
• Med. Marijuana Dispensaries Banned
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Free Workshop To Help Caregivers
• Mackinaw City Veterans Clinic Expects September Opening
• The Rusty Wright Band Will Play at ‘Music in Mackinaw’
• Aisle 8, Mackinac Gypsies To Perform at St. Ignace
• Lehto’s Pasties Celebrates 60th Anniversary
• St. Ignace
• Trout Lake Women’s Club To Host Annual Pie Social Sunday
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• Planning Underway for DeTour Happy Apple Event
• DeTour
• Suspended License Arrest Draws Multiple Cars in St. Ignace
• Ruffed Grouse Society Hosts 5th Annual Youth Hunt
• Les Cheneaux
• Gold Mine Exterior Receives Facelift
• Brevort
• Engadine-Gould City
• Volleyball
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Engadine Volleyball Team Completes Munising Tourney With 5-3 Record
• Dan Yake Wins St. Ignace Senior Golf Championship
• Cross Country
• Football
• Destructive Insects, Rot Found in Mackinac Island City Buildings
• LaSalle High School Celebrates Fourth Hall of Fame Induction Class
• St. Ignace Restaurant Customers Enjoy Preview
• Lennington Earns Applied Science Degree
• Local Group Plans Weekend Movable Peace Events
• No Local Schools on Low-achieving List
• Food Festival in the Works at St. Ignace
• New Mackinaw City Weigh Station May Be Located on Cadillac Street
• Peter Ney
• Mackinaw City Village Council Approves Contract For Sewer Lagoon Cleanout Prep
• Bertina Bennie
• Jacqueline Pancheri
• Dennis Huffman, Jr.
• Marie Quay
• David Honeycutt
• John Patrick
• Congressman Benishek Hears Concerns From Constituents About Over-regulation, Medicare
• Bridge Traffic Is Down for July
• Lyle Hawes Built Bridges, Family
• Newly Hired MSHP Worker Kelsey Schnell Loves History
• Fast-walking Michigan Governors Honored on Governor’s Glass
• Things To Keep in Mind Before The Bridge Walk
• Family’s First Bridge Walk Reflects Love Story, Memory of Bridge Worker
• Court Reports
• Mackinaw City Woman Arraigned on Three Drug Charges
• Rep. Joe Eitrem Appointed To Chair Sault Tribe
• Minigrant Deadline Nears
• Rearick Picked as Mackinac Island Foundation Chair
• Old-Timers Game Highlights Les Cheneaux’s Community
• Last Fab Friday Is Sept. 2
• Fab Friday Will Return, Boosts Downtown
• Wawatam Park New Features Open Friday
• LaSalle Students Receive Laptops In Preparation For School Year
• Man Hurt in Downtown St. Ignace Incident
• The St. Ignace News Office Open on Labor Day
• Arts Dockside
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinac Island Public Meeting Planned for 37.5% Sewer Hike
• Art On The Lake
• Art In The Park
• Clean Machines Grab Votes
• Diving Research Team To Return
• County Says ‘No’ To Dam, ‘Maybe’ To Hire of Officer
• Mackinac Bridge Walk Is Monday
• Powwow Grounds Fill With Celebration
• Area Academic Honors
• Gold Wing Midnight Riders Celebrate 25th Year
• Islands Association Holds 88th Annual Meeting
• DEAL ME IN
• DeTour
• Looking Back
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Library Hosts Book Clubs
• Les Cheneaux
• Community Meal Offered at Engadine
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine-Gould City
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Trio Competes in Tough Mudders Challenge
• Golf and Horseshoe League Results
• St. Ignace Men’s, Women’s Bowling Leagues To Meet
• Trojans Booster Club Offers Football Raffle
• LHS Plans 4th Hall of Fame Induction
• Latz, Hepker Trio Wins Saints Scramble
• St. Ignace Golf Champions Crowned
• St. Ignace Schools Reduce To 3 Morning Bus Routes
• Les Cheneaux To Launch After School Program This Year
• New St. Ignace Area Trail System May Be Ready for Use This Winter
• LIFT Offers Suicide Alertness Training Thursday
• Pickford Hay Days Contests Results Are Released, Parade Awards Listed
• Alexander, McManus Among Top Finishers in Rudyard Summerfest Results
• Frederick Dykstra
• Robert ‘Rob’ Feigel
• Robert Bynoe II
• No Consensus Reached in Workshop Meeting
• Local Students Make Dean’s List
• Downtown Streetlights On During Work
• Beach, Park Named as Top Priorities at Clark Township
• Hockey Assoc. To Pay City More For Arena Ice Use
• Free Workshop Helps Caregivers Of Memory Loss Patients in Sault Ste. Marie
• Will Springsteen To Perform Wed.
• Burger Bash Full of Games, Raises $250 For Diane Peppler Resource Center
• St. Ignace Team Wins $1,000 For Community in Let’s Get Moving Challenge
• Diane Peppler Resource Center ‘Here to Help’
• Iron Mountain Woman Bikes 800 Miles To Raise Awareness About Domestic Violence
• Court Reports
• Fraser Arrested For Stealing and Selling Metals For Scrap
• Soo Man Arrested For Selling Food Stamps
• Fife Lake Motorcyclist Dies in Accident Near Hoffy Road
• St. Ignace Woman Arraigned on Assault Charge
• Clark Twp. Community Foundation Survey Reveals Need To Prioritize Projects
• Greg Hokans Earns Top Award for Career Contributions To Historic Parks
• Teen Swimmer Completes Double Straits Crossing
• Artisans Bringing Their Best To Weekend Art Show
• I-75 Detour Gives Downtown St. Ignace A Boost, and Some Free Exposure
• Michigan Politics
• Chief Wawatam: Money Should Be Spent To Rebuild
• Nice To See Les Cheneaux Community Pride
• Stop and Visit Father Marquette Park
• Hay Day Results Announced
• 34th Annual Les Cheneaux Antique Boat Show Results
• Free Services Day Set Up for Families
• County Looks for Way To Stop Dam
• Corvette Fans Revved for Show
• County Pays $36K in Worker Dispute
• Airport Work Will Have Impact for Island, Mainland
• Sports Fees Set, Ticket Prices Rise
• ‘Gathering of Eagles’ Celebrates Traditions
• ‘Rendezvous’ To Showcase Cultures
• Brevort Township Fire Department To Purchase Thermal Imaging Camera
• Cheboygan Plans Annual Riverfest
• A Trip Down Memory Lane: Crowds Gather for Mackinaw Area Historical Festival
• DEAL ME IN
• Watershed Council Receives EPA Grant
• Michigan State Police Seek Information on Hit and Run in Brevort Township
• Looking Back
• Brevort Township Targets September Build Date for Community Center
• Community Care Connections Event Will Benefit Struggling Families
• Rendezvous at the Straits Powwow Will Begin August 26 at St. Ignace
• Coast Guard Honors Officer Wing at Retirement Ceremony
• Fab Friday Adds Attraction To Downtown St. Ignace
• Power Outages Scheduled for Rexton
• Dr. James Walker To Present Art History at Bayliss August 18
• Fire Safety Training Is Planned on Drummond Island August 24
• Rexton-Garnet
• Engadine-Gould City
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• ‘Voices from the Past’ Presentations Set at DeTour
• Knights of Columbus, 2 Stores To Raise Money for Ultrasound Machine
• Les Cheneaux Area Will Host 10th Slammin’ Salmon Derby
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• Brevort
• Engadine Consolidated Schools Preschool Registration Is August 22
• St. Ignace
• St. Ignace Saints Jr. High Volleyball To Begin Practice Monday, August 29
• Golf and Horseshoe League Results
• Celebrity Golf Reception To Be Held at Mackinac Island
• MacDonald To Be Inducted Into LHS Hall of Fame
• Northbound I-75 Traffic Routed Through St. Ignace
• Good Shepherd Church Will Close Its Doors August 20
• Deed To Cutter Mackinaw Handed Over To Maritime Museum
• Marina Fuel Spill, Added $48,000 Sewage Lagoon Cost Come Before St. Ignace Council
• Public Weighs in on Future of Headlands Property, Beach House at Mackinaw City
• Perry, Toast n’ Jam To Perform in St. Ignace
• Conga Se Menne Performs Saturday
• St. Ignace Library Hosts Sept. Book and Bake Sale
• Mitchell Wins Grand Prize Diving Vacation
• Harry and Gloria Smith Celebrate 60th Anniversary
• Rachel Kerkhoven, Mick Sweeney
• St. Ignace Man Bound Over on Fourth Felony Charge
• Haw of St. Ignace Rescues Two Young Swimmers
• Fishermen, Biologists Talk Over DNR Proposal To Halt Salmon Stocking in Most Locations
• Kimberlee Wisner, Michael Parker
• Bazaar Will Benefit Wawatam Senior Center
• Standing Room Only: Les Cheneaux Club Members Share 123 Years of History
• Dark Sky Program Is Saturday at Headlands
• Janette Keiper
• Minnie Kievit
• Naomi Bailey
• Janice Clark
• Sharon Kloosterman
• Tom Bergklint
• Joseph Swartz
• Effie Schroeder
• Virginia Alexander
• Arthur Jarvie
• Horn Inducted To Hall of Fame
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• 90-year-old Paper Mill Closes
• Gathering of Eagles Powwow Begins Friday
• Festival This Weekend Highlights Mackinac Island’s Signature Sweet Treat
• Volunteers Are at the Heart of Efforts at Curtis Community’s Erickson Center for the Arts
• Use Boat Line Revenues To Clean The Streeets
• Chief Wawatam Deserves A Memorial
• Voting on the Budget Control Act
• Michigan Politics
• Congressman Benishek To Host Forums in Mackinac County
• Project Backpack Hopes To Raise Students’ Self Esteem
• Moran Township May Add 1,000 Feet To Portage Street Water Project
• Festival Honors Bridge Builders
• Governor Hears Business Concerns
• Grassroots Effort Wants To Restore Old Chief Structure
• Muse Named Best in Show at Hessel
• Police Issue 9-1-1 Useage Reminder
• American Cancer Society Offers Local ‘Look Good, Feel Better’ Program To Boost Cancer Patients’ Confidence
• Appledore V To Visit Mackinaw City
• DeTour
• Christina Bigger Selected Great Start Child Care Spotlight Provider
• Looking Back
• Pickling Classes Are Offered in Pickford Saturday, August 13
• St. Ignace
• DEAL ME IN
• Jeff Daniels To Perform at Cheboygan Opera House
• EUP Fine Arts Council Presents ‘Into the Woods’
• Rexton-Garnet
• Engadine-Gould City
• Cloverland Schedules Power Outages
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• Sponsors Needed for Project Backpack
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Les Cheneaux
• Area Sports Notes
• Golf and Horseshoe League Results
• Morgan Gustafson Donates To Saints Basketball Teams
• Steve Becker To Be Inducted Into LaSalle High School Sports Hall of Fame
• Pickford’s Hay Days Celebration Drives Home a Sense of Community, Togetherness
• International Ironworkers Festival To Celebrate Bridge Builders
• Music Festival A Winner
• Museum To Get Title To Historic Boat Mackinaw
• Schmidt, Boogie 2 Shooz Will Perform at St. Ignace Marina
• Edward ‘Ned’ Fenlon
• Neil Beaudoin
• Georgiana Gustafson
• Merle Utter
• Betty Kelly
• What’s In a Name? Boat Owners Divulge Their Inspiration Behind Those Monikers
• 1917 Feature Boat My Bill Was Created Just Yards Away From Hessel Show Site
• Rare Raceboat My Darling Returns To Les Cheneaux Antique Wooden Boat Show
• Mackinaw City Eyes Business Ordinance in Face of Complaints
• Steve Dufresne Takes St. Ignace Planning Commission Seat; City To Sell Parcel
• Engadine’s Oberle Honored as 2011 Legionnaire of The Year
• LaSalle High School Students Will See Stricter Personal Electronics Policy
• Women’s Native American Drum Group Takes Part in Fab Friday Activities at St. Ignace
• Divers Come From All Over the World To Explore Straits Shipwreck Preserve
• Camp Has Pivotal Role on Capitol Hill
• Let’s Be Neighborly: It’s Just a Dirt Road
• What to Do With the Ferry Franchise Fee Windfall
• Millages in Garfield and Portage, Library in DeTour Get Voter Approval
• St. Ignace Throws Street Party for Bayside Festival
• Piippos Named Citizens of Year
• Boat Show Is Saturday
• For Chief Elevator, Rebuilding Seems Unlikely
• Dancing, Music, and Vintage Base Ball To Be Featured at Historical Festival
• Easton Walker
• Local Students Make Dean’s List at Western Michigan University
• Jessica Andary and Nicholas Clegg
• Rebecca Bartz and Patrick Litzner
• Mike Wilkins Retires After Serving 40 Years as Volunteer Firefighter
• Eleanor and Trey Murray
• Chippewa County Sheriff Sets Up Prescription Drug Collection
• Looking Back
• DNR, Tribes Team Up To Stock Walleye
• DNR Will Hold Public Meetings Concerning Lake Huron Fisheries
• Small Business Outreach Tour of Michigan Arrives at St. Ignace
• Prescribed Burns Planned at Seney National Wildlife Refuge July 30
• Fundraiser for CMT Research Organized During Pickford Farmers Market
• St. Ignace Public Library Hosts Book Clubs Each Thursday
• Jane Kologe of Hessel Enjoys Antiques and Quilting
• Maxine Bailey
• James LaChapelle
• Tamlyn ‘Toby’ Fogelsonger
• Les Cheneaux Islands Association Hosts Annual Meeting August 11
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine & Gould City
• Erickson Center To Offer Art Classes
• Meehan To Speak at Historical Society
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine Library To Host World of Bats Presentation Aug. 10
• Police Training Seminar Underway at St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Golf Club Coming Events
• Local Athletes Victorious at Girls Basketball Tourney
• Brevort
• Area Schools Announce Fall Practice Schedules
• Horseshoe and Golf League Results
• Eastern Upper Peninsula Junior High Football Schedule
• Mike Lehto To Be Inducted Into LHS Hall of Fame
• Old Hospital Serves as Office
• Testing the Waters: Classic Glass To Be Represented at Show
• Grandfather and Grandson Share Passion for Antique Boats
• Mackinac County Planning Commission Reviews Clark, Pickford Townships’ Preliminary Stance on Wind Energy
• Sportsman’s Club Hosts Art and Hobby Show
• Boater Safety Class Offered at Cedarville
• Voyageur Trading Post Opens at St. Ignace
• Local Students Earn Academic Honors
• Geocaching 101 Program Offered
• Fish Fry To Support Snowmobile Museum
• Split Decision: Dirt Lot Used for Hessel’s Festival of the Arts To Be Paved
• League of Michigan Bicyclists Will Ride To Mackinaw City
• Power Outages Planned for Western End of County
• Two Rescued From Burning Boat
• For City of Mackinac Island, Ferry Franchise Revenue Totals $228,500, So Far
• Dead Moose Found at Sand Dunes Beach Will Be Examined Further
• David Schmidt Is United Way Volunteer of the Month
• Singing Story Lady of Mackinaw To Open Bridge Buddies Children’s Museum
• Underwater Treasure Hunt in Bay Is August 14
• Chenard, Conga Se Menne To Perform This Week
• Friday Activities Bring People Downtown
• Fab Friday Activities This Week
• Movies Hoped To Encourage Repeat Visits
• Walking Tour Guide Couling Has Fun While Sharing St. Ignace History
• Michigan Politics
• Headlands To Be Discussed August 10
• Moran and Brevort Townships Compromise on 27 Mile, Black Point
• Clark Township Board Agrees To One-year Trial Period for Sewer Additive
• Future of County Jail To Get Study
• Summerfest Offers a ‘Welcome Home’
• East Lake Dam Price Tag: $631K
• Bayside Music Festival Is Saturday
• Swimmers Take On Challenges of Straits
• ‘Hay Days’ Marks Pickford Heritage
• Ferry Franchise Talk Continues
• New Restrictions Revised for Young Drivers
• Red Cross Announces August Blood Drives
• Gavin Green
• Ellyzabeth Visnaw
• Liam Brown
• Marge Bekins Teaches Elders To Identify and Harvest Sacred Herb
• Two Bridge Construction Workers Injured Wednesday
• 800-mile BikeTour To Raise Abuse Awareness
• Tootsie Roll Drive Aids Special Olympics
• Lookiing Back
• The Raisin Pickers To Perform at ‘Music in Mackinaw’
• Curtis Craft Show Will Be August 3
• Christmas in July Fundraiser Benefits Toy Drive
• Mackinaw Woman’s Club To Host Antique Show
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Volunteers, Donations Sought for Event To Help Homeless
• Power Outage Causes Car Accident, No Serious Injuries
• Public Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Eckerman Corners
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Mackinac Bridge Traffic Down in June
• DEAL ME IN
• Congressmen Clark, Benishek Announce ‘Joint District Tour’
• Engadine-Gould City
• DeTour
• Rexton-Garnet
• Golf and Horseshoe League Results
• Cedarville Basketball To Host Golf Scramble Fundraiser August 19
• Autore, Freel Win Dutcher Memorial In Five Hole Playoff
• Peter Everson To Be Inducted Into LaSalle High School Hall of Fame
• City Wants To Clean Up Rubbish, Unkempt Yards; Considers Regulation That Carries Civil Fine
• Water Warriors Hit the Waves To Raise Funds For Special Olympics Michigan
• Les Cheneaux Maritime Museum Celebrates 20th Anniversary
• Hessel Celebrates Music and Art Dockside
• Veterans Service Officer To Visit St. Ignace August 3
• Emily Cochran, David Slater United in Marriage
• New Manager at Fort de Buade Museum Wants To Encourage Community Involvement
• Adele Miller
• Ellen Garrison
• Suzanne Bickel
• Elva Nelson
• Emily Smith
• Mark Morley
• Techniques in Pencil Drawing One of Many Les Cheneaux Classes
• DeTour Library Seeks Renewal
• Jeff Daniels To Perform at Curtis
• Cline, Schmitigal On Dean’s List
• Contemporary Art Show Opens on Mackinac Island
• North Will Sign Books August 4
• Concert Is August 6 in Engadine
• Catholic Girls, Petoskey Steel Drum To Perform This Week
• Pride of Michigan Returns To St. Ignace Monday
• Former Superintendent Mike Springsteen Leaves St. Ignace Area Schools After 25 Years
• Court Reports
• Educational Sailing Trip on Inland Seas Offered at St. Ignace Marina Saturday
• Rudyard Summerfest Begins July 29
• Former Hessel Resident Warren Roosen Realizes Dream, Sails in Bayview Yacht Race
• Chamber Staff and Volunteers Integral To Fish Feast
• Ethanol Plant Will Bring Lots of Problems
• Michigan Politics
• Cutting Medicaid Funds Will Hurt Those in Need
• State Senator Howard Walker Hosts St. Ignace Office Hours
• New Members and Officers Begin New Roles at Moran Township School District
• Voters Will Cast Ballots Tuesday
• Yacht Race Sponsor Is Curtis Resident
• Lawson To Manage Village in Interim
• Lakes, Land May Fit in St. Ignace Plans
• Infrastructure Is Top Curtis Need
• Fish Feast Highlights Heritage
• TGIF: St. Ignace Fab Friday Jump-starts Weekend Events
• Sweet Memories: Sundae Serves Up Extra Helping of Nostalgia
• DEAL ME IN
• Remembering the Ax: Timber Cruiser Recalls Logging Past
• Adams Named Special Assistant To U.S. Attorney General
• Engadine Will Celebrate Heritage Day Sunday, July 24
• Katie Raynard Receives Cloverland Scholarship
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• DeTour Fine Art Festival Is July 23
• Sposito Receives Graphic Design Degree From Western Michigan
• St. Ignace
• Garden Tour Fundraiser To Benefit Friends of Pickford Library July 30
• Engadine-Gould City
• DeTour
• Saints Basketball Programs To Host Golf Scramble
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Village Inn To Host Celebrity Golf Reception on Island
• 1973 Saints Football Team To Be Inducted Into LHS Sports Hall of Fame
• School Board Set To Transition With New Leadership In Place
• Residents Call for Better Communication as County Weighs East Lake Dam Decisions
• Coast Guard Completes Tactical Training; Safety Patrols Begin July 23
• Golf Scramble To Benefit Erickson Center for the Arts
• Rudyard Area Schools To Receive Wellness Program
• St. Ignace Library Announces Kids Book Club Schedule
• Relay for Life Raises $28,005 To Assist in Finding A Cure for Cancer
• Free Meal To Be Served at Engadine
• Relay for Life Raises Funds To Donate To American Cancer Society
• Frank Malkowski, Jr.
• Mackinaw City Art Workshop Planned
• Blastomycosis Information Meeting Is Wednesday
• Majher To Speak at Whitefish Point
• Inland Seas To Sail From St. Ignace Marina July 30
• Delta To Pull Out of Local Airports Unless Subsidies Increase
• Creek Surveys Begin
• Windsurfer is Rescued by Coast Guard Near Mackinaw City
• Curtis Man Dies on South Manistique Lake, Still Investigating
• Ellen Garrison
• Jeffrey Sell
• Sarah Fountain-Garcia
• James Lowry
• St. Anthony’s Plans Fundraiser July 28
• Carriage Parade, Stable Tours Will Be Festival Highlights
• BIRTH
• Local Students Earn Degrees
• Gina Calcaterra Deployed to Iraq
• City Dissolves Harbor Authority
• Princess M Is First Boat To Reach Island, but Windquest Is First Racer To Finish
• New Assisted Living Facility Expected to Break Ground
• Cedarville Community Given Opportunity to View Cedar Cove Expansion
• Court Reports
• Port Huron To Mackinac Race To Begin July 23
• Food Preservation Helps Summer Produce Last
• Mackinac To Manitoulin Race Slated To Begin July 21
• Goethes Groove Connection Performs in Mackinaw City
• Jim Bishop, M.J. Bishop To Perform at the Marina
• Lobster Boat Ugly Anne Comes To Mackinaw, Takes Passengers on Straits Tours
• Jeff Lawson Heads To A New Challenge as Cheboygan County Administrator
• Residents’ Move to New Long Term Care Facility Goes Smoothly
• Relay For Life Committee Credits Support From Community and School District for Success
• Michigan Politics
• Rudyard Summerfest Is July 29
• Rudyard Lions Triathlon, 5K Run Scheduled for July 31
• DDA Projects Nearing Completion for Downtown Street Lights, Landscaping
• Island: History Angle Has Room To Grow
• Recycling, Blight on Clark Twp. Agenda
• Cedarville: Talents In Art Are A Benefit
• Relay for Life Surpasses Its Goal
• Calley Sees Signs For State Optimism
• Fish Feast Is Sat.
• July Tourism Is Strong at Straits
• 2 Perish as Storm Hits Chicago Race
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Engadine-Gould City
• Five Michigan Authors, Traveling Magician To Visit St. Ignace Library
• John Berry Will Perform Fundraiser Concert July 22
• Right of Way: New St. Ignace Crosswalks To Help Control Accident Rate
• Les Cheneaux
• Mackinac Island
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• St. Ignace
• Erickson Center Announces Future Events
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Detroit Lions Host Youth Football Camp at St. Ignace
• Annual Bob-O Classic Tees Off This Saturday
• Rexton-Garnet
• Dorene Ingalls Selected Prep Person of the Year
• Aaron Winberg Masonry Wins Business Golf Tourney
• Hessel’s Lee Kanitz Finishes First at 29th Annual 6K Black Bear Run
• Deficit Elimination Plan 2011: St. Ignace Looks To Shore Up Budget Problems
• Hearings Will Ask People To Think About Local Resources in New Way
• Sportsmen Will Meet Monday
• Meeting Set for Zdebski Benefit
• Communities Halfway Through Fitness, Nutrition Challenge
• Brevort Township Board Hears Update on Plans To Build Community Center
• Donna Clickner
• Gerald Leveille
• James ‘Jimmie’ Obeshaw
• Lookiing Back
• Cheryl Coyer
• Charline McGurk
• Judith Van Zoeren
• Larry Gregg
• Walter Romanik
• City Will Weigh 3% Water, Sewer Rate Increase, Hold Public Hearing
• Nick Roberts, Ramblers Featured in Concerts This Week
• St. Ignace Dance Group To Donate Proceeds to Relay
• Ostomy Group Will Meet Sunday
• Singles Group To Meet July 22
• Court Reports
• Hessel Marina Provides Inspiring Backdrop for Music and Art Dockside, Artists Say
• Moran Township Board Questions Necessity of Continuing Recreation Agreement With City
• City, Township Face Challenge of Ski Hill That Doesn’t Make Enough To Cover Costs
• Sand Bay Removal of Mute Swans Necessary To Healthy Ecosystem, DNR Says
• Crash Claims Life of Local Woman
• Mackinac Island’s Equine Culture and History To Be Focus of Next Week’s Festival of the Horse
• Regrets Relay for Life Can’t Use High School Track
• Mackinac County Sheriff Seeks Volunteers For Victim Services Unit
• Sault Tribe Plans Grant Brainstorming
• Coast Guard To Host Multi-Agency Training in St. Ignace
• Michigan Politics
• Fort de Buade Has Enough Funding To Last As Tribe Contribution Ends
• Former Editor Ney Dies in California
• Lawson Resigns as Village Manager
• ’67 Ford Fairlane Takes Best of Show
• Steve Paquin Fills Vacant City Seat
• Creative Contests Mark ‘Life’ Relay
• Learning About Animals at Frog Fest
• St. Ignace To Host Ice Sailing Champs
• Move Underway To Long Term Care
• Clark Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• John Manikoff
• Martin Tuckett
• Margaret LeCount
• Myrtle Smith
• Alice Honnila
• Caroline Soczek
• Paul Gaberdiel
• Scharline Gallagher
• Charles Stark
• Howard Alkire
• Geraldine ‘Gerry’ Wise
• James ‘Jimmy’ Obeshaw
• Dark Sky Program Focuses on Black Moon, Constellations
• Virginia ‘Missy’ Myers
• Area Students Named to LSSU Dean’s List
• Cheboygan Will Host Arts Festival July 9 at Ice Rink
• The Wild Turkeys To Perform at Mackinaw City
• MORAN TOWNSHIP
• DEAL ME IN
• Rudyard Honor Roll
• Les Cheneaux
• Economic Development Hearings To Start July 12
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• DeTour
• Mackinac Island
• Stars and Stripes Forever: Cedarville Fourth Highlights Patriotism, Tradition
• Patriotic Parade Cruises Brevort Lake
• St. Ignace Turns Out for Holiday Fun
• Morgan Gustafson, Alicia LaLonde, Jaylynn McNeely Crowned July 4 Royalty in St. Ignace
• Ruby Goudreau Memorial Parade Highlights St. Ignace Fourth of July Celebration
• After Tree Planting Comes Hard Work
• U.P. Chapter of Retired State Employees To Meet
• Sacred Heart Church Hosts Dinner
• Kincheloe Man Sentenced to Prison
• Tall Ship Appledore V To Visit Mackinaw City in August
• Families Can Get Car Safety Seat Checks
• Edwards, Team Kerr Are Grand Prize Winners at Sportsman’s Triathlon
• Magic Workshop Sparks Interest as Joel Tacey Passes Along Handful of Tricks at Library
• Marina Concerts Begin This Week
• Village Officials Mull Medical Marijuana Law
• Intermediate School District Names Employees of Year
• Les Cheneaux School Board Wants To Be Proactive in Consolidating Services
• Vintage Base Ball Game at Fort Mackinac
• Man Injured in Motorcycle Accident
• Benishek’s Bill Introduced To Halt Lawsuits on Federal Timber Sales
• Study Shows St. Ignace Residents Believe City Is Walking Friendly
• Airport Renovations Scheduled To Take Flight in August, Funding Status Still Unknown
• Waterways Commission Meets in St. Ignace, Announces Marketing Plan for Boating
• Court Reports
• Robbery Reported at Mackinaw City Motel
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Is Reported
• Body of Downstate Canoeist Found in Straits
• Clark Township Continues Adding Teeth To Police Powers Ordinance
• Board Receives 2% Pay Raise, Provides Project Updates at Annual Meeting of Electors
• John Shoberg Shares Patriotic Tales of American Flag
• Mackinac Island City Council Grants Shepler’s Promotional Pricing, Addresses Ads
• Garden Expressions Tour Is Saturday
• Michigan Politics
• Kinross Ethanol Plant Makes No Economic Sense
• Will Miss St. Ignace This Year
• Actions Suggested City Cooperation With Prospective Monopolist
• Concerned About Change in Marina Oversight
• Preservation Is Powerful Economic Tool, Expert Says
• Ecology Will Be Focus at Frog Fest
• Concerns, Support Weighed at Planned Ethanol Facility
• An Old-fashioned, Hometown 4th of July
• All St. Ignace Teachers To Keep Jobs
• Slideshow - 2011 St. Ignace Car Show
• Clark Township Minutes
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Vacation Bible School Registration Begins July 11
• ‘54 Chevy Bel Air ‘Myrtie’ A Rare Character At The Show
• LeClears Make Car Show A Family Tradition
• 36th Annual St. Ignace Car Show
• May Traffic on Bridge Is Down
• Youth Summer Day Camp Is Available at St. Ignace, Engadine
• DNR Proposes Gray Wolf Delisting
• Hulbert Awards Scholarship, Donates To Fire Department
• Reflections of History: Les Cheneaux Maritime Museum Celebrates 20th Year
• Road Commission Suggests Roads To Repair for Brevort Township Matching Funds
• Beautiful Day, Beautiful Cars
• Michigan Bats Show No Signs of White Nose Syndrome
• ’29 Ford Model A Pickup Turned into New Aluminum Workhorse
• ‘Movies By the Bay’ Will Begin July 3 at St. Ignace
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Lookiing Back
• ‘Music in Mackinaw’ Series Will Feature Blue Water Ramblers
• Les Cheneaux Library Book Sale To Begin June 30
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Peterson Runs Boston Marathon
• Sarah Dehring Is Named Volleyball Coach at Alma
• Sports Briefs
• East Holds On To Defeat West 28-20 in Fourth U.P. All-Star Football Game
• Air National Guard, Michael Snell To Open St. Ignace Concert Series
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Les Cheneaux
• Rudyard
• Les Cheneaux
• Standing Out In The Crowd
• Here Comes the Down Memory Lane Parade!
• Crowds Fill State Street To Admire Classic Car Collection
• Linda Vaughn Presents GM, Doeran Memorial Awards
• Crowds Throng State Street for Car Display
• Jill Haske Earns Degree at GVSU
• Mayer, Wittmus Awarded EUP Counselors Scholarships
• Rudyard High School Announces Scholarship, Award Winning Students
• Mary Lou Peters, Meet Mary Lou Peters
• Mackinaw City Arts Program Draws Crowd
• DNR Eastern Upper Peninsula Citizens’ Advisory Council To Meet June 30
• Grenier Painting To Be Displayed at Charlevoix Exhibit
• Students Earn Academic Honors at NMU
• Red Cross Announces July Blood Drives
• WEDDING
• ENGAGEMENT
• BIRTH
• State Trooper Michael Poliski Completes Specialized Training
• Tom North Book Shows History of Mackinac Island
• Boyne City Student Group Among Those To Tour St. Ignace
• Madeline and Maurice Kelly
• DeTour Schools Honor Roll
• Russell Earl
• Dorothy Vairo
• Edward ‘Ned’ Fenlon
• Sylvester ‘Moe’ Mrozek
• Joy Bigger
• Jeanne Farnsworth
• Leonard Pitko
• Wyse, Moore, Bennett Take Essay Prizes
• Mackinaw City Art Events Announced
• Kalbfleisch Publishes Book
• Local SANE Drug Arrests Reported
• Rudyard School Public Library Events Announced
• Court Reports
• First Salmon Festival Aims To Encourage More Interest and Success in Deep Water Fishing
• Cope Honored at Gros Cap School
• Ed Reavie Reports Strong Crowds, Close to 900 Cars
• Charity Bike Rider To Pass Through Area
• 2011 ST. IGNACE CAR SHOW WINNERS
• Local Color
• ‘Cute’ Takes Home Trophy for Custom Work
• This Year, Evan Brings His ’67 Camaro
• Volkswagon Transporter Spans Decades
• ‘Andy Griffith’ Squad Car Makes 1st Visit
• Midget Mod
• Les Cheneaux Foundation Wants To Raise Awareness of Pet Illness Caused by Soil Fungus
• Applying Biosolids Is Not Disposal, It Is a Product, DEQ Tells Brevort Twp. Residents
• Public Asked To Share Ideas on Economic Development in 4 Upcoming Meetings
• Michigan Politics
• Holiday Events Planned Across Local Area
• Suburban Carryall Has Aura of Mystery
• For the Record
• Lions Clubs’ Project Kidsight Receives $2,500 Tribal Donation
• Mackinac County Extends Part-time Animal Control Helper for Three Weeks
• Auto World VIPs Spot Future Trends
• 800+ Superb Cars Turn Out for 36th St. Ignace Show
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Lookiing Back
• Engadine-Gould City
• Les Cheneaux
• DEAL ME IN
• Crumm To Sign Book at Car Show
• Les Cheneaux Business After Hours Set for Thursday
• Engadine Church To Host Free Dinner
• Benishek, MacMaster To Have Town Hall Meetings
• Claudia Schmidt, Steve Little To Perform at ‘Music in Mackinaw’
• Crawford Earns Master’s Degree
• Mackinac Island
• CEDAR ‘Business Meet Up’ Will Be Tuesday, June 28
• Curtis To Hold Above the Bridge Songwriters Weekend
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• School Board Postpones Special Meeting
• Mackinac County Airport Receives $150,000 Repair Grant
• Wrestling Clinic Draws 200 Grapplers To St. Ignace
• DeTour
• MJ Bishop To Perform Local Summer Concerts
• St. Ignace
• Mackinaw City Comets Youth Basketball Camps
• Horseshoe and Golf League Results
• EUP Players, Coaches Will Participate in All-Star Football
• North Girls, South Boys Post Victories at All-Star Classic; Hatfield Earns MVP
• Colonial Cannonball Found at Heritage Village
• Remonumentation Will Move Forward
• Dogs Have Their Day at the Park
• Rare and Restored Automobiles Wow Crowds at Antiques on the Bay
• 2011 Antiques on the Bay Car Show Winners
• Art, Craft Show Is This Weekend in Mackinaw City’s Conkling Park
• Worry Over City’s Biosolid Sludge Brings DEQ To Brevort Township
• Surprise: Relay For Life Holds Purple Toilet Bowl Campaign As Fundraiser
• Seeing Beyond the Scissors: Local Barbers Share History, Appeal of Profession
• Les Cheneaux Museum Summer Exhibits Range From Barbershop To Sandbox
• Pickford To Celebrate Hay Days Starting August 3
• Handyman Frank Smith Retires From Village After 40 Years
• Cedar Ridge Boat Works Now Open for Business in Cedarville
• Violet Shipley
• Trisha Litzner
• Dorothy ‘Sis’ Brown
• St. Marys River Fisheries Task Group Conducting Walleye Movement Study
• David Lovegrove
• Maritime Museum Hosts Open House
• Luepnitz Follows Dream of Opening Pizza Shop, Offers Slice of St. Ignace
• Law Enforcement In Mackinac County Collective Effort Among Departments
• Visitors Bureau Vote Will Increase Room Assessments
• MPSC Dismisses Case Dealing With Mackinac Island Ferries
• Hatton Known for Handpainting Stripes on Factory Cars
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinaw City Council Denies Increasing Customer Service Ratios
• Mackinac Bridge Authority To Raise Price For Walkers, Bikes, or Sleds Transported Across
• VW Bug Shows Off Big Block Power
• Show Car Is Former Rock Celebrity Ride
• Elmer Will Resign From Marina Job
• Packard Takes Top Honor at ‘Antiques’
• Mackinaw City May License Ferries
• St. Ignace Car Show Is This Week
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Township Minutes
• Moran Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Fort de Buade Museum To Offer Full Slate of Summer Programs
• Curtis Library To Host Value of Books Presentation, Summer Reading Program
• Local School Districts Announce Year-end Awards and Scholarships
• St. Ignace, Cedarville Libraries Announce Event Schedules
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace
• Lookiing Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Public Can Weigh In As Mascoma Ethanol Plant Seeks Air Quality Permit
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine & Gould City
• Brevort To Celebrate Midsummer Pole Raising Sunday
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• Red Cross To Offer Babysitter Training
• Rudyard Golf Scramble Is Friday
• Rudyard Bicyclists Make Trip Around U.P.
• Meeting for Jr. Trojans Football Is June 20
• St. Ignace Basketball Camp Gears Toward Teamwork
• Brevort
• Recreation Department Announces Summer Schedule
• Rudyard Bulldogs Softball, Baseball Defeated in Regional Semifinals
• Hessel, Kirby Record Win During 32nd Spring Scramble
• Saints Hoops Camp Teaches Fundamentals to Youth
• Golf and Horseshoe League Results
• St. Ignace Softball Players Receive Season-ending Honors
• Seven Players, Three Coaches Selected to All-Star Classic
• Wilson Carries On Coaching Tradition at Cedarville High
• Clark Township Crafts One Parking Ordinance From Eleven
• Shop Local Campaign To Offer Discounts at St. Ignace Businesses
• Edelman, St. Onge Raise $67.65 for Animal Shelter
• Rural School District Funding Preserved as Education Sees Severe Cuts
• American Legion to Meet at Casino
• Mackinaw Maritime Festival Gives Family A Connection to Lost Father
• Newton Twp. Historical Society Seeks Building
• Shipwreck Museum To Host Program Saturday
• Ferry Company Will Offer Lilac Festival Tours
• Headlands To Host Dark Sky Park Open House
• Islands Wildlife Contest Winners Lured To Compete by Family, Friendship
• St. Ignace Teachers Say Volunteer Program Helps Improve Their Instruction
• David Potter
• Henry Stephenson
• Brian Thompson
• Assessments Raise Questions Between Township Assessor, County Equalization
• Thomas McBride
• Steven Brown
• Mary Lou Williams
• MSU Extension To Host Open House
• David Lovegrove
• Audrey Hawkins
• David LaJoice
• Whitefish School Receives Lions Club Funding
• Smith Is New St. Ignace Officer
• Moore, Oven, Arseneau, Knachel Named Engadine Students of the Week
• Music in the Park Begins June 15
• Hesser and Horsburgh Engaged
• Birth - Joellen Runt
• HSS June Monthly Meeting and July Hike Are Scheduled
• Above the Bridge Songwriters Weekend Set for June 23-26
• Music in Mackinaw Schedule Announced
• Birth - Maddison Menominee
• Schwiderson Ends Long Tenure on EUPISD Board
• Three People Rescued From Rip Current on Lake Michigan
• Tribal Board Gives Interim Powers to Causley
• New $3 Billion Statewide Business Initiative to Strengthen Economy, Governor Says
• Governor Rick Snyder Talks Statewide Issues at Conference, Sans Tie
• Court Reports
• For the Record
• Long Standing Traditions, Beautiful Flowers Keep People Coming Back To Lilac Festival
• Keeping The Language Alive: Native Speakers Teach Ojibwa in St. Ignace, Hessel
• Lower Peninsula Deer Baiting Ban Lifted
• DNR Assists Drummond Island Citizens To Develop Land Management Plans
• Radford’s Art Will Grace Book Cover
• Michigan Politics
• New Assisted Living Facility To Add 20 Jobs in St. Ignace
• Mackinaw Planning Commission Approves Ordinance Changes
• Citizens Plead for Repeal of St. Ignace School Staff Cuts
• 9 Learn Skills of Traditional Boat Builders
• Collectors Head for St. Ignace
• Big Day for Dogs
• Classic Cars Ready To Shine
• Clark Township Minutes
• St. Ignace DDA Slates Several Projects for Completion
• Lookiing Back
• St. Ignace
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• M-129 Resurfacing To Begin June 13
• Island Lilac Festival Is June 10-19
• DEAL ME IN
• Rudyard
• Mackinac Island
• Bays 1st, Saints 2nd in 3200 Relay
• Saints Boys Second; Lakers Girls, Trojans Boys Fourth at U.P. Golf Finals
• Formolo, Jarvie Set School Records
• Relay Teams Show Strong Results
• Rudyard Bulldogs Boys, Girls Sweep District Titles
• EUP Dominates: Four Championships, One Runner-up at State Track Finals
• Performances Set in Engadine, Sault
• DNR Seeks Public Input on Drummond Island Resources
• Garden Creatures Teach About Life Cycles in St. Ignace School Play
• Open House Is June 8
• Gros Cap To Collect .5 Mill
• Super Saturday Draws 800
• Businessman Asks Village Council: Why Are Some Businesses Excluded From Phone App?
• Islands Wildlife Banquet June 11
• State Forest Campgrounds To Stay Open
• Metal Drive Will Aid Peppler Center
• Fort de Buade Offers Program
• Judge: Dismiss Ferry Case
• Floyd ‘Eddie’ Brown
• Jeannette Pearce
• Jeanine Kelso
• Steven Kuchuk
• Crystal Jutson
• ENGAGEMENT
• Manistique Area Gathering of the Clans Is June 11-12
• Killinger Book Modeled Around Mackinac Island
• Councilman Gustafson Resigns City Seat; Marina Reorganization Considered
• Hospice of EUP Offers Residents Bridging Program
• Michelle Richards Earns Bachelor of Science Degree at University of Tampa
• Austin Peay Graduates Gerald Cronan
• Winkelman Receives PhD
• Cally Klimczak Graduates from Central Michigan
• Vicki Carter and James Varty United in Marriage
• LaTour Accepts NSCS Membership
• Local Students Named to Albion College Dean’s List
• Mackinaw Historical Society Meets Monday
• State Waterways Commission To Meet in St. Ignace June 17
• St. Ignace Visitors Bureau Will Clarify Budget Plans as Hotels Vote Again on Room Assessment
• For the Record
• Touch of Craft Opening This Week
• Council Pay Is Reported
• Carp Lake Bass Tournament Is June 18
• Mackinaw City Alum Wallin Advises Graduates ‘Find All Things Shining’
• Boat Building School Sets Course for June 10 Graduation
• Community Challenge: St. Ignace Vies for Top Spot in Activity Competition
• Let’s Take Care of Our Own and Raise Funds for Music
• Jason Byma’s Enthusiasm Captures Hearts of Students
• Michigan Politics
• Business Seminar To Offer Tips For Preventing Crime
• Coast Guard Station Sault Ste. Marie Welcomes New Response Vessel
• Day at the Pond Thrills Youngsters
• Moran Twp. Reappraisals Underway
• Maritime Festival Is Saturday
• Rural U.P. Flights Threatened by Cuts
• Students Explore Voyageur History
• Gustafson Hired as Superintendent
• Swing Bed Law Offers Patient Choice
• Slideshow - Kids Fishing Day
• Midge Hatches Heavier Than Previous Years
• Children, Parents Attend Star Power Rally
• Gros Cap Celebrates 8th Grade Graduates
• Lookiing Back
• Rudyard Historical Society To Meet June 9
• Soo Locks Dam Seepage Issue Resolved; Construction Resumes
• St. Ignace Library To Hold Book and Bake Sale June 3-4
• Mackinaw City Class of ‘61 To Host All-class Reunion
• Marshall, Horn Named LaSalle High School’s May Students of the Month
• St. Ignace
• DEAL ME IN
• Adam Patton
• Pauline Godin
• Frank Wood
• Michael Ellison
• Gary Olsen
• Constance ‘Connie’ Ygeal
• Jon Anthony Corp
• Evelyn Burgess
• Newton Township To Secure Historical Society Building
• Engadine & Gould City
• DeTour
• Detroit Regional Chamber Brings Conference to Island
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Linksters Earn EUPC All-League Golf Honors
• Saints Basketball Camps Set For June, July
• St. Ignace Saints Junior High Track Teams Close Out Successful Season
• St. Ignace Softball Sweeps Mackinaw City
• Saints Golfers Prepare for U.P. Finals
• Brimley Girls, Cedarville Boys Win EUPC Track Championships
• LaSalle High School Athletes Receive Year-end Awards
• Saints Place in SAC Track
• Time Constraints Stall Election To Replace McCoy
• School To Collect Only Half Mill of Sinking Fund This Year
• St. Ignace Hosts Kids Fishing Day Saturday, June 4
• Mackinaw City Students Plant Trees
• Tourism Boost: Out-of-state Visitor Spending Soars 21% in Michigan
• EUPISD Will Form Consortium for Districts to Share Business Services
• 17 Graduated From Engadine High School, Many Receive Local Scholarships
• Water Warrior Ride Scheduled July 25
• Seven Valedictorians Speak at Rudyard High School Graduation
• Top Senior Academic Achievers Recognized by School Districts
• Pickford Graduates Told To Cultivate Relationships, Choose Their Own Path
• Court Reports
• Academic Achievement Marks Cedarville High School Class of 2011
• ‘Our Students Responded to a Higher Level’ – 52 Earn LaSalle Diplomas
• Reinstated Funds Mean Good News for Michigan Schools
• Maritime Festival in Mackinaw City Is Scheduled for June 11
• Health Department, Animal Control, and Dam Project Come Before County Commission
• Clark Priority List Fine-tuned
• Remembering the Fallen
• Michigan Politics
• Hoteliers Look at All Angles of Room Assessment Increase
• Gustafson, Spry Are Candidates
• Manager Law Aims To Solve Problems
• Parade Keeps Families Coming Back
• 8th Annual Mackinaw Memorial Bridge Race
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Artist in Residence Carmel Peppler Plans To Nurture the Arts in Mackinaw City
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Red Cross Announces June Blood Drives
• American Legion Post Elects Officers
• Michigan Notable Author Gordon Olson To Visit Mackinaw Library
• Engadine-Gould City
• St. Ignace
• DeTour
• Les Cheneaux
• DEAL ME IN
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Joyel Hyvarinen Inducted into Brimley High Hall of Fame
• Trojans, Lakers Win EUPC Golf Titles
• Mackinaw City’s Heritage Village To Expand Summer Schedule
• Saints Sweep Regionals
• LaSalle High School Athletes Receive Year-end Awards
• Baker, Perry Set Track Records
• Bays Girls, Trojans Boys Win Division 3 Titles
• Cedarville Trojans Honor Athletes During Annual Awards Banquet
• County Planning Commission Considers Vacant Seat
• Community Foundation Provides 17 Scholarships To LaSalle Students
• Wyers Earns Degree
• ‘Evening of the Arts’ Shows Off Youth Talents at Les Cheneaux School District
• Griffin Leonard
• William Barber
• 23 Sault Ste. Marie Hoteliers Vote To Increase Room Assessment to 5%
• Hutchins Earns Girl Scouts Appreciation Pin
• Coyne, Finkel Earn Albion Awards
• Looking Back
• Looking Back
• Shirley Vieau
• Perry Stone
• ‘Business Meet Up’ Planned for May 25
• Mackinaw City Village Council Considers Moving Buoys on North Huron
• Gary Olsen
• Bessie Chambers
• Edith Conley
• Prentiss Dettman
• Michael ‘Mickey’ Lasley
• Gladys Bumpus
• Shirley Nichols
• Margaret ‘Peggy’ Brown
• Ahlich, Worden Receive Albion Degrees
• Jessica Duncan Eyes Uganda Mission
• Christopher Completes Basic Training
• Marina Pub Renovated
• Court Reports
• Gustafson Family Opens Gift Shop
• Marske, Berkompas, Flickinger Place in Trig-Star Competition
• Chamber, Fountain of Life To Host Business After Hours in Cedarville
• LaSalle High School Students Recognized With Scholarships, Classroom Awards
• Shepler’s Asks MPSC To Dismiss Case
• City of Mackinac Island Seeks Dismissal of MPSC and Federal Cases in Ferry Issue
• Snows Heritage Park Pavilion in Cedarville To Remain First-come, First-served
• Performance Shell Dedicated To Roths
• Michigan Politics
• Does the U.P. Produce Enough Wood for Ethanol?
• Cottage Law Clarified for Eastern Upper Peninsula Farm Market Producers
• Townships Hear Legislation Update
• Paying Tribute: Students Honor Veterans
• Rudyard School To Change Busing
• Memorial Day Services Planned
• Young Les Cheneaux Artists Show Talents
• Pageant, Parade Set for Weekend
• Sorrels Is Ambassador of the Year
• Registration Ends Friday for MARSP Meeting at LSSU
• Picnic Lunch Sunday Will Benefit Leeanne Trudo
• Griffin Beverage’s St. Ignace Warehouse Recognized for ‘Green’ Design
• Les Cheneaux District Explores Sharing of Business Services With ISD
• Les Cheneaux
• Lookiing Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Erickson Center Announces Upcoming Events
• Mackinac Island
• Walleye Tourney To Kick Off Memorial Day Weekend
• St. Ignace
• Robinson Inducted Into Bowling Hall
• Robin Kissinger Named New Saints Varsity Volleyball Coach
• Engadine & Gould City
• Pickford Panthers 2011 Girls, Boys Track Teams
• Brevort
• Mackinaw City Residents Show Support at Deni Mahlmeister Benefit Dinner
• Junior High Track Results Cedarville Trojans 2011 Girls, Boys Track Teams
• Uzz Pemble Records Fifth Hole-in-one at St. Ignace Course
• St. Ignace, EUPC Golfers Compete on Links
• Saints Sweep Wildcats; Fall to Indians, Hornets
• Jake Strait To Play Football at Alma College
• DeTour Athletes Honored at Awards Banquet
• Eastern Upper Peninsula Teams Shine During Track and Field Meets
• Approval Given for Hessel Beach Application
• St. Ignace Mayor Paul Grondin Will Face Challenger Joe Durm in November
• DeTour Newspaper Students Tour The St. Ignace News
• Mackinac County Commission Briefed About Hospital Strategy
• Public Works Flushes Out Fire Hydrants On Mackinac Trail
• Super Saturday Is May 21
• University of Michigan Scholars Visit St. Ignace on Educational Journey Across State
• Weiss Earns Degree
• Library Events Announced for May
• St. Ignace Twp. Hires State Building Inspector
• Stamp Out Hunger Is Successful, and Post Offices Say They Will Continue To Accept Food
• State Park Campgrounds Closure Decision Now On Hold Until June
• Sharon Wyers
• John Austin
• Shirley Nichols
• John Hessel
• James Morningstar
• Violet Grant
• Four Students Honored at Engadine
• Benefit Dinner Planned for Bill Hayward
• Repair To Black Point Road Approved By Three, Opposed By Two Trustees
• Mailman Louis Grondin Retires
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Pickford Market Opens Next Week
• Buying Dock, Building New Facility in Plans for Icebreaker Museum
• Ferry Hearings Suspended
• Grass Fire Burns 17 Acres
• Volunteers Polish Maritime Museum to a Shine for Opening
• Board Shares Outline of Proposed New County Commission Districts Using Census Data
• May MISP Meeting Moved to Island
• Bridge Traffic Is Down in April
• Mackinaw City Chamber Hosts ‘Starting a Business’ Presentation
• Technology Proposal: Quality and Relevance of Education Are at Stake
• Hessel Post Office May Close
• Michigan Politics
• Benishek Names Streamlined Federal Timber Process as First Bill
• Boat Crews Train for Safety
• McCoy Resigns as Tribal Chair
• Man’s Gift Goes Beyond Sight
• Hospital Update: 5 Laid Off
• New Program Will Enliven Downtown
• City Woes Grow As Audit Comes In
• Six Lose Jobs at St. Ignace School
• New Beautification Project Gives Nod To History of Hospitality at Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• DeTour To Launch Farmers Market
• Remote-control Car Drivers Square Off at St. Ignace Competition
• Lookiing Back
• Engadine & Gould City
• Rudyard Lions Seek Nominations for Community Service Award
• DeTour
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Rudyard
• Bowling Crowns Women’s, Men’s League Champions
• St. Ignace Sweeps Brimley in Softball Twinbill
• McLeod Signs Letter of Intent for MTU
• Nicole Elmblad To Attend University of Michigan
• LaSalle High/St. Ignace Saints Linksters Open Season on Successful Note
• St. Ignace Saints Girls, Boys Sweep Kiwanis Track Championships
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Bunker, Burton Win Individual Titles; Lakers, Trojans Post Team Victories
• Moratorium Placed on Marijuana Clinics
• St. Ignace Area School Board Won’t Ask For Millage Again
• Diane Peppler Resource Center Offers Support Groups
• Headlands Park Designated International Dark Sky Park
• Jennifer Marshall Recognized as Daycare Provider
• Record Numbers Take Free Trip to Island
• DNR Supports Federal Proposal To Remove Wolves from Endangered Species List
• Farm Market To Host Workshop
• Benefit Planned for Beaudoin Family
• Cedarville Man Hurt in Rollover
• Ferry Hearings Postponed
• The Arts Named as Strong Employer and Tourism Draw
• Local Men Elected To Legion Offices
• Spring Salad Luncheon To Be May 17
• Win-Some Women Retreat Registrations To Be Accepted Through Friday, May 13
• Nicholas Montie Graduates From Kirtland Police Academy
• Volunteers Are Needed for Maritime Museum Clean-up Saturday, May 14
• Touch of Craft Store Will Relocate
• Nearly $300 Stolen During Break-in at St. Ignace Public Library
• Scenic Heritage Route Receives Federal Grant for $56,000
• MILITARY
• ENGAGEMENT
• Pike Season Begins With Islands Wildlife Fishing Contest
• BIRTH
• Star Power Rally Kicks Off May 18
• William ‘Will’ Visnaw
• Jennifer Bufford
• EUP Residents Join in Mental Services Rally
• St. Ignace Man Found Deceased
• James ‘Cloudy’ Cloudman
• Dorothy Vairo
• Calvin Ruperd
• Delbert Nelson
• Sharon Wyers
• Donald Weeks
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Sawyer Bound For Circuit Court
• Frank Holubeck
• Mackinaw City Residents, Merchants To Offer Yard and Sidewalk Sale
• Harrington, Winkelman Named LaSalle High School’s April Students of the Month
• Shearer Resigns, Pann To Take Lead Role at Three Lakes Academy
• Cedarville Play Is This Weekend
• Planning Commission Revisits Lewd Business Zoning
• ‘Hero for the Uninsured’
• Mary Swiderski Honored as Child Advocate of the Year
• Is Springtime Coast Guard Presence Necessary at Les Cheneaux?
• Michigan Politics
• Talent Impressive At Green and Gold Revue
• Parking Meters Deter Downtown Business
• Benishek Plans Two Local Meetings
• Coast Guard Guides Boaters Back To Marinas for Lack of Life Vests
• Emergency Management Office Says Communication and Cooperation Key in Disaster Situation
• 8 To Lead Village Arts Committee
• St. Ignace Voters Reject Millage
• Museum Earns Preservation Award
• St. Ignace Hotels Turn Down Hike in 2% Room Tax
• Farmers Share Ideas for UP-wide Food Distribution
• Shot Rings Out To Open Fort Mackinac
• Election Results
• Sault Business Spur Reconstruction Will Commence May 5
• Newberry Group To Perform Little Red Riding Hood
• Brickers Share Story of Tundra Hike Trip May 11
• Summer Youth Theater To Host May 4 Auditions
• ‘Cupcake Wars’ Sweeten Enrichment Class
• Northern Michigan Departments Gain Valuable Live Fire Experience
• Hulbert To Host Wildflower Day
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Island
• Chippewa Community Foundation Will Host ‘Wine Down’ Fundraiser
• Hiawatha Shore To Shore Plans Hike, Work Days
• Motorcycle Safety Classes To Be Available
• Kindergarten Round-up Draws Future Students
• Rudyard
• Engadine-Gould City
• DEAL ME IN
• DeTour
• Brevort
• Bayside Farmers Market Moves to New Location
• ‘Tag’ Budlong Bicycle Time Trial Is May 14 at Kinross
• St. Ignace
• Volunteers Needed for May 7 Hiawatha Forest Clean Up
• Les Cheneaux
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Bowling League Results
• St. Ignace Saints Sweep Pickford/Cedarville Pirates in Non-League Softball
• Les Cheneaux
• Cedarville Boys, Brimley Girls Finish First at Robert W. Smith Track Meet
• Brimley Girls, Cedarville Boys Race to Web Morrison Track Titles
• LaSalle High’s Grace Wheeler To Attend Alma College
• Lady Saints Hoops Team Honored at State Capitol, Awards Banquet
• St. Ignace Commissioners To Wait on Medical Marijuana Ordinance
• Cedarville Library Receives $1,450 Donation
• St. Ignace Lions Club Auction Is Saturday, May 7, at Casino
• Invasive Species Drastically Alter Dynamics of Lake Huron Fishery
• Hosptial Foundation To Sell Geraniums
• US-2 Resurfaced Near Naubinway
• Mackinaw City Chamber Announces New Smartphone App, Web Site
• Singles Will Meet
• St. James To Host Spring Fling May 14
• Taylor, Maison Named Engadine Students of the Week
• Schools Receive Laptops; St. Ignace Postpones Distribution
• Louella Groh
• Dorothy Merchant
• Lyle ‘Geet’ McLeod
• Edward Desormeaux
• Ahlich Earns Academic Recognition
• Cline, Schmitigal Earn Honors at Baker
• Davis, Chambers Are Named LaSalle Students of the Month
• Spaghetti Dinner To Aid Dutcher Family
• 178 Business Licenses Secure Approval on Mackinac Island
• LaVake Inspires Visiting Reader
• Honor Roll Announced
• St. Ignace Accepting Applications for Superintendent
• Alumni To Gather
• Straits Ostomy Group Will Meet May 15
• Some Districts Go High Tech For Alternative Education Students
• For the Record
• City Council Pay Reported for the Month of April
• CCSS Offers Golf Lessons
• Sea Lamprey Control Planned for Lake Huron
• More Than 50 Children Go ‘Bowling for a Cause’
• School To Postpone Track Reconstruction
• Mackinaw City Property Crimes Rise
• Mackinaw City Begins Arts Program
• County Apportionment Board To Re-draw Districts
• ‘Wedding of the Century’ Celebrated in Kinross
• Clark Township Places Moratorium on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, Seeks More Information
• Monroe, Nettleton, Hoath Elected As Cloverland Electric Co-Op Directors
• MSHP Looks at New Funding Source
• Veterans Clinic Located at Voyagers
• Hope Chest To Give Away 112 New Mattresses To Families
• Michigan Politics
• Cedarville Riders Raise $850 for Charity
• County Pins Down Alliance Contract
• Library Will Seek 1 Mill for Operations
• Putting Collaboration Into the Equation
• Employers Scoop Up Local Workers
• Hospital To Lay Off at Least 15
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Rudyard Triathlon Endorsed by Council
• Frank Horn Scholarship Dinner Raises $2,500
• Experienced Mushroom Hunter Moira Wilson Shares Morel Identification Tips
• Project To Reduce Congestion at International Bridge
• United Methodist Women Host Spring Tea Saturday
• St. Ignace
• Lookiing
• Spaghetti Dinner To Benefit Mahlmeister
• Engadine & Gould City
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Cedarville School District Will Host Class D State Band Festival
• Caldwell’s Act of Goodwill Helps Save Woman’s Life
• Mackinac Island
• Understanding Census Data Workshops Set for May 5 and 6
• Lockhart Earns Team Member of the Year at Hessel Kewadin
• Mackinaw City Comets Softball, Baseball Teams
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine Girls Sixth at Superior Dome Meet
• 10 Inducted Into U.P. Sports Hall of Fame
• Jose’s Cantina To Host Saints Girls Hoops Fundraiser
• Hepker Learns From Experience on Links
• Pickford Panthers Boys, Brimley Bays Girls Win EUP Track Meet at Engadine
• History of LaSalle High School Track Records Tells Story of Saints Success
• Sports Briefs
• St. Ignace Saints Sweep Softball Twinbill Over Maplewood Black Bears
• Mackinac Island Gets Fiber Optic Cable
• Determining Needs of Farmers To Be First Step in New Agriculture Program
• County Remonumentation Effort To Be One-quarter Complete By Year’s End
• Clark Township Board Places Moratorium on Marijuana Dispensaries
• Wastewater Treatment Business Presents To Clark Township Board, Offers Several Fronts for Savings
• Abuse Prevention: Children Participate in Annual Pinwheel Garden Parade
• Summer Road Projects Outlined for Mackinac County
• Lori Strich To Leave Police Office This Summer
• Mackinac Island District Facing 8% Loss in Revenue, School Board Learns
• Russell Dagenais
• Robert Anderson II
• Violet Walker
• Joseph Porcaro
• Lawrence Vallier
• Frank Malkowski, Sr.
• Feldman Family Opens Enterprise Vending in St. Ignace
• Seth Bird
• Payton McNulty
• Lillian Winkelman
• Genevieve Hanna
• Small Engine Repair Shop Now Open in Epoufette
• St. Ignace Township To Spend $3,200 For Two Road Projects
• System Cuts Back on Pharmacy Errors
• Broadband Internet Coming to City This Summer
• Free Ferry Day Scheduled for May 7
• Compensation Committee Cuts Mayor’s Pay For Planning Commission
• Gros Cap School Board Looks Over Parking Lot, Building Plans
• Gros Cap School Scholarship Dinner Raises $1,500
• For the Record
• Free Drug Test Kits Offered to Mackinac County Parents
• Third Grade Students Take Their Questions to City Hall
• War Memorial To Expand ER With $21 Million Project
• Roofers Offer Maintenance Plan to Cedarville School
• Just a Boat Ride Away, But a Lot of Math Between Mackinac Island, St. Ignace
• New Veterans Clinic Planned
• New Straits Tours To Sail From Mackinaw City; Commissioners Hear Boat-building Update
• Michigan Politics
• M-123 Closed North of Newberry
• Two School Funding Decisions in Hands of Voters, Not Lansing, May 3
• Election, Advertising Superintendent Job Externally Are A Waste Of Money
• City Rec Committee Delays Approval of Five-Year Plan
• Boating Season Gets Underway
• Voters Head To Polls May 3
• 450+ Hours
• Island School Gives Teachers Pink Slips
• Jewell Is New Cedarville Postmaster
• Disposal Offered for Medications
• Economic Growth Strategies Outlined
• Frank Foster To Visit St. Ignace Library
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Rexton-Garnet
• Deer Ranch Sold To Cullip Family
• Sea Lamprey Control Planned For Mackinac County
• Kewadin Casino To Host Blood Drive
• Berry Family Bingo Benefit Is April 20
• Brevort
• Bidding Continues At Library Fundraiser
• 1,200 Houses Lose Power As Winds Sweep County
• DEAL ME IN
• DeTour
• St. Ignace
• Kincheloe VA Outpatient Clinic To Relocate to Sault Ste. Marie
• Bowling League Results
• Sports Briefs
• Former Saints Graduates Play on Gridiron at NMU
• Saints Drop Twinbill in Softball Season Opener
• St. Ignace Girls, Boys Win Eastern Upper Peninsula Track Season Opener
• Yob Replaces Stupak on Park Commission
• St. Ignace Home Show Lures 1,100
• First Catamaran Launched for Season
• Two Seats Available for Pickford Public School Board of Education
• Scrapbookers Raise Money for Local Food Pantry
• Seats Contested on Mackinac Island
• Mackinaw City Voters Will Consider 3 School Proposals on May 3 Ballot
• Shepler Withdraws Restraining Order Placed On Mackinac Island
• Phyllis Blanck
• Marie St. Andrew
• Linda Fenske
• Marcella Longman-Silva
• Delores Goetz
• 5 Minutes Added to School Day
• Community Meal Planned at Engadine
• Services Announced at Faith Baptist
• Court Reports
• Federal Loan Funding Approved for Brevort Township Community Center
• Millage on Ballot for Pickford School
• Clark Township Voters To Consider School Millage
• DeTour School District Seeks Millage Renewal May 3
• Kuusinen, VanAlstine on May 3 Ballot for Two Open Seats on DeTour School Board
• County Commission Wants Economic ‘Big Picture’
• City Council To Fill Vacated Full-Time Post With Part-Time Seasonal Police Officer
• Rudyard Voters To Choose Among 4 School Candidates
• Gros Cap Seeks Fund Renewal
• Gros Cap School: Dandona, Gillmore, Sposito on Ballot for 2 Seats; MacDonald Uncontested
• Michigan Politics
• School and City Should Look For Regional Strategies To Save Money
• Encourages New Candidates To Run For City Seats
• Young Men Brave Frigid Lake To Take an Early Dip
• Library Says It’s Not Fair For City To Change Its Support
• Requiring All Ferries To Operate Off-Season Is Irresponsible
• Conference To Address Church Assistance With Prisoner Re-entry
• School Board Race Draws 3 Candidates
• Murray, Freel Seek School Board Seats
• 5 Millage Renewals on Portage Ballot
• 4 Race for 2 Seats on School Board
• Voters To Consider Buses, Technology
• Book Effort Inspires Children’s Parade
• Bridge Traffic Down 7.6%
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Mackinaw City Fish Fry Is Friday
• Work To Begin South of Mackinaw City on Broadband Cables
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• Lookiing Back
• Rudyard
• Scholarship Available in Curtis
• Tasiemski, Stevens Are Students of the Week at Engadine School
• Bridge Tour To Aid Library
• Engadine-Gould City
• DEAL ME IN
• St. Ignace
• Area Schools Announce 2011 Schedules
• LaSalle All-Night Grad Party To Host Fundraiser
• Mackinac Island
• Saints Honored at Awards Banquet
• ‘Meet the State Champions’ Girls Basketball Event Set for April 17
• Wyers Completes Senior Season
• Bowling League Results
• St. Ignace Sports Physicals Scheduled for April 15, 19
• Joe Ostman, Galloway Thurston Receive MVP Wrestling Awards at Banquet
• ‘Robot’ Program Aids Pickford Library
• Moran Twp. Approves Water Contract
• Legal Cases, Wage Freeze Reflected in City Budget
• St. Ignace School Opposes Snyder’s Education Plan
• Cast of Elementary Students To Present ‘Jungle Book’ This Week at Cedarville
• Sharon Muench
• Jane Earls
• David Potter
• Joan Ruegg
• Evelyn Tervo
• Constance ‘Connie’ Malcho
• Freida Robinson
• Edward Beckman
• Opal Lovegrove
• Ann Bronfman
• Emma Stokes
• Engaged - Savard, Tycast
• Straits Area Ostomy Assoc. Meets In Cheboygan
• Carmichael Earns Degree In Business From Grand Valley State University
• Pete Everson To Retire After More Than Three Decades As School Administrator
• City, Board To Meet Over $4 Million Mackinac Island Project
• Woman Escapes Trout Lake House Fire
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Great Start To Offer Family Fun Night Thurs.
• Job Fair Planned for April 28 at St. Ignace
• Ashley Paquin Earns Award at Kewadin
• MDOT Public Meeting Planned in St. Ignace
• Engadine Will Host Health Fair Saturday
• Yoder Honored for Work With Children
• Please Keep Pets Under Control
• City Council and City Attorney Miss the Point
• Mackinac Island Proprietor Recalls Unexpected and Mysterious Guest
• Spring Blooms Ready for Show
• State To Close 23 Campgrounds, But Lawmakers Suggest Local Ownership Instead
• Michigan Politics
• Cloverland Announces Meetings
• Island Students Hold Candidate Debate
• Cedarville Dredging Underway
• DDA Buys Downtown Lights
• City Mulls Police Staffing Options
• All Mackinac Island Ferries Get Franchises
• Art Is Focus of Student Trip to Italy
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Spread of Bovine Tuberculosis Declines
• Leo Krzeminski
• Diane ‘Zelda’ Selby
• William ‘Bill’ Austin
• David Potter
• C. Craig ‘Hoagie’ Kleinhenz
• Ruth Oja
• Malcolm ‘Mike’ Yale
• Kathleen ‘Adele’ Miller
• Benhard Kokko
• Lookiing Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Brevort
• Rudyard
• Engadine & Gould City
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Les Cheneaux
• Bowling League Results
• Rudyard Community Foundation To Host Music Night
• McLeod Named to All-Class Dream Team
• Rexton-Garnet
• DeTour
• Saints Sweep U.P. Awards; Elmblad, Coaches, Team Receive Top Honors
• Bois Blanc, Newton Townships Gain Population
• Members of the Mackinaw City Volunteer Fire Department
• Volunteer Firefighters: Serving for Duty, Staying for Camaraderie
• Kindergarten Enrollment Planned
• Kevin Sprague To Speak at Rudyard
• 2 Mackinaw City Meetings Canceled
• Gros Cap School To Host Dinner
• Early Morning Beach Scene
• Fountain Opens Cedarville Chiropractic Office
• Chamber Seeks Nominations For Ambassador of the Year
• Director Of North Country Trail to Speak at Village Inn
• Rice, Browning Named Students of the Week
• St. Andrew Completes Basic Training
• Eva Hough
• Matthew St. Andrew
• Emily Werkheiser
• Anna Colegrove
• Leah Eifler
• Straits Health Expo Is April 26
• Education Conference To Cover Youth Healthy Living Issues
• Silent Auction To Aid Library
• Singles Group To Meet Saturday
• No Damage in Grass Fire Friday
• Pinwheel Garden, Bowling Night Are April Roundtable Programs
• Owls and Hawks Featured in Upcoming Straits Audubon Programs in Mackinaw City
• St. Ignace Home Show, Spring Expo Expected To Draw More Than 50 Vendors
• For the Record
• Swing Bed Bill Would Give Patients More Choice
• Shepler Seeks Restraining Order Against Island
• 35,000 Fish Stocked at Hessel
• Lake Huron Fishery Workshop Is April 19
• The Sweetest Thing: Hobby Producers Share Love of Maple Syrup Season
• Michigan Politics
• A Tribute To Ferraro
• City Situation Is Dire
• St. Ignace Needs To Wake Up
• West Mackinac Health Fair Will Be April 16
• Community Grant Applications Now Available
• Brevort Township Approves $18,000 in Cuts To Budget at Annual Meeting
• Wind Farm Finds Township Approval
• Projects Planned for Mackinac Bridge
• City Council Mulls Proposed Cuts List
• Mackinac Island Ferries Begin Runs
• Tourism Forecast Looking Good for Straits, EUP
• Crunching Through Ice To Open Season
• More Local Workers Line Up for Jobs
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Family Time: Sharing in Occasion Is Highlight of Fun Day
• Mackinaw City To Hold Blood Drive
• ‘Ghost Hunters’ Island Episode To Air March 30
• Mackinac Island
• Students of the Week Honored at Engadine School District
• Engadine-Gould City
• ‘Reading Around the World’ Is March Theme at Cedarville School
• Father Williams Appointed Associate Pastor
• St. Ignace
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Spring Grant Applications Are Available
• Honor Roll Students Named at Engadine Schools
• Saints Peewee Place Second in State Tourney
• Rudyard
• St. Ignace Bowling League Results
• Jill Bentgen Contributes Recipes for New Whitefish Cookbook
• Brevort
• Straits Area Conference Honors Scholar Athletes
• Les Cheneaux
• LHS Upcoming Event Schedule
• The St. Ignace News All-Area, EUPC, SAC Basketball Teams Selected
• Cedarville Trojans Season Ends at 23-3 After Quarterfinal Loss to Cougars
• Census Shows Decline in Mackinac County
• Bridge Toll Booths To Take Credit Cards
• Dog Days Are Back on Mackinac Island
• Mackinaw Ordinance Changes Could Help Nicolet Street Growth
• Rev. Billy Graham’s Daughter To Be Keynote Speaker at Win-Some Women Retreat in May
• Claris Snyder, Dick Dietrich Lead Methodist Music Program
• Fort de Buade Museum Board Hosts Volunteer Challenge ‘5 For The Fort’
• Grand Valley State Names Dean’s List
• Blessing of the Runners 5K Race Benefits Cedarville Track Team
• Roguska Completed Basic Training
• Patton Accepted to West Point Academy
• Brandt, Davidson To Perform at Erickson
• Romeri, Jacobson, Baker Are Named Corrections Officers of the Year
• Lois Miller
• Mackinaw City Looks at Encouraging Property Owners To Use Vacant Buildings
• Cutting Building Preservation Tax Cuts Could Discourage Projects, MHPN Says
• Jeresy and Jordyn McDonald-McClure
• Sharon Wynn
• Carole Jeanne Hague
• Durwood Carmean
• Dorothy Gereau
• Clark Township Zoning Board Approves Landscaping Change
• Raffle Will Benefit Mackinac Island Class of 2011 Senior Trip
• Watkins Granted Variance To Use Smaller Easements for Landlocked Properties
• Court Reports
• Winners Announced From EUP District Science Fair
• Public Service Commission’s Ferry Boat Hearings May 16-17
• Classes Offered in Sugar-free Desserts, Music, Gardening, Drawing
• St. Ignace Council Pay Reported
• Michigan Politics
• Public Employees Could Be Doing More To Help
• Shifting School Aid Could Cover General Fund Deficits
• Elected Officials Must Enforce St. Ignace City Charter
• State Police To Close 21 Posts
• Hank Michaels Is Citizen of the Year
• Marguerite Arbogast Wins State Bee
• Oliver House Named to Commission
• Escaped Horse Survives Two Winter Months on Its Own
• Keep on Knocking: Rudyard-based Group Celebrates 50 Years of Playing ‘31’
• Lookiing Back
• Les Cheneaux
• Little Bear Arena To Host Walker Brothers Circus March 28
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• Rexton-Garnet
• Engadine & Gould City
• Brevort
• Small to Large: Leach Brothers Reel In Both Ends of Spectrum
• St. Ignace Bowling League Results
• Rudyard Falls to Negaunee in Regional Semifinals
• Tyler Wilson Presents Medals at State Finals
• Ian Burton Scores 1,000th Career Point
• Play Auditions Set For March 29 at Sault Theatre
• St. Ignace Saints Junior High Hoops Teams
• Dinner To Benefit Melissa Foster
• Family Fun Day Will Be March 26 in St. Ignace
• Former Engadine Coach Reaches Class D Finals
• Elmblad Second in Miss Basketball Voting
• Bays Drop Q-F Game; Finish Season 21-4
• Cedarville Trojans Dominate Pellston Hornets in Regional Semifinal Victory
• Photo
• Auditors Find $120,000 Overage on City Books
• Cedarville Trojans Win 6th Straight Regional Title in Overtime Thriller
• Town of St. Ignace – and Its Friends – Celebrate Tournament Run
• St. Ignace Saints Tournament Run
• St. Ignace Saints Tournament Run
• Local Woman Dies in Ski Trail Accident
• Shepler Ferry Has Citations Dismissed
• No Injuries In Small Dryer Fire
• LeRoy Currie
• Carole Hague
• Swen Aho
• Russell Schultz
• Robert Baker
• St. Ignace Township To Delay Gorman Road Project Until Next Year
• Donald McKinnon
• Allen Barr II
• Harry Hunt
• Thomas Wilder
• Jeannette Pearce
• Calvin Rogers
• Chili Dinner To Benefit Fort de Buade
• Students Named To Northern Michigan University Dean’s List
• Gustafson Joins Coldwell
• Island Student Onaca Bennett Competes In Poetry Out Loud
• Spellers Compete In Finals
• Les Cheneaux School Board Considers Repair Projects
• For the Record
• Red Wings Alum Player Set for Court on April 20
• Coast Guard Begin Opening Shipping Channel
• Red Cross Offers Disaster Services Classes
• Engadine Honors Students of the Week
• Mackinaw Historical Society Hosts ‘Cabin Fever’ Dinner
• Rare Super Moon Shines Over Wawatam Lighthouse Saturday
• Straits Area Narcotics Team Arrests 41 in Tri-County Drug Sweep
• Public Service Commission Denies Dismissals, Investigation Continues
• American Legion Presents Donations to LaSalle Band
• Mackinaw City Master Plan Aims To Preserve Sense of Character
• Young Drivers To See More Restrictions
• Bridge Traffic, Fare Revenue Down
• Electric Rates Could Climb 8% For Cloverland Co-op Customers
• Michigan Works! May Close June 30 If Federal Funding Disappears
• New Computer Software Allows Quick Records Check
• Michigan Politics
• 2nd Port May Set Ordinance
• Ferry Rules Adopted
• 5 Seek County Position
• Saints Prove ‘U.P. Power’ as State Champs
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Bull’s-eye: St. Ignace 4-H Archery Program Helps Build Lifelong Skills
• ‘Yooper Home Companion’ Will Premier at Curtis
• Warren Keller Works Behind the Scenes To Restore Antique Wooden Boats
• Runway Fashions Set To Open
• Rudyard Pep Band Shows Support for Bulldogs Basketball
• Mackinac Island
• Sportsmen’s Club To Meet Monday
• Les Cheneaux
• Bowling League Results
• Brevort
• DeTour
• ‘Aladdin’ Opens This Weekend at DeTour Performing Arts Center
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine-Gould City
• Nicole Elmblad Selected AP Class C Player of the Year
• Bonnee, Colegrove Receive Youth Bowling Scholarships
• Cedarville Trojans Down DeTour Raiders for 6th Consecutive District Title
• Rudyard Defends Class C District Championship With Win Over St. Ignace
• Township Looks To Cut $20,000 From Budget
• Mike Springsteen Announces Retirement
• Saints, Bays Win Regional Hoops Crowns
• Edward Jones Now Open in St. Ignace
• Meeting Set for Ferryboat Ordinance
• Relay For Life Meetings To Organize Fundraiser Are Now Underway
• Spotlight Shines on Women Lighthouse Keepers
• Sharon Smith Memorial Wall Offers Opportunities To Support Cedarville Athletes
• Overeaters Anonymous Meets at Library
• Engadine Church To Host Dinner
• Fish Fry Will Aid Cedarville Sports Boosters
• No One Hurt in US-2 Logging Truck Mishap
• St. Ignace, Mackinaw City Lumberyards Close
• St. Onge Completes Air Force Training
• North Country Trail Association Hosts Annual Gathering
• Straits Area Ostomy To Meet in Petoskey
• Mackinaw Memorial Parade To Host Fish Fry Dinner
• St. Louis, St. Andrew Named Students of the Month
• Library Acquires Digital Microfilm Collection
• John Hessel
• Stephen Kulpa
• Gary Misner
• Joan Krause
• Ralph Hamberg
• Royal Receives Coast Guard Award
• MPSC Says Commission Can Regulate Ferries, Not Island
• Long Term Care Nurses, Staff Visit New Building
• Island Holds Historic Design Workshop
• Donations Made Through Taxes To Protect Children from Abuse
• Six Players Receive Chipper Huskey Scholarships
• Local Blood Drives Planned During March
• Mackinac Island Community Remembers Friend, Firefighter Bobby Roach
• For the Record... Again
• Adams Is New County Officer
• Michigan Politics
• Court Reports
• Weeding Out Potential Harm: District Asks Buyers To Educate Themselves About Plant Purchases
• County Commission and Employees Reach Agreement So County Can Pay Health Benefits
• Bravo to Jazz Night Performers
• City and School Need To Address Real Problems
• Lookiing Back
• Village Takes Fresh Look at Outdoor Business Ordinance
• Families Gather for Cooking Program
• Pure Michigan Funding Secured
• Are Landscaping Mandates Needed?
• Students Wow Crowd With Night of Jazz
• Tour, Park Projects Poised To Begin
• Tassier Derby Frames Perfect Ice Fishing Weekend
• Les Cheneaux
• Food Drive Will Be Held at Curtis
• Contested Mackinac Island Property Sold
• Mackinac Island
• Rudyard
• Berkompas Earns People’s Choice Award at ‘Northern Michigan Has Talent’ Contest
• Bridge Traffic Down 2.9% for January
• EUP Parent Great Start Coalition Presents Cooking With Kids Class
• Local Students Earn Academic Honors at Ferris State University
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine-Gould City
• DeTour
• Cedarville Ends Successful Season With 18-2 Record
• Brimley Bays Down Panthers To Capture First District Crown Since 1996
• Rickley Advances to Match Play at Bowling State Finals
• Mackinac Island Girls Win NLL Conference Tourney
• Rudyard Falls to Newberry in District Semifinals
• St. Ignace Girls Basketball Wins Ninth Class C District in Eleven Years
• St. Ignace, Cedarville Students Participate in March Reading Month
• St. Ignace Knights of Columbus Raising Funds for Ultrasound
• ‘Lion King Theater On Ice’ Raises $1,000
• Medical Marijuana Regulation Remains Hazy
• Ordinance To Deal With Medical Marijuana Issue
• EUPISD Superintendent Comes From Sault Ste. Marie Position
• Moran Twp. Mails Tax Assessment Information
• Navy Graduates Corrion
• Richard Saunders
• Daisy Mae Walker
• Henry Stephenson
• Dora Stepanski
• Emery ‘Jim’ Pallagi
• Mason Matson Hooks Perch
• Mackinaw City Society To Host Dinner
• For the Record
• Mackinaw City Mulls Its Own Ordinance
• Parents Appreciation Dinner Hosted By Child Protection Rountable March 21
• Cedarville Middle School Band Will Perform at Cheboygan Opera House
• Pennington Talks at Chippewa County Genealogy Society
• EAB Update: Funding Still Available for Surveys
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Mackinac State Historic Parks Program Visits Pickford Elementary School
• Mackinaw City Planning Commission Recommends Increasing Customer Service Ratios
• Two St. Ignace School Millages: Voters To Be Asked For Buses, Technology on May Ballot
• Guns and Hoses Basketball Game Raises $800 For Fire Department Equipment
• Les Cheneaux School Board Will Try Combining Food Service
• Moran Township Increases 2011 Budget by 3.9 Percent
• Michigan Politics
• Ballot Proposals Lined Up for the May Election
• Cuts May Strain City Operations
• Moment of Victory
• Schools Mull Shared Services
• Aboard the Biscayne Bay Straits Icebreaking Excursion
• Ferry Ordinance Examined
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Township Minutes
• Wellness Program Students Take Ice Skating Field Trip
• MSU Extension To Move Into Health Department Building
• Rudyard Church Organist David Erfourth Honored for 50 Years of Service
• Pickford Author Tom Ball Captures Spirit of Historical Battle in New Tale
• Rudyard
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinaw City Releases Master Plan Draft
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• Central Michigan University Announces December Graduates, Honor Students
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine-Gould City
• Brevort
• Lookiing Back
• St. Ignace Midget BB Captures District Title
• Bowling League Results
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• St. Ignace Saints Girls Qualify for State Bowling Finals
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Spring Forward: Head of Farmers Market Planning for New Season
• Volunteers Brave Cold To Build Fish Cribs
• Paul Hatton To Be Featured Guest
• Clark Township To Address Recycling Issue; Middle Entrance To Get New Survey
• St. Ignace, Cheboygan Communities Support ‘Hooping for a Cure’
• Mackinaw City Asks MPSC To Be Heard on Ferry Issue
• Eight Top EUP Spellers Clear Another Round, Heading to March 16 U.P. Finals Competition
• Mackinac Island To Work on Ferry Ordinance Wed.
• Delight Craig
• Mary Winters
• Charles Smith
• Paul Raynard
• Virginia Waterman
• Clifford ‘Mark’ Deaner
• Six MDOT Workers Enjoy Retirement
• Natalee Luepnitz
• Village Council Approves Special Event Requests
• Natalee Luepnitz
• Helen Closs Will Celebrate Her Centennial Birthday
• Chili Contest In Moran Saturday
• Book Sale, Movie Night Highlight Events
• Recreation Board Seeks Input on 5-Year Plan
• ‘Lion King Theater On Ice’ Comes To St. Ignace Sunday
• Sault Tribe Head Start Children Visit The St. Ignace News
• County Board Will Appoint New Member Until Election
• City Council Pay Reported
• For the Record
• Fundraiser Dinner To Benefit Warmth for Warriors Is March 8
• Court Reports
• ‘Night of Jazz, Pop and Steel’ Will Be March 12
• Diving Research Team To Return to Straits This Summer
• Les Cheneaux Area Hosts Steve Tassier Pike and Perch Derby This Weekend
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinac County’s Children Need More Education Support
• St. Ignace Should Be Proud of Pond Hockey Tournaments
• Area Schools Name Honor Roll Students
• Blue Ice Piling Up on Lake Michigan
• U.P. Youth Pond Hockey Doubles in Participation
• Hospital Funding Assured
• Slam Dunk! Game Raises $16K for Oncology
• Mackinac Island Asks State To Drop Investigation
• Wolves Killed
• Engadine-Gould City
• Berry To Perform at Erickson Center
• St. Ignace Singles Group Will Meet
• Trinity Episcopal Church Remains Active During Winter
• Mackinac Island
• Rudyard
• Mackinaw City Fundraiser To Help With Billy Vieau Medical Expenses
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• March Madness Opens Play for Girls, Boys Hoops
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Bowling League Results
• Three Local Acts To Participate in Northern Michigan Has Talent
• Brevort
• DEAL ME IN
• Girls Basketball District Pairings
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Saints Booster Club To Hold Raffle
• LaSalle Qualifies 5 Grapplers for State Finals; Thurston, Ostman Place First
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Snyder’s Budget To Cut Schools State Aid
• Ice Fishing Highlight of Curtis Winter Carnival
• Collectors Showcase Antique Snowmobiles in Naubinway
• Pure Michigan On Track To Receive Additional $10 Million
• Despite Loss, Local Players Enjoy Sharing Ice With Hockey Heroes
• Mackinaw City Considers Customer-Parking Ratio
• County Transportation Study Now Underway
• Mackinac Island Supports Installing Plaque, Forms Veterans Committee
• Looking Back
• Dorothy McKerchie
• Moran Township Does Not Take Offer on Digital Mapping, Approves Road Projects
• EUP Schools May Consolidate Food Service
• Adaptations: How Do Trees Survive the Winter?
• Results Announced for Fishing, Snow Buddies
• Birth
• St. Ignace School Board OKs Millage For May Election
• Barker, Thurston Named Students of the Month
• NEWS FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
• For the Record
• Island Master Plan Revisions Under Review
• Draft Ferryboat Ordinance Expected This Week
• St. Ignace City May Leave Some Jobs Unfilled To Repair Streets, Council Says
• Weather Challenges Hockey Plans
• Michigan Politics
• Just What Is the City of Mackinac Island Up To?
• City Council, Mayor Should Consider Donating Their Time
• St. Ignace Recreation Department To Seek Treadmill for Little Bear Fitness Center
• Gov. Snyder Unveils Proposed Budget; Job Training, Tourism Focus of Spending
• Les Cheneaux Community Celebrates 50th Snowsfest
• Youth Pond Hockey Next to Take the Ice
• DeTour Winterfest Planned Saturday
• Litzner Resigns County Position
• Town Packed Full for Pond Hockey
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Hokans Family Celebrates Tradition: Rooting for the Green Bay Packers
• Ray Card Winner of Island Chili Cook-off
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• Brevort
• Eleanor Ross
• DeTour
• Frank ‘Lucky’ Ingram
• Straits Area Sportsmen’s Club To Construct Fish Cribs
• Mark Gallagher Dinner Will Be February 17
• St. Ignace
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Engadine & Gould City
• Bowling League Results
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Pee Wee Hockey Team Captures District Title
• Saints To Play Chiefs in ‘Hooping For A Cure’ Game
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Anderson, Snowaert Bowl Career High Games During Road Matches
• Thurston Earns 100th Win; LHS Qualifies 7 at Regionals
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• 6 Teams Participate in Snow Softball Tourney
• DDA Discusses New Lighting, Park Progress
• Saints Win District Championship in Dramatic Fashion
• St. Ignace, Rudyard Advance in Quiz Bowl
• Mason Named to GVSU Dean’s List
• Dennis, Formolo, Sherbrook, Buss Named Students of the Week
• Community Action Agency Offers All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast
• Engadine Church Community Meal
• Horn Accepted to Albion Premed
• Heidi Labinski Self-Taught in Glass, Silver-Smithing
• Dianne Arnold, Dennis Phillips Married at St. Ignace
• Air Sledders Hope for Revival of Ice-gliding Sport at Les Cheneaux Islands
• No Public Comment Drawn on Mackinaw City’s $4.5 Million Budget
• Slow Ash Mortality Project Will Hold Public Meeting, Seminar in St. Ignace
• County Agrees to Pay Employees’ Share of Rate Increase for One More Month
• Memorial Parade Hosts Fundraiser
• St. Ignace Police Warn of E-mail Scams
• Court Reports
• St. Ignace Council Pay Totals $2,020 During January
• President Obama Speaks in Upper Peninsula on National Wireless Initiative
• Slate of Candidates Announced for Various Offices in May 3 Election
• Pond Hockey Tournament Will Bring 600 Players to Moran Bay This Week
• Dissolve City Police Department, Then Dedicate Funds to City Streets
• Michigan Politics
• ‘Lion King on Ice’ Comes To St. Ignace
• Planning Commission Begins on St. Ignace Complete Streets Plan
• Winter Carnival Is Saturday at Curtis
• Naubinway To Host Snowmobile Show
• Man Still Missing
• City Hikes Ferry Fee to 7%, Caps Tickets at $24
• School Celebration Puts Focus On Winter Fun
• Pond Hockey Action Begins Friday
• Cardboard Sleds Ready to Race
• St. Ignace Library Announces Events
• Tahquamenon Falls Snowshoe Hike Is February 12
• St. Ignace Students Learn To Prevent Bullying
• Moran Bay Chalet Is Addition to Pond Hockey
• Jolene Michaels To Reorganize History Room
• Mackinaw Area Public Library Joins Consortium, Improving Access
• Looking Back
• Trout Lake Firemen Will Host Fishing Fundraiser Tournament
• White Ribbon Campaign Raises Awareness of Violence Against Women
• DeTour
• Engadine-Gould City
• Beaudoin, Ingalls Named LaSalle Students of the Month
• Susan Mayer Reed Will Speak at Rudyard Historical Society
• Les Cheneaux
• Rexton-Garnet
• DEAL ME IN
• St. Ignace Boys Bowling Team Drops Home League Matches
• St. Louis Signs Letter of Intent To Play Football at FSU
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• St. Ignace Wrestlers Win First SAC Title Since 2002
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Rudyard Men Among I-500 Racers
• Moran Bay Rinks Await Pond Hockey Action
• City’s Long-term Road Repair Plan To Come Before Tax Appeal
• Eight Advance From St. Ignace Spelling Bee to U.P. Regionals
• Rudyard Spelling Bee Winners Heading To February 23 Regionals at Brimley
• American Legion Gift Will Aid Pediatrics Unit
• Therrian on NCMC Fall Dean’s List
• County-wide Transportation Survey To Begin Next Week
• Gertrude Bailey
• Prentiss Dettman
• Shirley Valot
• Raymond Altman
• Verne Skinner
• Brenda Parks
• Helen Pitko
• Sheriff Reports Fewer Foreclosures, Repossessions
• Les Cheneaux Trail Groomers Share Challenges of Keeping Snowmobile Sports ‘on Track’
• For the Record
• LCCS Band Program Hosts Spaghetti Dinner
• Davis Scholarship Now Available
• Families Council Offers Troubled Youth Seminar
• DNRE Citizens’ Advisory Council to Meet in Newberry
• State Agency To Investigate Mackinac Island Ferry Rates
• Slate Announced for Snowsfest Weekend
• St. Ignace Wastewater Project Expected To Start in May
• Court Reports
• Assessor, Equalization To Meet
• Fort de Buade Revamps With New Name, Programs
• Mackinac County Commits $15,000 to Economic Development Alliance Plan
• Internet Service Might Lure Campers To U.P. Parks, Officials Say
• Personal Injury Accidents Down in 2010 in St. Ignace Area
• Michigan Politics
• Clark Township Will Have Dredge Agreement Reviewed
• Mediators Help Solve Debt Disputes
• Expertise in Cow Health Takes Ruegg Around the Globe
• Litzner’s Roles for MBA, County Get Court Scrutiny
• Pres. Obama Will Visit U.P. Thursday
• Students Enjoy Day on the Slopes
• Hospital Shopping for Partnership
• Clark Township Minutes
• Tradition, Love for Sport Reel In Participants at Walleye Jamboree
• Looking Back
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• DEAL ME IN
• Brevort
• Rudyard
• Elmblad Nominated for All-American Game
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Bowling League Results
• LaSalle High School Events
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• St. Ignace Saints Bowlers Drop League Dual Matches
• Simmons Named to Academic All-State 2010 Football Team
• Saints Place Tenth at Gaylord; Ostman, Thurston First
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Six Local State of Michigan Employees Retire
• Blizzard Snowmobile Race Entertains With Flurry of Activities
• St. Ignace Family Enjoys Training Siberian Huskey Teams for Racing Challenge
• Retirees Will Meet
• Adrienne Coyne
• John Manikoff
• Jeff Kenyon
• Robert Botke
• Fredrick Scott
• Upper Peninsula Club Picnic in March
• Deadline To Run for School Board Feb. 9
• McDonald Receives Masters Degree from Central Michigan University
• Births
• St. Ignace Students Compete in EUP District Spelling Bee
• Zumba Fitness Offered in Cedarville
• Mackinaw City KOA Receives Award
• Serwach To Serve as MEDC Director of Communications
• Garries Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Mackinac Island Top Spellers Move to District Competition
• Gros Cap Sends Eight Students To EUP District Spelling Bee
• Pond Hockey Preparations Underway; Volunteers Sought
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Citizens Can Play Key Role for United Way
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• Clark Township Freezes Purchases
• Softball Tournament Planned on Moran Bay February 12
• Eddy Draws on Varied Life Experiences To Spread Gospel
• After 24 Years, Bradley Retires as Mackinac Island Fire Chief
• Curtis Charter School Now In 2nd Year of Its Start-up Grant
• Council Decision Will Cause Financial Hardship To Boat Lines
• 3G Service Starts for AT&T
• Computer Hard Drives Taken at School Break-in
• Michigan Politics
• Dan Benishek Will Visit St. Ignace, Sault Wednesday
• U.P. Celebration Planned for Former Congressman Stupak
• $305K Grant Will Augment Charter School Programs
• Latest Project for Nettleton, 85, Is Building Log Cabin Near Pickford
• Teams Revving Up for I-500 Race
• City Asks Ferries To Submit Rates
• Island’s Winter Carnival Is Saturday
• Mercury on the Rise in Great Lakes
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Reader Offers Further Details on 1891 News Account
• Shipping Traffic Up for 2010; Soo Locks Close for Season
• Boat Season Ends As Ice Settles In, Planes Take Over Duties
• Engadine-Gould City
• Mackinac Island
• Looking Back
• Brevort
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace
• Rudyard Middle School Announces Honor Roll
• Rudyard
• DEAL ME IN
• Les Cheneaux
• Bryant Danielson Earns Juniors All-Star Selection
• Saints Peewee Hockey Team Wins Bridge Brawl Title
• Saints Girls Sweep Home League Bowling Matches
• Help Wanted: LHS Seeks Volunteer Baseball Coach
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Radecki, Thurston, Ostman Win Individual Titles
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Organizers Expect Pond Hockey Tournament To Produce Record Number of Participants
• Bomb Threat Hoax Targets Mackinac Island
• Valentines for Soldiers: Students Send Cards to Iraq, Afghanistan
• Island To Consider Two Historic Districts Downtown
• Mackinaw City EDC Agrees To Support Marketing Strategy
• Clark Township Board Hears Concerns of Hessel Beach Group
• Veterans Service Officer To Visit
• ‘Ghost Hunters’ Television Show Team Investigates on Mackinac Island
• Hands-on Science Class Inspires Students To Spearhead Recycling Improvements
• Chelsey Chambers, Kody King
• Finkel, Horn Are on Dean’s List
• Blizzard Antique Snowmobile Race Is This Weekend
• Pickford Hits -33 Degrees, But No Records Set for Lowest Temperatures
• St. Louis Earns GVSU Degree
• 2011 Mackinac Island Boat Schedule Template
• Jadyn Rickley
• Kendra Dzelak, Eric Feldhusen United in Marriage
• Danielle Lehto, Daniel Pemble Wed September 4
• McNamees Celebrate 60th Anniversary
• Mackinaw City Budget Ready for View; Six Requests Tabled
• Local Duo To Play at Curtis
• Philip ‘Finny’ Warren
• Gerald ‘Fuzz’ Kielbasa
• James Niedermeier
• Mildred ‘Millie’ Ostrander
• Scharline Gallagher
• Patricia ‘Patty’ Green
• Leo Gervais
• Sutton Is New VISTA Youth Worker
• Willard Miller
• Janice Rutherford
• For the Record
• Police Investigate Getaway Inn Theft
• St. Ignace Township Approves Payment For Moran Road Project
• Engadine Names Students of the Week
• Local Services Available For Those at Risk of Homelessness
• Ojibwa Museum Seeks State, National Preservation
• Gros Cap School To Seek Millage
• St. Ignace, Moran Twp. Agree To Extend Contract
• Berkompas Takes 1st Overall at Talent Show
• Memories Of McNally Cottage Will Last
• Save The Last Historic Great Lakes Ships
• No Dispute Needs To Be Resolved With Violence
• Trash Deal Turns Trucks Around, Lawmakers Report
• Michigan Politics
• EUP Workforce Development Board Adds Three New Members, Selects Officers
• Straits Trip Made Sunday
• Camaraderie on Ice Draws Anglers to Walleye Jamboree
• Training Puts Focus on Handling Suicide Concerns
• Walker To Work on Education
• Lawmakers Share Early Observations
• History Program Makes Learning Fun
• All 3 Boat Lines Must Run Ice to Ice
• Moran Twp. Minutes
• Engadine-Gould City
• St. Ignace Coast Guard Names Marc Lofgren Sailor of the Year
• Brevort
• DeTour
• Deal Me In
• Looking Back
• Mackinac Island
• Bowling League Results
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Saints To Entertain Chiefs in ‘Hooping For A Cure’ Game
• LHS Seeks Varsity Baseball Coach
• St. Ignace Saints Will Join Ski Valley Football League
• Saints Bowlers, Wrestlers Compete in League Matches
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Coast Guard, Fire Department Team Up for Ice Rescue Training
• Mackinac Island Ferry Schedules Remain Up in the Air
• County Commission Case Rescheduled
• Youngsters Dig Into Snow Sculpture Class Project
• Black Tie Ball Raises $3,117 for Scholarship Fund
• Fishermen Compete for Top Prizes at Paradise Lake
• Yoder Gets Outhouse Race Off and Running Before Stepping Down as Chair
• Elwood Keinonen
• Richard Corwin
• Richard Pisarski
• Mackinac County Republican Party Elects Convention Delegates
• Responsibility for Accuracy Lies With Assessor, Fenlon Tells Twp.
• Cedarville Quiz Team Triumphs
• Volunteers Needed for New Hospice Program
• William ‘Matt’ Bazinau
• Susie Campbell
• Lila Massey
• John Vachon
• Juanita Kinary
• Dale Dieterich
• CEDAR Will Host Meeting Wednesday
• Fiber Optic Network Substation Installed on Ojibway Trail
• Engaged
• Birth
• McPhees Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Researcher Tells Story of Michigan Indian Sharpshooters Who Served in Civil War
• Engadine Church To Host Meal
• Court Reports
• Price Sentenced To Probation, Fines
• Area Blood Drives Scheduled
• Sand Dunes Ski Trail Open
• Fish Fry Fundraiser Friday Will Aid Mackinaw City’s Memorial Day Parade
• Planning Commission Develops Wind Ordinance, Revisits Landscaping
• School Board Discusses Lunch Program, Reviews Report Card
• Special Olympics Names Arnold Transit Business of the Year
• St. Ignace City Council Sets Public Hearing for Proposed Road Millage
• Allow East Lake To Age Naturally; Scrap the Mapping Project
• City Employees Happy To Give Tours of Operations
• Switchboard Operators Reunion Story Brings Back Memories
• Michigan Politics
• Governer Splits DNRE Back To DNR And DEQ
• Tower Lights On US-2 Are Down to Eight Bulbs
• Rural Health Preservation Nonprofit Will Not Buy Cheboygan Hospital After All
• Plan Shows Island in ‘Maintenance Mode,’ Brink Says
• Finishing Race Is Half the Challenge of ‘One Lunger’
• Winterfest Events Draw Thousands
• Saving Lake Views, Access Are Goals in Village Master Plan
• Tax Values Scrutinized in 4 Townships
• St. Ignace City Minutes
• Volunteer Program Launched at St. Ignace School
• Meet Dr. Jennifer Shockley: Mackinac Island Medical Center’s New Physician
• St. Ignace Middle School Student Council Hosts Food Drive
• LIFT To Host Suicide Prevention Program at Les Cheneaux Library
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Engadine & Gould City
• Brevort
• Trout Lake Women’s Club To Host Chicken Dinner
• Mackinac Island
• ‘Somewhere In Time’ Bellman Bill Erwin Dies
• Teter Orthotics St. Ignace Office To Stay Open After Traverse Shooting
• Michael Teter
• Lila Massey
• Dominic Rye
• William ‘Matt’ Bazinau
• Frank Ingram
• Theodore Schroeder
• Herman Kamphuis
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• St. Ignace Public Library Upcoming Events Announced
• Rudyard
• Bowling League Results
• St. Ignace Saints Girls, Boys Bowling Teams Open Seasons
• Ostman First, Five Wrestlers Place During Escanaba Invite
• GIRLS BASKETBALL
• LaSalle Inducts Team, Six People Into Hall of Fame
• Mattson Will Not Seek Reelection
• County Puts $31,000 Into Updated Aerial Mapping
• Ice Moving In for Northern Lake Huron
• Luncheon Is Thursday at First Union
• Ice Rescue Training Planned Saturday
• Class Is Planned on Excel Program in St. Ignace
• Senior Citizens Driving Safety Class To Be Offered
• Mackinac Island Pontiac Lodge Has New Owners
• Rickley Ready for Transplant
• Fr. Williams Serves at Ste. Anne’s
• Cedarville Trojans Compete in High School Quiz Bowl
• Huron Passes the Round Island Light
• Washington May Protect Great Lakes Mussels
• Frank Kelley Resigns MISPC Chair, Cawthorne Takes Over
• Prevent VHS While Ice Fishing
• Rudyard Beats Ewen-Trout Creek in High School Bowl
• New Children’s Book Features Mackinac Island Bear
• Technology Phrases Top the LSSU List of Overused Language
• Russian Exchange Student Shares Perspectives on School Year Spent in Eastern U.P.
• Birth
• Schlehuber Attends National Conference
• Kathy Gaylor Speaks at Rudyard Center
• Trout Lake Chicken Dinner To Be Saturday
• Alison Matelski Graduated from MTU
• City Council To Meet at Library Monday
• Mackinaw All Class Reunion Is June 3
• Mackinaw Public Library Gets Furnace with Reinhardt Funds
• Hessel Church Hosts Live Internet Services at Nursing Home
• Mackinaw City Council Denies Request For Devotional Gatherings for Tourists in Park
• Employees Will Pay 2% Less In Social Security This Year
• Lechner Seeks Nearly $33,000 in Lawsuit With Mackinac County
• For the Record
• Court Reports
• No Serious Injuries in Two-car High Speed Crash At Pickford
• Blood Drives Scheduled for January
• IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LEFT US IN 2010
• Community Support Evident at Hall of Fame Program
• Switchboard Operators Book Benefits Historical Society
• Good Schools Could Be Overlooked in State’s New Rating System
• Michigan Politics
• Snowmobile Trail Meeting Is Thursday
• Sale Pending on Island Building
• No One Hurt When Faulty Stove Causes House Fire
• Community Will Weigh in on School Drug Test Policy
• Businesses Work To Offer Smokers New Amenities
• Winter Celebration Is This Weekend
• Leveille To Chair County Commission
• At Day’s End, Heading for the Dock
• Island To Be Advertised Nationally
• DEAL ME IN
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• How We Get Fresh Water
• DeTour
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Engadine & Gould City
• Brevort
• Lindsey Ryerse Fender Receives Bachelor of Arts from Grand Valley
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace
• Rexton-Garnet
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Engadine 7th Grade Girls Win EUPC Title
• Little Bear East To Host Pee Wee Hockey Tournament, MMA Fight
• Ice Conditions Dangerous; County Issues Warning
• Fire Destroys House on Old Portage Trail
• St. Ignace Squirts Hockey Finishes Second in Bridge Brawl Tournament
• Saints 3-2 at Rogers City Super Dual Invitational
• Bowling League Results
• LHS To Host Hooping Game, Hall of Fame Banquet
• Year In Review: Team, Individual Championships Highlight 2010
• Wind Topples Snowmobile Trailer on Bridge
• Island To Reschedule Ferry Franchise Review
• Anticipation of Checking Lines Keeps Fur Trappers Caught Up in Sport
• Aiden Gould
• Evan Cole
• Chase, Tanner Hungerford
• Parishioners Take on Upgrades at Moran Church
• Bank Donates $50,000 To Hospital Fund Drive
• Tribes Explore Development of Wind Power, Other Renewable Energy Prospects
• Charles Davis
• Hedwig ‘Hattie’ Matchinski
• Jean Carr
• Marylyn Bailey
• Vernon ‘Speed’ Sayles
• Looking Back
• Stephen Tassier
• Evelyn Debro
• Ilene Talentino
• St. Ignace Council Pay Totals $2,190 for December
• SANE Reports Local Drug Arrests
• Walsh To Appear in Circuit Court
• Price Arraigned on Charges
• Basketball Game Rescheduled
• In 2011, Forecasters See a Better Economic Outlook, but States Won’t Close Budget Gaps
• Mongolian Student Enjoys St. Ignace Stay
• Snowmobile Accident Claims Life of Local Man
• City Hears Pond Hockey Tournament Plans
• Future of Straits of Mackinac Fishery To Be Explored in Library Program January 12
• Biggest Threat to Safety on Snowmobile Trails: Speed
• Michigan Politics
• School Will Try for Federal Funding Boost
• Gary Klop of Pickford: Raising Leader Dogs Is Worth the Effort
• Les Cheneaux Community Asks: Is Work Really Finished at Middle Entrance?
• Litzner’s County Seat in Question
• Long Term Care Project on Schedule
• Business Owners Welcome Sunday Sales Opportunity
• Sunday Morning Liquor Sales OK
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Cedarville Resident Lydia Rudd Celebrates a Century
• Cedar Glen Freed From Ice
• City Manager To Pay Property Taxes
• County Holds Off on Approval of Aerial Mapping
• Mackinac Island
• Snowmobiles Cautioned on Red Creek Trail
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux
• Rudyard Lions Club Donates to Community Foundation, Park Board
• Engadine-Gould City
• Rudyard
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Service Representative To Assist Veterans January 5
• Brimley To Host Rivals vs. Cancer Benefit Hoops Game
• Trojans, Panthers, Bulldogs JV Basketball Teams
• Hockey League Results
• Bowling League Results
• Raiders Down Bays; Panthers Fall to Sault on Hardwood
• Third Annual LaSalle Sports HOF Inductions Set for January 8
• Saints Grapplers Finish 2010 With Victories Over Onaway, Mancelona
• Cedarville High School Science Classes Participate in ‘Cool’ Experiment During Rewards Day
• Mackinac Bridge Commuter Toll To Increase January 1
• Builder of Chief Wawatam Lighthouse Shares Story of Project’s Origin
• U.P. Snowmobile Trail Is Closed
• Fort de Buade Could Be Gathering Place for Community and Artisans, Manager Says
• Raymond ‘Ray’ Rushford
• Michael ‘Tony’ Osogwin, Jr.
• Whaneva Rairigh
• Michigan Markets Prison Cells To Other States; Meant To Reduce Overcrowding
• SANE Reports Increase in Methamphetamine Activity; Five Labs Found This Year
• Cedarville Schools Display Holiday Spirit at Christmas Concert
• Michigan Food, Wines Can Help Drive Tourism
• Soldier Lake Campground To Host Winter Trails Day
• Park Commission Says ‘No’ to Guided Bicycle Tours; Raises Saddle Horse, Buggy Fees
• Island Planning Commission Seeks Architectural Review of Fence Regulations
• Andrew Doud To Chair Island’s Historic District Commission
• Burning Wood For Energy Offers a Viable Fuel Source
• Outdoor Matters
• Court Reports
• Shane Calvey Sentenced to 14 Years or More
• Shepler's Faces Franchise Violation Charges
• Mackinaw City Police Report 37% Increase in Arrests Through November
• 5-Casino Chain, Tribe’s Economic Engine, Began With Small Blackjack House
• Community Groups Say Tribal Donations Have Lasting Impact
• Gros Cap School Will Ask For Sinking Fund Millage After All
• Cost Will Be Among Considerations for Dam, Committee Member Says
• Michigan Politics
• Livermore Earns Award
• Clark Township Takes Tougher Stance on Blight
• Commission Maps Out Future Road Projects
• Support Group Aids Diabetes Patients
• Benishek Shares Early Perspectives on 1st District Job
• Operators Recall Days on Switchboard
• Casino Spurs Growth Era for Tribe
• Web Morrison Guided Panthers to 25 Consecutive U.P. Track State Championships
• Boys Basketball
• Comets Down Vanderbilt in Homecoming Hoops Game
• Bowling League Results
• Upcoming Sports Schedule
• Joy Marolf To Speak at ‘Hooping For A Cure’
• Girls Basketball
• Engagement
• Military Note
• Birth
• Rudyard High School Announces Honor Roll
• Shannon Earns CMU Master’s Degree
• Tarnutzer Graduates as Texas Safety Officer
• Temporary Fix No Longer an Option for East Lake
• Subscriber Requests Christmas Memory Reprint
• Albert Hart
• Russell Earl
• Stanley ‘Joe’ Decker
• Donna Ledy
• Michael ‘Mickey’ Lasley, Jr.
• Library Announces Holiday Closures
• Engadine United Methodist Church Will Host Free Community Meal
• St. Ignace Students Bring Gifts and Christmas Songs to Long Term Care
• City Adopts Budget, Closes on Sewer Project
• Students Perform at Holiday Program
• ‘Shop With A Hero’ - Children Buy Christmas Gifts for Families With Aid of Volunteers
• Island Will Take Up Ferry Franchise Terms
• Clark Twp. Receives $8,600 Bay Improvement Grant
• Holiday Contest Dresses Up Students
• With Brevort Township Center Project Delayed, Residents To See Lower Taxes
• Les Cheneaux School Mulls Extending Drug Testing Policy
• Jane French Takes Over Leadership Role at Cedarville Library
• School, Museum, Entrepreneurial Effort Receive Les Cheneaux Community Foundation Grants
• Green Elected President at DeTour Reef Light Preservation Society
• Gordons, Petersons Take Top Prizes at Rudyard Contest
• Shoemaker, Miller, Price Named Engadine Students of the Week
• Mackinac County Children’s Toy Drive Raises $7,500
• Holiday Dinners Delivered to Local Families
• Gros Cap School Celebrates Christmas
• Elected County Officials Receive Salary Bump of 1.5%, as Nelson Points to Increased Responsibilities
• Paquin Sentenced to One Year Imprisonment, Restitution on Federal Charge of Misuse of Grants
• Workers Restoring Tin Panel Facade at Mackinac Island’s Chippewa Hotel
• St. Ignace, Mackinac Island Benefit from Fall Races
• Court Reports
• Mackinaw City Council Takes No Action on Tax Request
• Mackinaw Mush Cancelled Again
• Island Community Foundation Gives $115,000 in Grants This Year
• DNRE Gives July Deadline for Swine Regulations
• Clark Township Minutes
• Community Loses Longtime Mentor
• From the Archives: A Christmas Memory
• Emergency Crews Describe ‘On Call’ Holiday Experience
• Design Guidelines Must Reflect ‘Real Town,’ Expert Says
• Volunteers Deliver Christmas Cheer
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace
• Rexton-Garnet
• Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Michigan Politics
• Boys Basketball
• Girls Basketball
• Youth Hockey League Results
• Upcoming Sports Schedule - December 15 to December 21
• Saints, Bulldogs XC Teams, Runners Earn Academic All-State
• Donna Pope To Be Inducted Into LHS Hall of Fame
• St. Ignace Bowling League Results
• Five Saints Grapplers Win Titles; St. Ignace Places 3rd at Lions Invitational
• Arbogast Among Top Spellers
• USCG Bowne Employee of the Month
• Dale VanDusen Promoted to Air Force Colonel
• McMillan Family Marks Anniversaries
• Anna St. Andrew, Corey Nelson Named Students of the Month
• Chairman Calls Newspaper Articles Incomplete, Inaccurate
• Tax Payers Entitled to Passable Roads
• Fond Memories of Marvin Winkelman
• Pamala Ruby
• Robert ‘Bob’ Izzard
• DDA Considers Funding Monument Construction
• William Carmean
• Mackinaw City Planning Commission Continues Plan
• Mackinaw City EDC To Consider Business Resource Meeting
• Mackinac County Planning Commission Focuses on Bolstering Economy
• Great Start Nutrition for Young Children Moved to December 17
• Mackinaw City Council Supports Burt Lake Bicycle Trail Project
• No Outbreaks of Stomach Flu Reported in Mackinac County
• State Police Warns Public of Check Scam
• City Police Ask for Cooperation With Snow Removal
• DDA To Test Lights, Mulls Telephone Marketing
• American Legion Donates to LaSalle Music Department
• County To Keep Alcohol Ban
• Ethanol Plant on Track for Spring
• Community Christmas Dinner Planned in St. Ignace
• Judge Ned Fenlon Honored for Leadership by State House
• Five Taking Basic Emergency Medical Training
• LMAS Appeals 12 Denials
• Benefit Dinner To Aid St. Ignace Colegrove Family
• Anger Management Class Planned
• St. Ignace Water Main Repaired
• Wanic, Ramelis Earn Degrees
• Deer Harvest Same as Last Year, DNRE Estimates
• Part of Snowmobile Trail #2 Closed in Schoolcraft County
• Jim Boynton Leaves Haiti
• Court Reports
• EUP School District Hires Staff For Laptop Program
• Paquin Set for December 15 Sentence Date
• Mackinaw City Recommended For a Nearly $75,000 Grant
• ‘Perk Card’ Will Promote Businesses
• Funding May Be a Challenge for Gorman Road
• Matt Mikus Joins The St. Ignace News
• Recreation Board To Hold Fewer Meetings
• St. Ignace School Takes Wood Plant Off the Table, Will Ask for Buses, Technology
• Mackinaw City Headlands Will Be Prime Site To View Eclipse Tuesday
• Planning Already Underway for Spring Community Garden in St. Ignace
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Island Hosts Christmas Bazaar
• Food Donations Aid Needy
• Food Pantry Holiday Efforts Underway
• Supporters Reach Out to Victims of Domestic Abuse
• County Absorbs Part of Rate Hike
• Children Show Off Gingerbread Creations
• East Lake Neighbors: Will Dam Be a Boon or Burden?
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Engadine-Gould City
• Brevort
• St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island
• Michigan Politics
• New Trout Lake American Legion Post To Initiate Members
• DeTour School Staff To Raise School Funds in Hoops Game
• Rudyard To Hold Meet the Winter Athletes Event
• MHSAA Football Plays Championship Games
• Bowling League Results
• Lakers Host Panthers In Match-up of Michigan, Ohio Islands
• Basketball, Bowling Teams Begin Seasons This Weekend
• Austin St. Louis Named To AP All-State Team
• Pat Lee To Be Inducted Into LHS Hall of Fame
• Birth
• Francis ‘Frank’ Malette
• Arthur Underwood
• Christopher Craft
• Louis and Dorothy King
• Sean McLafferty
• Katherine Babcock
• Veteran Service Representative Offers Assistance
• Mackinaw City Chamber To Host Open House
• United Methodist Church Prepares for 49th Christmas Musicale Sunday
• St. Ignace Public Library Announces Events
• Classroom Observation Program Challenges Teachers To Diversify Instruction
• Let It Snow: First Accumulation in St. Ignace
• Mackinac Island Ends Year In Black; Revenues Decline
• County Board Tables Budget Decisions
• St. Ignace Christmas Auction Raises $3,000 for HOME
• Still Waiting...Federal Rules Urged for Ballast Water in Lakes
• St. Ignace After-school Program Puts Focus on Wellness
• Matthew Woods Downs 8-point Buck
• DNRE Eastern U.P. Citizen Advisory Council To Meet in Newberry Dec. 8
• Court Reports
• Gros Cap Church Sing-along Is Thursday
• Grogan, Ford Receive Volunteer Awards
• Local Agencies Appeal to Mackinac County Commission With Funding Requests
• Parenting Group To Host Christmas Party
• Computer Classes Planned at Library
• Entrepreneurs, Scientists To Explore Options for Turning Waste Into Energy
• St. Ignace City Council Pay Reported for April Through November
• Heating Costs Will Rise This Winter
• Bazaar Is Christmas Tradition on Island
• Century-old Church Moved to Village
• Tinsel Town Parade Begins Celebration
• Santa Will Visit for Tree Lighting
• Les Cheneaux Events Welcome Season
• DeTour
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace
• Brevort
• Engadine-Gould City
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Rexton-Garnet
• Looking Back
• Michigan Politics
• Saints Seventh, Eighth Grade Basketball Teams
• 2010 St. Ignace Saints Junior High Volleyball Teams
• Bowling League Results
• Ishpeming Lone State Football Finalist for U.P.
• Engadine Eagles Volleyball, Football Athletes Earn Awards at Banquet
• Simmons, Therrian Are Students of the Month
• Jon Corp
• Allen Green, Jr.
• Samuel Cornell
• Nancy Hahn
• Karen Belonga
• Richard Rapin
• Upper Peninsula Hunters Record Successful Start to Rifle Season
• Darrel Corp
• Barbara Bruce
• VFW To Offer Free Turkey Dinner on Thanksgiving
• Possible U.P. Baiting Ban Ruled Out; Wisconsin Buck Tests Negative for CWD
• Sault Downtown Business Association Hosts Parade of Lights, Open House
• Rudyard Historical Society To Host Christmas Party
• Friends of the Rudyard Public Library Offer Quiet Auction
• EUP Intermediate School District Parent Advisory Committee Will Host Craft Show December 4
• Days Inn Is Business Neighbor of Month
• One for the Chipper: Fundraiser Hockey Event Nets $2,700 for Scholarships
• Trout Lake’s Buckhorn Inn Damaged by Apartment Fire
• Mackinaw City Church of the Straits Will Host Thanksgiving Dinner
• Rudyard Center Prepares Students With Hands-on Learning
• St. Ignace Youth Win Coloring Contest
• Singers Rehearsing Now for Mackinaw City Community Christmas Cantata
• Chairs Auction Raises $460, Donated To Community Foundation, Hope Chest
• Gift Will Benefit Special Needs Education Program
• Rudyard Historical Society Considers Museum
• Mackinac Island’s Dr. Robert Spitzer Discovers Aid for Fibromyalgia Patients
• Writers Group Started at St. Ignace Library
• EDC Discusses Promotion of Mackinaw City, Year-around Employment
• U.P. Losing Its Solid Waste Inspectors To Retirement
• Cabins Can Be Moved Back to Original Site, Mackinaw City Council Agrees
• ‘Curtis Aglow’ Begins Friday
• Young Entrepreneur Brooke Whipkey Earns $400 With Art Project, Donates to Charity
• Computer Classes To Be Offered at St. Ignace Public Library
• Court Reports
• Mackinaw City Resident Greg Harwick Nearly Finished on Locks Sawmill Work
• Island To Grant Franchises, if Boat Lines Comply
• Proposed Landscaping Ordinance: Burdensome Requirements or Helpful Guidelines?
• Canine Handler Ryan Aper Joins State Police Post in St. Ignace, To Assist in EUP
• October Mackinac Bridge Report
• VA Begins Paying Benefits for New Agent Orange Claims
• City Planning Commission OKs Grant for Walkability Study
• Waterways Committee Given Go-Ahead To Pursue Dredging, Expansion Funding
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Twp. Minutes
• Marvin Winkelman: ‘A Positive Spirit’
• Insurance Costs Rising for County
• Local Agencies Accepting Help
• Pilgrim Story Is Thanksgiving Favorite
• Les Cheneaux Holiday Events Begin
• Looking Back
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinac Island
• DeTour
• Rudyard
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace
• Engadine-Gould City
• Michigan Politics
• Bowling League Results
• Hockey Fundraiser Is Saturday
• Sand Dunes Cross Country Ski Trail System Is Closed
• Saints Cross Country Runners Receive Awards
• Cedarville High School Athletic Program Is Holding Gun Raffle
• Engadine Eagles Drop Regional Contest to Nordics
• St. Ignace News All-Area Football, Volleyball Teams
• Saints Undefeated at Bridge Brawl Pee Wee Hockey Tournament
• EUPC, SAC Select All-Conference Volleyball Teams
• Nicole Elmblad To Play for University of Wisconsin
• For the Record...
• Pickford Finishes Season 22-5-4; Falls to Pellston in Volleyball Regionals
• Dunnigan Is Selected to East Coast College Equestrian Team
• Smith, Doud
• Ferry Deal Is A Trojan Horse
• School Recognition of Veterans Was A Job Well Done
• Library Offers Valuable Services in Face of Dwindling Funding
• Mary Ellen Deatrick
• Herbert ‘P.T.’ Bosen
• Donald Howson
• Arnold Pope
• David Stevenson
• LaFerier, Williford
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Vivian McGraw
• Donnadean Daniels
• George Belonga
• Construction of Broadband Fiber Optic Expected Soon
• American Legion Post Launched In Trout Lake
• St. Ignace Arts Initiative Sponsors Musical Trips
• Music Composition Lab Opens New Learning Options for St. Ignace Students
• Retired School Personnel Christmas Program Is December 2 at Sault
• Sheriff’s Office Sending Donation Letters
• Dock Project Gets DNRE Approval
• Historical Commission To Issue Challenge to Plymouth, Massachusetts: ‘Our Rock Is Bigger Than Your Rock’
• Portage Ambulance Equipped for Transfers
• Mackinac Island Residents Seek Ferry Plan Answers
• For the Record...
• Mackinaw City Plans Christmas Weekend
• Watch for Marijuana Growing Sites, Police Ask Hunters, Hikers
• Anderson Family Gathers
• Employee Insurance Costs Jump Significantly, County Learns
• Mackinaw City Veterans Share Meaning of November 11 Observance
• Gospel Group, Based in Mackinaw City, Combines Love of Music With Scripture
• Madrigal Celebration Will Benefit Hospice of the EUP
• Ostomy Group Meets November 21
• Christmas Musicale Is December 5
• Preservationists Seek Old Island Photographs
• Spinners, Bridge Shuttlers Are Featured at Alberta House
• International Visitors Tour Sites to Absorb Mackinaw City Culture November 4
• Cedarville High School Honors Area Veterans With Emotional Tribute
• Court Reports
• No One Hurt in St. Ignace House Fire
• Sault Man Faces Attempted Murder Charge for Local Attack
• St. Ignace Marina Will Close Out Year With Deficit; 2011 Expenses To Be Cut $10,000
• Enbridge Energy Completes Pipeline Bracing Project
• Local Veterans Are Honored for Service at St. Ignace Assembly
• Child Protection Roundtable Receives Volunteer Award
• St. Ignace Recreation Committee To Consider Less Frequent Meetings
• Quest for Knowledge: Local Students Represent Their Schools in Quiz Bowl Competition
• November 19 Auction Will Benefit H.O.M.E. of Mackinac County
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Clark Township Minutes
• Local Teamwork Pays Off, Police Say
• Road Commission Salts Roads With Sault Tribe Agreement
• Island Council Holds Closed Session on Shepler’s Suit
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Buck Hit by Truck – But Guess Where?
• Insurance Costs Rising for City
• Hospital, County Say Agreement Can Be Reached
• Powwow Pays Tribute to All Veterans
• DEAL ME IN
• Looking Back
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace
• Brevort
• Les Cheneaux
• DeTour
• Engadine & Gould City
• Michigan Politics
• Penny King
• Mackinac Island
• November Blood Drives Announced
• Zinnkosko Shares Hunting Experiences
• Mary Anderson
• Bowling League Results
• DeTour
• Book Clubs Will Meet at St. Ignace
• More Hunters Are Expected To Use Crossbows This Season
• Emogene Sanders
• Saints 9-2 Season Ends with Defeat to Nordics
• Brevort
• St. Ignace School Hears Update on Finances
• Hiawatha National Forest Welcomes Hunters
• Marshall Crisp, Sr.
• Rudyard Falls To Newberry in District Title Game; Saints Defeated in Semifinals
• DEAL ME IN
• Nov. 16 Sportsmen’s Meeting Canceled
• Tuberculosis in Deer Herd Is Still a Major Concern for Michigan Hunters
• John Strehler
• ‘Hooping For A Cure’ Game Set for Thursday, January 20
• Rudyard
• Dredge Barges Anchored in Les Cheneaux Channels at Night
• Moran Church Hosts Hunters Dinner
• Parent Coalition Appreciation Celebration Is November 13
• Mio Ends Trojans Season in District Finals
• Looking Back
• East Lake Dam Information Meeting Canceled
• Deer Check Stations To Open in Eastern Upper Peninsula
• Writers’ Group To Meet at Library
• Engadine Eagles Capture Seventh Consecutive Class D District Title
• St. Ignace
• Mackinac County Election Results (unofficial)
• Emergency Services: Coverage As Usual During Hunting Season
• Dedication Is Saturday for DeTour Habitat for Humanity Home
• Pickford Downs Cedarville for Class D District Volleyball Championship
• Engadine-Gould City
• Proposed Village Parking Lot To Be Appraised
• Hunters Should Use Caution in Elevated Tree Stands
• Chipper Huskey Hockey Event Is November 20
• Fountain Earns Degree
• Rexton-Garnet
• Powwow To Honor Veterans This Weekend
• Perkins Family of Rudyard Teaches Skills During Youth Hunt
• Anger Management Course Offered in 2 Sessions in Curtis
• Korean Student Sun Kyung Spends Year in St. Ignace
• Michigan Politics
• St. Ignace District Mulls Options for New Appeal as School Millage Fails Again
• Sportsman Finds His Best Success in U.P. Hunting Camps
• Mackinaw City Commission Readies for Review of Plan Draft
• Hyslops Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Fall Ferry Runs Spark Competition
• DNRE Forecasts More Deer in EUP
• Special Needs Children Will Benefit From Grant
• Who Is Backing Jim Wynn’s Proposals?
• Republicans Sweep Northern Elections
• St. Ignace Library Plans Movie Night
• Serockes of Goetzville Make Donation to Veterans
• Lack of Cooperation Will Hurt Everyone in Ferry Dispute
• McMaken Heads Business of Year
• ‘Christmas Child’ Drive Underway
• Mackinaw City Businessman Calls for Cooperation
• Students Experience a Day on the Job
• Welcome Centers Reduce Service Hours
• Moran Township Decides To Replace and Expand Two Culverts on Portage Road
• Wants More Information About East Lake Dam Decision
• Residents, County Want Answers on Hospital Decision
• Arnold Transit Offers New Unlimited Pass Program
• Michigan Recreation Passport Now Available for $10 Annually
• Robert Wagner
• Hart Is Volunteer of Year
• Art, Craft Fairs at Pickford November 12-13
• Quality Venison Begins in the Field
• St. Ignace
• Is Cedarville Pharmacy Break-in Related to Others in Area?
• Fundraising Underway for Children’s Toy Drive
• Sally Cook
• Jr. Saints Football Players Receive Awards
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island To Offer Preservation Workshop
• Sportsmen Plant Trees To Aid Deer Habitat
• Edward LaTour
• Austin St. Louis Named Top Player in SFL
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Mackinaw City Dark Skies Park Proposal Moving Forward
• St. Ignace Elementary Great Start Students
• Edna Moore
• Coach Spencer, Eleven Area Players Named To All-U.P. Football Team
• Rudyard
• Volunteer Pilots Offer Free Emergency Medical Flights to U.P. Patients
• St. Anthony’s Hosts Holiday Gift Expo Nov. 13
• Kim Gay Puts Focus on ADHD; Shares Experiences Coping With Disorder
• Michael Kenny, Charlie Halsey Receive Top Awards in MEFL
• DEAL ME IN
• Powerful Winds Take Down Trees, Disable Power in EUP and Straits Area
• Bayliss Library Hosts Silent Auction
• Raffles Raise $8,000 To Benefit Historical Association Museums
• Cedarville Turns Adversity Into Win Over Central Lake
• Engadine & Gould City
• Kinross Prisoner Sentenced To Life in Prison for Escape Attempt
• Gourd Art Class Available in Curtis
• Youth Book Club To Meet November 11
• Running Backs Total 452 Yards; Blocking Key To Saints Playoff Win
• DeTour
• Drunk Driving Law Stiffens Penalties for High Blood Alcohol Content
• Meet the 2010-2011 Gros Cap Kindergarten Class
• Cedarville Candidates To Be Crowned at Carnival Saturday
• Game Raises $3,000 for Cancer Cause
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace Recreation Committee Cancels Fourth Recent Meeting
• Piippo Completes Automotive Management Classes
• Sewer Rates May Be Evened Out
• Ice Is Ready at Little Bear East
• Brevort
• Meeting Provides Update on East Lake Dam Project
• American Red Cross Offers Disaster Service Classes
• County Asks for Hospital Update
• Sellers Is Sailor of the Month for USCG Station St. Ignace
• Looking Back
• Veterans Day Events Announced
• Moran Twp. To Fund Water Work With Revenue Bonds for $400K
• Straits Area Audubon Hosts Free Program
• Grenier Recalls Early Highlights of Sign Painting Career
• Michigan Politics
• Ghost Feast Honors Spirits, Family Ties
• City To Consider New Water Contract With Moran Township
• Movie Set for Thurs.
• E. Samuel Fraleigh
• Clark Twp. Pump Purchase Approved
• Snyder, Other Republicans Sweep Northern Michigan Races
• 75 Volunteers To Present Dinner
• Bus Line Gets Utility Rate Reduction
• Besteman Will Speak at Rudyard
• Mary Jane ‘M.J.’ Fenlon
• St. Ignace Youth Hockey Results
• Shepler’s Begins Late Season Runs
• Wind Turbine Owner Shares Experiences With Clark Twp. Commission; Dealer To Speak Next
• Trout Lake To Gain American Legion Post
• Fern Carey
• Volleyball
• School Halloween Parties Full of Fun
• Court Reports
• Mackinaw City Dinner Raises $3,000
• Steven Tiglas
• Bowling League Results
• City Asks Tribe’s Aid for Little Bear East Arena
• St. Stanislaus Church Plans Dinner
• Huttenstine Book, Peake Film Earn Michigan History Awards
• Marvel Chapman
• Sarah Cullip Named to All-State Dream Team
• Sommers Gets Charity Award
• North Country Trail Will Host Showcase Hike Saturday
• St. Ignace Twp. Considers Gorman Road Work
• Michael McDonald
• First Bridge Alliance All-League Team Selected
• Snyder, Other Republicans Sweep Northern Michigan Races
• Bowling League Results
• School Halloween Parties Full of Fun
• Court Reports
• Mackinaw City Dinner Raises $3,000
• Steven Tiglas
• Sarah Cullip Named to All-State Dream Team
• City Asks Tribe’s Aid for Little Bear East Arena
• St. Stanislaus Church Plans Dinner
• Huttenstine Book, Peake Film Earn Michigan History Awards
• Marvel Chapman
• Sommers Gets Charity Award
• North Country Trail Will Host Showcase Hike Saturday
• St. Ignace Twp. Considers Gorman Road Work
• Michael McDonald
• First Bridge Alliance All-League Team Selected
• St. Ignace
• Is Cedarville Pharmacy Break-in Related to Others in Area?
• Fundraising Underway for Children’s Toy Drive
• Sally Cook
• Jr. Saints Football Players Receive Awards
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Island To Offer Preservation Workshop
• Sportsmen Plant Trees To Aid Deer Habitat
• Edward LaTour
• Austin St. Louis Named Top Player in SFL
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Mackinaw City Dark Skies Park Proposal Moving Forward
• St. Ignace Elementary Great Start Students
• Edna Moore
• Coach Spencer, Eleven Area Players Named To All-U.P. Football Team
• Rudyard
• Volunteer Pilots Offer Free Emergency Medical Flights to U.P. Patients
• St. Anthony’s Hosts Holiday Gift Expo Nov. 13
• Kim Gay Puts Focus on ADHD; Shares Experiences Coping With Disorder
• Michael Kenny, Charlie Halsey Receive Top Awards in MEFL
• DEAL ME IN
• Powerful Winds Take Down Trees, Disable Power in EUP and Straits Area
• Bayliss Library Hosts Silent Auction
• Raffles Raise $8,000 To Benefit Historical Association Museums
• Cedarville Turns Adversity Into Win Over Central Lake
• Engadine & Gould City
• Kinross Prisoner Sentenced To Life in Prison for Escape Attempt
• Gourd Art Class Available in Curtis
• Youth Book Club To Meet November 11
• Running Backs Total 452 Yards; Blocking Key To Saints Playoff Win
• DeTour
• Drunk Driving Law Stiffens Penalties for High Blood Alcohol Content
• Meet the 2010-2011 Gros Cap Kindergarten Class
• Cedarville Candidates To Be Crowned at Carnival Saturday
• Game Raises $3,000 for Cancer Cause
• Rexton-Garnet
• St. Ignace Recreation Committee Cancels Fourth Recent Meeting
• Piippo Completes Automotive Management Classes
• Sewer Rates May Be Evened Out
• Ice Is Ready at Little Bear East
• Brevort
• Meeting Provides Update on East Lake Dam Project
• American Red Cross Offers Disaster Service Classes
• County Asks for Hospital Update
• Sellers Is Sailor of the Month for USCG Station St. Ignace
• Looking Back
• Veterans Day Events Announced
• Moran Twp. To Fund Water Work With Revenue Bonds for $400K
• Straits Area Audubon Hosts Free Program
• Grenier Recalls Early Highlights of Sign Painting Career
• Clark Twp. Pump Purchase Approved
• Michigan Politics
• Ghost Feast Honors Spirits, Family Ties
• City To Consider New Water Contract With Moran Township
• Movie Set for Thurs.
• E. Samuel Fraleigh
• St. Ignace Youth Hockey Results
• 75 Volunteers To Present Dinner
• Bus Line Gets Utility Rate Reduction
• Besteman Will Speak at Rudyard
• Mary Jane ‘M.J.’ Fenlon
• Volleyball
• Shepler’s Begins Late Season Runs
• Wind Turbine Owner Shares Experiences With Clark Twp. Commission; Dealer To Speak Next
• Trout Lake To Gain American Legion Post
• Fern Carey
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Mackinaw City Library To Be Open
• Rash of Break-ins Reported on US-2
• Bowling League Results
• Engadine-Gould City
• Clark Township Minutes
• Passport to the Arts Will Benefit Local Hospice Program
• Marquette Township Planning Commission Will Host Public Meeting November 8
• Football
• Michigan Politics
• Clark Township Minutes
• Construction Equipment, Tools Stolen in Garfield Twp.
• Photos
• Cullip Wins Title; Rudyard Captures Team Crown
• Election Day Is Tuesday Nov. 2
• Business Fluctuates at Straits Marinas
• Cedarville To Host Carnival for Athletics
• St. Louis, Mills To Wed
• Halloween Events Slate Announced
• Bernero Makes Campaign Stop at Bridge
• Volunteers Sought for Island Hospice Program
• Helena Litzner
• Pickford Library Marks Opening
• Library Halloween Auction Raises $376
• Cedarville School Goes Back to 10-pt. Grading
• Mitchells Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Collaboration Will Encourage Business Growth
• Fish Fry To Aid Children’s Roundtable
• Albert, Ruthruff
• Mackinaw City Still Considering Parking Lot Buy
• Grandparents Group Will Present at Expo
• St. Ignace Children Celebrate Season at School Festival
• Krot, Kokko
• Students Celebrate Season at Fall Fest
• Darcy McLean Is Kiwanian of the Year
• Mackinac Straits Offers Flu Vaccinations
• Living in Les Cheneaux Is a Privilege
• St. Ignace OKs $1.7 Million for Part of Sewer Job
• Cedarville Bay Dredging Nearly Complete
• Flu Clinic Planned at Mackinaw City
• Would Rather Vote for Re-opening School Library
• Efficiency May Be Key for Ferries
• History Scape Project To Brighten Downtown St. Ignace Windows for Winter
• Lansing Woman Arrested on Drug Charges October 20
• Barbara Dionne
• DeTour
• Chippewa County Health Dept. Will Host Flu Vaccination Clinics
• Bouschor, Four Employees Are Found Not Guilty
• James Gamble
• Rudyard
• Les Cheneaux Chamber ‘Tailgate Party’ Is Set For November 3
• Trooper Pleads No Contest to Domestic Assault
• Isaac ‘Ike’ Malaski
• Brevort
• Hulbert Assistant Fire Chief Is Charged With Arson
• Leaking Tugboat Anchors in Mackinaw City
• Tim Ahlborn Builds Custom Model Truck for Make-A-Wish Patient
• DEAL ME IN
• Beaudoin, Elmblad Are Named Students of the Month
• St. Ignace Marina Numbers Down, Boat Launch Up
• Commission Stands By Road Abandonment
• Volleyball
• St. Ignace
• Soo Replacement Lock Construction Moves Ahead
• Soo Fall Festival Will Be Friday
• Mackinaw City Resident Sandy Planisek Shares Community Service Experiences
• St. Ignace, Cedarville Enter Playoffs With Strong Optimism
• Mackinac Island
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• St. Ignace
• Allied EMS Offers Flu Vaccinations
• Rudyard, St. Ignace Raise $4,000 in Volley for A Cure Benefit Match
• Routheaux Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
• DeTour
• St. Ignace Frog Feast Will Highlight French History
• Meeting Canceled on Road Abandonment
• Johnson, Eastman
• DEAL ME IN
• Meet the 2010 St. Ignace Kindergarten Classes
• Benefit To Aid Steve Caldwell
• Mackinaw City Officials Deeply Concerned
• Rudyard
• St. Ignace School To Receive 320 Laptops
• School Retirees To Meet October 28
• Bridge Runners Receive Great Service in St. Ignace
• 26 Win During Mackinaw City Chamber’s Cash Bash Raffle
• Michigan Politics
• ‘Somewhere In Time’ Fans To Gather
• Missing Boater’s Body Found
• James Brolia, Jr.
• Cross Country
• CHAC Seeks Fundraiser Volunteers
• Historic Parks Commission Oks Budget, Buys Building
• Mary Boucha
• Volleyball
• County Planning Commission To Recommend Partnership With Economic Alliance
• Hammond Takes First Buck
• Marjorie Hawley
• SPORTS
• Researcher Tags Five Owls at St. Ignace
• Steady Growth: Pickford Farmers Market Reports Successful Second Season
• Florence ‘Betty’ Patrick
• St. Ignace Bowling League Results
• College Access Network Would Boost Enrollment
• Uniform Sale Aids Foundation
• Bridge Traffic Down 2.1% for September
• Saints Flag Football Team Wins League Championship
• Interest Strong in Coat Donations, Resale Bargains
• Assisted Living Facility in Cedarville Ready To Expand, Enhance Services for Seniors
• Biscayne Bay Crew Practices Low Visiblity Navigation, Towing Skills
• Johnson To Be Inducted Into LHS Sports Hall of Fame
• Students Visit Stuart House Museum
• Children Sign Apron for Cook Martha Johnson
• Police Seek Tips in Dog Shooting
• Saints Football To Host Fundraiser
• 2 Ferries Propose Joint Venture; Island Faces Lawsuit
• Mackinaw City Business Owners Tell Council: No Sale on Parking Lot Proposal
• Ranger Station Hours Disrupted
• Football
• Les Cheneaux
• For the Record
• Rowe Says He Would Like To Help Michigan Close Unemployment Gap
• Local Students Make Dean’s List
• Brevort
• Court Reports
• ‘Dirty Jobs’ Returns To Film Episode at Mackinac Island
• Smith, Redman
• Engadine-Gould City
• Retired Teacher Turns Gourds Into Artwork
• Straits Area Ostomy Association To Meet
• Engadine Consolidated Schools Announces Students of the Week
• Mackinac Island
• Volunteers Sought at Mackinaw City
• ‘Nifty Fifties’ Show Benefits Dispute Resolution Center
• Peyton Sanborn
• Mackinac Straits Shooters Offers Turkey Shoots
• Gene Harrison To Speak at Rudyard Historical Society
• Bishops Will Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
• Michigan Politics
• Change, Video, Snack Machines Broken Into in Mackinaw City
• Researcher To Capture Owls During St. Ignace Field Trip
• Health Dept. Preparing for Flu Season
• Taylor, Rickley
• Search Called Off for Missing Boater
• Story Time Resumes in St. Ignace
• Development Team Aids in EUP Projects
• Ferry Issue Calls for Public Discussion
• Carp River Bridge Upgrade Underway
• Mackinaw Area Historical Society Meeting Is Set for October 11
• Citizens Petition Hospital for Access to Care
• City’s Ferry Plan Raises Questions About Timing, Transparency
• Bereaved Mother Talks To EUP Students
• Movie Night Will Be October 21
• Mackinac Bridge Race To Be Saturday
• Madge Grace
• County Working To Mend Rift Over Abandoned Roads
• Snowmobile Club Needs Volunteers To Clear Trails
• Sand Dunes Trail System To Be Closed for Tree Removal
• Mary Cooper
• Volleyball
• Long Term Care Project Delayed
• St. Ignace Library Accepts Donations for Auction
• Clubs Will Meet at St. Ignace Library
• Helena Potter
• Cross Country
• Fall Fun: Big Pumpkins Meet Big Hill
• Win-Some Women Fall Retreat Still Has Openings
• Kurtis Reich Bags First Buck
• Phyllis King
• Baker Scores First Collegiate Touchdown
• DeTour
• Clark Twp. Zoning Approves Storage Truss
• Brevort Township Audit Shows Declining Net Assets, but Its Finances Are Still Healthy
• Ruth Evashevski
• Saints Football To Host Fundraiser
• St. Ignace
• Les Cheneaux Schools Receive Award for Turnaround in Breakfast Program
• New Detective Sergeant Richard Rule To Direct State Police Investigations in EUP
• Merle Wilson
• Brad Ledy Selected to LHS Sports Hall of Fame
• DEAL ME IN
• Youth Book Club To Meet at Public Library October 14
• Roger Reif
• Football
• Rexton-Garnet
• For the Record
• Planners Share Vision for St. Ignace Growth
• Library To Host Movie Night Oct. 14
• Four Generations of Bentgen Family Gather
• Rudyard
• Court Reports
• Free Screenings Offered for Depression
• Fall Fest Saturday Will Benefit Pickford Public Library Efforts
• Alanna and Ava Garlock
• Brevort
• Rebuilding Stimpson Residence Among Three Projects Planned at Heritage Village
• Kuharski Brings Humor to Pro-life Banquet
• Pickford Dairy Farmer Continues Hundred Year Family Legacy
• Riley Flanagan
• Engadine & Gould City
• 4-H Science Activities Planned for Families
• Organ Transplant Support Group To Meet October 14
• Building Center Crew Builds Top Scarecrow Display
• Ahlivia Spencer
• Les Cheneaux
• Youth Learn Anti-violence Message at Party
• Volunteer Stan Kujawa Earns North Country Trail Award
• Bowling League Results
• Izzard, Tassier
• Nina Abnee Named ‘Ad Woman of the Year’
• Preliminary Forecast Shows City of St. Ignace Facing 7% Revenue Drop in 2011
• Community Meal Is September 29 in Engadine
• City Tells Ferries: Deadline Is Oct. 4
• St. Ignace School To Propose 3-item Millage Again in November Election
• Sandhill Cranes Drawn to Open Fields Near Rudyard
• Lynda Mangene
• Deluge Brings Flooding
• Court Reports
• Downtown Mackinac Island Building Survey Moves Ahead
• Ethel Price
• Bridge Cameras To Match Plates With Watch Lists
• Stonecross To Perform in Curtis
• Rudyard Students Will Perform Play
• Gloria Davenport
• Bulldogs To Host Saints In ‘Volley For A Cure’ Benefit
• Work Begins on Straits Pipelines
• Grants Are Available for Art, Cultural Projects
• Mackinac County Contracts New Mental Health Service Provider for Jail Inmates
• Merle Wilson
• Cross Country
• DEAL ME IN
• Keeping the Light On: DeTour Preservation Society Delves Into Lighthouse’s History
• Winners Are Announced for Equestrian Events, Tractor and Horse Pulls at Stalwart Fair
• Francis Murdick
• Volleyball
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Mackinaw City Chamber Hosts Dinner
• New Health Care Changes in Place
• Ronald Trudo
• Bowling League Results
• Mackinac Island
• ‘Haunted Harbor’ Planned October 9
• Miller Will Perform in Rudyard
• Thessally Miller
• Stan Ferris To Be Inducted Into LaSalle Sports HOF
• Brevort
• Old Journal Inspires Writer To Pen History
• Map Will Pinpoint Locations for Lewd Businesses, Aid Mackinaw City Commission Decision
• Karen Platzke
• Pierson Records Five Tackles In Wildcats Win Over Ashland
• Engadine-Gould City
• Camera Rescued From Lake, Memories Saved
• Community Meal Is September 29 in Engadine
• Ruth Evashevski
• Football
• DeTour
• Cedarville School Board To Take Another Look at Closed Campus Rule, After Student Appeal
• Crop Walk Will Be This Sunday
• Luke Brooks
• Sudol Twins To Study Overseas
• Michigan Politics
• ATV Fall Color Tour Ride Is Saturday
• Racers Sprint Across Mackinac Bridge in 2nd Annual Run Oct. 9
• Doris Soeltner
• Hunter Clayton
• Local Drug Court Team Looks at New Ideas From Conference
• Voter Registration Deadline Nears for November Election
• Donna Weston
• Heckman, Austin
• Attendance Up 18% as Area Organizers Host U.P. State Fair
• Annual Drummond Island Quilt Show Is Set for October 2
• Public Service Commission To Host Utility Consumer Forum Thursday
• Moorhouse, Becker
• Clark Township Minutes
• St. Ignace Public Library Accepts Donations for Fall Auction
• Gas Leak Closes Galley Restaurant
• Izzards Celebrate Their 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Fall Festival Is Saturday in St. Ignace
• No Crime Is Reported During Annual St. Ignace Truck Show
• Nonprofit Group May Buy Cheboygan Hospital
• Naubinway Community Needs Full-time Clinician
• Chunk Splits Off St. Anthony’s Rock
• Freel Is Granted Special Land Use Permit; Committee To Explore Windmills
• Deer Blood Samples Being Collected in U.P.
• Naubinway Health Clinic Access Shouldn’t Be Reduced
• Mackinac Island
• Engadine-Gould City
• Rexton-Garnet
• Ann Walker
• Engadine-Gould City
• Hours Are Changed at Naubinway Health Clinic; Community Petitions
• Concealed Weapon Class Will Be Offered Sunday in Moran
• St. Ignace Gas Line Damaged During Underground Utility Work
• John Ellis
• Rexton-Garnet
• Programs To Spotlight World of Dog Sledding
• Soo Oktoberfest Is This Saturday
• Child Safety Seat Assistance Offered
• Timothy Hamilton
• Fall Golf Outing Is Sept. 23 on Island
• 789 Tractors Cross Bridge
• Bay Mills Historical Society Breaks Ground for New Depot
• Meier To Speak to EUP Schools on Bullying
• Lois West Miller
• Volleyball
• Council Wants Budget Reports
• Daniel Champion, Andrea Burks Join Teaching Staff at Pickford Schools
• Trojans To Celebrate Homecoming Friday
• Mary Nichols
• Cross Country
• Judge Ned Fenlon Dies at Age 106
• With Attendance Growing, St. Ignace Marching Band Seeks New Uniforms
• Marina Now Open Following Spill
• Gloria Davenport
• Flag Football Title Game Is October 2
• Schools To Get 3,500 Computers
• For the Record
• Plans Shared for Public Access Sites
• John McGreevy
• Football
• Attendance Surges at Truck Show
• Great Start Preschool Prepares for Fall Session
• 2010 Richard Crane Memorial Truck Show Results
• Violet Spincich
• During St. Ignace Show, ‘Ice Road Trucker’ Says Spirit of Adventure Drives His Work
• Brevort
• Court Reports
• Mackinac Island Hotel Development Gets Extension; ‘Fake’ Steps Idea Turned Down for Chur
• Carol Schmidt
• Mackinac Night Sets Rockabilly Theme for Fundraiser Oct. 3
• DeTour
• Hospital Foundation Ball Pays Tribute to Local Agencies
• Bishop Baraga Days Will Feature Services, History Information Hosted by St. Ignatius Church
• Andre Paquin
• State Park To Host Festival This Week
• DEAL ME IN
• Mackinaw City Council Hears Concerns About Enforcement
• Kreiser Is Arrested for Manslaughter
• Jack Riness
• St. Ignace DDA To Meet Oct. 15
• Les Cheneaux
• St. Ignace Event Recognizes Indian Trails Anniversary
• Plane Makes Nose Landing at Island Airport
• Franklin ‘Russell’ Moffitt
• Lilyana Pavlat
• Michigan Politics
• Attorney Recommends Next Step in East Lake Dam Proposal
• Paving of State Trail in Mackinaw City Nearly Done
• Patricia Markle
• City Residents Have Lost a Friend
• Family Fun Highlights Curtis Oktoberfest This Saturday
• Special Deer Hunt Is Available to Youth, Veterans
• Master Plan Still Moving Toward Council Review in Mackinaw City
• Questions Remain Unanswered After Mackinac Island Meeting
• Tribe Asks for More Discussion, but Commission Abandons Some Roads on Tribal Land
• City of St. Ignace Is Planning Splash Pad, Children’s Sundial for Wawatam Park
• Purchasing Ferry Docks Is a Good Thing for Island
• Bowling League
• Ross Pleads Guilty to Carjacking
• Family Activities Are Planned for National Public Lands Day
• Unused Presciption Drugs To Be Dropped Off at State Police Posts
• Great Lakes Sailor Laid To Rest After 11 Years
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinac Bridge Traffic Is Up 2%
• St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Open House Draws 150 People
• Law Enforcement Torch Run, Swim Raises $10,000 for Special Olympics
• Chippewa-Mackinac Retired School Personnel Meet September 23
• U.P. Marijuana Operation May Be Linked to Wisconsin
• Delivery Plans Change at Prison
• Wayne Taylor
• Rudyard To Host St. Ignace in Volley For A Cure Benefit
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Cloverland Pole Yard Receives Special Permit
• All Moran Twp. Properties Must Be Reassessed
• Jack Riness
• Coach Evashevski To Be Inducted into LHS Hall of Fame
• Clark Township Minutes
• Local Students Earn Honors at WMU
• St. Ignace Fishing Pier Takes Shape
• Robert Black
• LHS Athletic Passes Deadline Is Sept. 17
• Ferry Plans Draw Public Comment
• Moran Township Sticks With Previous Water Plan
• EUP Growth Plan Launched From Workshops
• Mary Nichols
• Football
• Crowds Enjoy Farming Heritage Displays at 105th Stalwart Fair
• Two Book Club Meetings Announced
• Off and Running: Horse Pulls Highlight Stalwart Agricultural Fair
• Donald Hamlin
• Kangas, Wornstaff, Hines Earn Academic Honors
• Library Opening Soon
• Annual Right To Life Banquet Is September 28 in St. Ignace
• Writers Group Forming Now at St. Ignace Library
• Early Anterless Dear Season Opens Thursday Downstate
• Memphis Schlegel
• Tractor Buffs Will Bring Their Best
• Local Man Arrested on Drug Charges
• Holiday, Known for Tributes to Trucking Lifestyle, Will Perform at St. Ignace Show
• Small Game Season Opens September 15
• Nelson, O’Grady
• For Big Rigs, All Roads Lead to St. Ignace
• 2 Arrested in Mackinaw City Break-ins
• City Takes Over Bluff Stairway
• St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Mackinaw City Celebrates 100 Years
• St. Ignace Woman Went Out of Her Way To Help Motorists
• Engadine & Gould City
• Court Reports
• Gahn, Koben, Stack Among Top Salmon Anglers at Hessel
• Haske Post Presents Cedar Cove With Benches at Picnic
• Ferry Monopoly Idea Puzzling, Disappointing
• Rudyard
• With Budget Outlook Better Than Expected, St. Ignace School District Reinstates Two Aides
• ‘Strike Out Violence’ Youth Party Will Be September 22
• St. Ignace Friends of Library To Meet
• Questions Motives Behind City Consideration of Ferry Service
• Brevort
• Shoreline Bike Tour To Cross Bridge Sunday
• Gould Attends United States Marine Corps Basic Training
• ‘Community Care’ Draws 108
• Diane Closs
• DeTour
• County To Pay State as Survey Data Is Sought
• Ostomy Group Meets Sunday
• Local Artists Show Work at Sault
• Agnes Houseman
• Mackinac Island
• Recreation Funds Shore Up Center Deficit
• Raber Sportsmen’s Club Will Host Fall Festival
• Community Foundation Offers Fall Grants
• Mary Nesbit
• Joe Brown, Kyle O’Boyle Compete on Collegiate Links at LSSU Invite
• DEAL ME IN
• Picnic Celebrates 1st Day of School
• Local Artists Display Work in Cedarville
• Saints JV Football To Hold Dinner
• Lindsay George
• Cross Country
• St. Ignace
• DeTour Will Host Fall Festival Saturday
• U.P. Legion To Meet October 4
• Public Library Will Hold Movie Night
• Louise Strawe
• Ben Paul Enjoys Success on Bike Course
• Michigan Politics
• Thompson Finds Friendly Citizens, but Poor Living Conditions, During Iraq Tour
• Jeff Daniels To Perform at Grand Hotel September 24
• St. Stanislaus Church To Host Dinner
• Vernon Konkle
• Volleyball
• Les Cheneaux Old-timers Softball Game Continues To Be A Hit
• Les Cheneaux
• Families, Teachers, Students Wake Tuesday To Return to Rhythm of School Days
• Annual Arts Dockside Festival Draws Strong Crowd to St. Ignace Marina
• 9th Annual Golf Tourney Benefits Island Medical Center, Dialysis Unit
• DEAL ME IN
• Scenes From the Chippewa County Fair: Rader, DeYoung, and Rader Among Royalty
• Police and Porters Try To Aid Traffic Flow
• Rudyard
• Sailing Around World, French Family Drops Anchor in Moran Bay
• No Injuries as Ferry Is Towed Ashore
• St. Ignace DDA Meeting Date Is Changed
• Michigan Politics
• Rendezvous Powwow Brings Cultures Together, Preserves Native Identity
• Huron Pauses for Fresh Coat of Paint
• St. Ignace Gold Wins Youth Baseball Championship
• Lewd Businesses Redirected at Village
• Truck Show, Light Parade Next Week
• Volleyball
• Cheboygan Hospital Receives Status To Aid With Funding
• Fall Fest, Swap Meet Are Saturday
• X-Country
• Company Seeks Permits To Brace Straits Pipelines
• From Mackinac Island's 1899 charter
• NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WILDCATS
• Clark Township Meeting Minutes
• Ferry Franchise Decisions Could Have Area-wide Impact, Shepler Warns Village
• St. Ignace Jr. Saints Football Schedule
• Business Is Up at Mackinaw City
• Red Necked Grebe Tests Positive for Type E Botulism
• Saints 1969-70 Boys Team To Be Inducted Into LHS Hall
• School Bells Ring Tuesday Morning
• Native American Ceremony Sends Bald Eagle Back to the Wild in Epoufette
• Football
• St. Ignace Is Site for Marquette Film
• Sportsmen Plan Annual Picnic
• Soeltners Will Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Island Officials Share Views on Ferry Access
• Island Airport Changes Closure Dates
• Geimer, Murray
• Mackinac Bridge Walk Draws 42,000
• Touch of Craft Closes Sept. 16
• Voters Should Ask: What Benefit Would Justify Public Investment in Ferries?
• Mackinac Island
• Grand Traverse Band Joins in Fight Against Carp Invasion
• Patrick Henry
• Engadine & Gould City
• Newberry Veterans Memorial Will Honor McMillan Soldier
• Wayne Taylor
• DeTour
• Livestock Judging, Horse Events To Be Highlights of 105th Stalwart Agricultural Fair
• Melbourne Williams
• Curtis: Art on the Lake
• Kevin Brady To Teach Business, Technology at LaSalle High
• 75-year Tradition To Continue at Les Cheneaux Old Timers Softball Game
• Graysen Schmitz
• Cedarville: Art in the Park
• Tallaire Will Teach English, History at LaSalle High School
• LaSalle High School Announces Teaching Changes
• Waltz, Markstrom
• St. Ignace: Arts Dockside
• Mackinac Straits Named United Way Business Neighbor
• Historic Survey Bids Higher Than Anticipated
• A Beautiful Ceremony for Rev. Goudreau
• Eagle Project Indicates Lake Health
• Closures Planned at Island Airport
• Gros Cap School Will Not Cut Grades 7 and 8
• Ferry Monopoly Would Hurt Island and Others
• Mackinac Island Weighing UTP Buy on Mainland
• Break-in Reported at Mackinaw City Mall; New Plan in Place
• Group Pledges To Preserve Light
• Gerard ‘Jerry’ Luepnitz
• For the Record
• Mighty Mac Walk To Honor Rubin
• Library Will Close on Labor Day
• 2010 Corvette Crossroads Show Awards
• Oner Lee
• X-Country Runners Open Season
• Corvette Enthusiasts Gather at Mackinaw City
• Regatta Open to All Sailboats
• Some Like Their ’Vettes Original, Some Prefer Modified, at Mackinaw City Show
• Mabel Pechta
• Ryerse Captures St. Ignace Match Play Title
• DEAL ME IN
• Recalled Eggs Have Been Distributed in Upper Peninsula
• Youth Book Club To Meet September 9
• Rudyard Alcoholics Anonymous Meets Mondays, Fridays
• Bulldogs Record Win; Eagles, Hornets Fall
• St. Ignace
• Internet Access To Improve as Stimulus Grant Funds Fiber Optic Project West on US-2
• Some in Mackinaw City Raise Concerns About Island Ferry Plans
• Great Lakes Boat Building School Hosts Beer-tasting Fundraiser
• Upcoming Football Schedule
• Les Cheneaux
• For the Record
• Road Commission Suit Will Finally Transfer Property
• Tribal Plant Gatherers Say Care and Tradition Play Important Role in Making Medicine
• Volleyball
• Mackinac Island
• City Gets OK To Move Drain Pipe in Bay
• Boynton on Break From Haiti, Returns to Mackinac Island
• Early Canada Goose Season Opens September 1
• Saints, Trojans, Panthers Post Gridiron Victories in Season Openers
• Engadine & Gould City
• Sticky Ballots Blamed for Missing Vote
• Rheaume Is Inducted Into the Defense Logistics Hall of Fame
• Deer Check Stations Available Around Michigan
• English, Horn
• Brevort
• Struggling Eight-point Buck Rescued From Taylor Pit Dredging Muck at Cedarville
• Soo Theatre Presents ‘Rodgers and Hammerstein’ September 7
• Locations Announced for Red Cross September Blood Drives
• Three Students Receive Degrees
• Rexton-Garnet
• Eichmans Refurbish and Open Chapel Hill Motel at Brevort
• Dead Birds Collected for Testing
• Upper Peninsula State Retirees To Meet Sept. 13
• Smith Deploys to Afghanistan
• Michigan Politics
• Gaylor Assumes Two Years Remaining on Thompson’s Term at Rudyard Township
• Round Island Lighthouse Fixed After Several Days of Darkness
• Students Earn Academic Honors
• 1437th Engineer Company Returns From Iraq Service
• Clark Twp. Board, Committee Work Together With Goal of Moving Sewer Projects Forward
• Wood Used To Create Energy, Uses Variety of Technologies
• Four Generations of Giacherio Family Gather in Traverse City
• Munoscong Mixed Doubles Golf
• Mackinac Island
• Local Family Finds Foster Care Is a Positive Experience
• County Pays Off Loan Early, Saving $138K
• 2010 Ensign National Championship Results
• Krause, Sweeney, Sposito Top Saints Girls Hoops Golf Tourney
• Engadine-Gould City
• Public Asked To Vote for Favorite Corvette Among 150+ in Mackinaw City Show
• Rich Eddy’s Rockin’ Oldies Performs Thurs.
• Cedarville Family Escapes Fire Unharmed
• Four Area Teams Open Season at Sault Volleyball Invitational
• Michigan Politics
• Mackinac Island To Take Closer Look at Allied EMS Charges
• Ruegg Hired at Gros Cap School; District Earns ‘A’ Rating
• Cheboygan Co. Humane Society To Host Garage Sale Fundraiser
• Massey, Tallaire Win St. Ignace Golf Club Individual Titles
• Court Issues Guilty Verdict in Little Bay de Noc Fishing Case
• Two Trout Lake Men Charged With Several Thefts
• Anglers Lining Up for One-day Fishing Tourney at Hessel
• Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame Selects 2011 Class for Induction
• Bat Infected With Rabies Found on Mackinac Island
• Les Cheneaux Youth Learn Boating Safety, Get Lifejackets
• St. Ignace Public Library Will Host Book, Bake Sale September 3-4
• Armentrout Advances in Rank
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Trout Lake Women’s Club Hosts Pie Social
• Portage Street Archaeological Survey Ends With No Significant Find
• Clark Township Minutes
• Brass Band Performs September 4 in Mackinaw City Concert Series
• New System Increases Efficiency at Coast Guard Station St. Ignace
• Amy Bellant
• MRI Scans Added at New Hospital
• More Than 100 Bosley Family Members Gather for Reunion
• School Begins Sept. 7 in St. Ignace
• Read the Lease Contract (and Reconsider the Old Magazines)
• Agencies To Offer Services Friday
• North, Skutt Raise Money for Fireworks, Oncology
• Romback Will Hold Office Hours
• Name Should Reflect History
• Mackinac Island Business Is Up
• Mackinaw City Turns Down Fountain, Hears Positive Audit
• Arts and Crafts Festival To Be Held in Mackinaw City
• Kenneth McDonald
• Fur Trade Era, Native Powwow To Be Showcased
• Mackinac County Primary Election Results
• Cedarville High Closes Campus For Lunch Period
• John Paul Brown
• ‘Gathering of Eagles’ Honors Culture
• St. Ignace Public Library Listeners Hear Update on Bats
• Money Penny Tops Ensign Racers
• Bernetta Soeltner
• DEAL ME IN
• Community-wide Efforts Is Topic at Les Cheneaux Islands Association Annual Meeting
• Work Underway on Downtown St. Ignace Projects
• Ken Dressler
• Les Cheneaux
• Court Reports
• Storm Cause Flooding in Mackinaw City
• Earl John Duncan
• Evan Everson Wins Three Medals at Australia Games Trojans’ Jenna Arnold Selected to All-Tourne
• St. Ignace
• Citizens Voice Concerns About Road Ends Work
• Michigan Mayors Gather at St. Ignace for Training Workshop
• Author Jeffery Deaver To Discuss Process of Creating Books With Island Visit
• National, Bluewater Leagues Will Meet
• DeTour
• Mackinaw City Knitters Share Warmth With Those in Need
• Letter of the Law, or ‘Right Thing To Do?’
• ‘Chairs for Charity’ Auction Raises $1,704 for Hope Chest, Community Foundation
• Les Cheneaux
• Round Island Lighthouse Group To Be Recognized at Ceremony
• Tall Ships Sail Through Straits of Mackinac in Challenge Race
• County Planning Commissioners Ponder Usefulness of Economic Alliance Partnership
• Brevort
• Michigan Misses Race To the Top Funding – But Schools Must Comply With Reforms
• Donations Needed for Project Connect
• Michigan Receives Federal Support for Foreclosures
• Rexton-Garnet
• Court Reports
• Clark Twp. Board Wants All Funds for Bike Path in One Place
• Winston Family Gathers at St. Ignace Reunions Since 1941
• Engadine-Gould City
• Gold Wing Road Riders Travel to St. Ignace
• Heritage Village Hosts Vintage Base Ball, Bird Display, and Music in Mackinaw City
• Mackinac Island’s First Historic District Named
• Edwards, Waybrant, Kish Promoted
• DeTour
• Two Pedestrians Hurt in Crosswalk Accident
• July Bridge Traffic Increases 3.4%
• Les Cheneaux Dredging Project on Schedule
• Johnson, Wender
• St. Ignace
• Tribe’s Youth Detention Center To Expand
• Evangelist Kempf Will Conduct Services in Hessel August 22-27
• Grant Supports Removal of Invasive Reeds
• Appreciates Well Written Stories That Could Impact Tourism
• Mackinac Island
• Costs Rising for Proposed East Lake Dam
• Free Community Meal Is Aug. 25
• Re-enactors Take Part in Rendezvous in Mackinaw
• Development of Storage Yard Questioned
• Michigan Politics
• Pickford Community Recalls Old-time Country Schools at 2010 Hay Days
• Grand Traverse Chorus of Sweet Adelines Performs Saturday
• Civil War Period Is Focus of Learning for Re-enactors Robin and Kelly Dorman
• John Duncan
• Upgraded Firefighting Equipment Gets OK From Brevort Twp.
• Hessel Powwow Will Celebrate Native Culture August 20-22
• DNRE Will Host Public Open House for New Boat Launches
• Doris Mae Holton
• Special Use Permit Needed for Cloverland Electric Storage Site
• North, Skutt Raise Funds for Charity By Skiing Behind Ferry
• Clark Township Planning Commission Hears Feedback on Public Access Sites
• Linda Bigger
• Chair Auction Will Benefit Charities
• St. Ignace Receives $1,500 in ‘Get Moving’ Challenge
• Horseshoe and Golf League Results
• James Barrett
• Should Vending Machines Be Hidden From View?
• Great Lakes Film Project Underway
• Breast Cancer Fundraiser Is August 21 at Kinross
• Cecelia Questard
• Bridge Card Expiration Date Extended 1 Year
• U.S. Bike Route May Bring Cyclists Through Eastern Upper Peninsula
• Burger Bash Will Benefit Diane Peppler Center
• Elwood Lewis
• Local Couple’s Generosity Aids St. Ignace Causes
• Kincheloe Air Force Base Veterans Reunite in St. Ignace, Sault
• Salmon and Trout Tournament To Take Place Saturday
• Mackinac Bridge Designated National Historical Civil Engineering Landmark
• My Darling Named Best in Show
• Mackinac Island To Celebrate Its Famous Treat This Weekend
• Cedarville Cheer Team To Host Can Drive August 21
• Ironworkers Festival Celebrates Builders of Country’s Superstructures
• DEAL ME IN
• Bullying Policy Outlined in New St. Ignace Handbook
• City: With Payment Falling Short, Marina Needs More Oversight
• Cassen and Dewey, Behrend Perform Free Concerts
• Mackinac Island
• Court Reports
• Man Jailed on Charges of Assaults at Moran and Sault
• Raber Fire Department Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• James Barrett
• Engadine Consolidated Schools
• Divers To Hunt for ‘Treasure’ in Moran Bay
• Book Sale Aids Hospital Auxiliary
• Erickson Center Presents ‘Follywood’
• Donald Persiani
• St. Ignace
• State Street Part of EUP Project
• Evashevski, Boogie 2 Shooz Will Perform Free Concerts
• Murder Mystery Luncheon Will Benefit EUP Fine Arts Center
• Kenneth McDonald
• Brevort
• Greniers Produce Art for Hessel Boat Show
• Bat Conservation Program Will Be August 17
• Gros Cap Junior High Band, Athletics To Participate at LaSalle
• Daniel Rowley
• Les Cheneaux
• Jeff Rogers Shares Perspectives on Judging Antique Wooden Boat Show
• Engadine Church To Host Fashion Show
• New Rudyard Superintendent Looks To Tap Into School District’s Potential
• Mary Caulfield
• Engadine-Gould City
• Millage Passes With 53.5% Vote
• Moran Township Board Meeting Is Cancelled; Meets September 1
• Antlerless Deer Permit Applications Sold Through August 15
• Mark ‘Marko’ Howland, Jr.
• Michigan Politics
• Recreation Millage Defeated
• Music in Mackinaw To Feature ‘Suzanne and Jim’ Saturday
• Red Cross To Offer CPR for Health Care Professionals
• Stephen Davis Honored for ‘Stepping Up to the Plate’ in Support of His Community
• County Canvass of Primary Votes To Be Finished This Week
• Joe Ossmann Finishes Bike Trip
• Rock Revue To Play at Opera House
• New Research Boat Sails Great Lakes
• Horseshoe and Golf League Results
• National Ensign Sailors To Compete at Les Cheneaux
• Morning, Evening Book Clubs Will Meet at St. Ignace Library
• St. Ignace, Kinross To Hold Fundraisers
• K-9 Unit Finds Missing Brimley Girl
• Jr. High Volleyball To Begin Practice
• Economy Drives Reorganization of MSU Extension
• Seney Refuge Announces Events
• Commission May Abandon Roads on Tribal Land
• Erickson Center for the Arts Accepts Photo Contest Entries
• Ironworkers Will Get 1st Glimpse of Monument
• Sea Lamprey Control Effort Planned for Mackinac County
• Bois Blanc Gets $2 Million for Internet Access
• County Bus Study Awaits Funds
• Saints Girls Hoops Team Will Hold Silent Auction
• Summer Tourism Healthy
• DeTour Lighthouse Transferred to Preservation Society
• History Highlighted at St. Ignace
• Alternative to Anger Course Is Available in St. Ignace
• Elmblad Verbally Commits to University of Wisconsin
• Antique Boat Show Is Saturday
• Foreign Exchange Students Will Attend Powwow at St. Ignace
• Residents Might Help Reconstruct Dixie Monument
• Volunteers Assist With Hessel Beach Beautification
• New ATV Ordinance Is a Bad Idea for City
• DEAL ME IN
• Bridge Authority To Discuss Commuter Cards This Week
• Mackinaw City? There’s an ‘App’ for That
• Tall Ship Appledore V Will Visit Mackinaw City
• Reverend William Goudreau
• Rexton-Garnet
• Mackinac Bridge Chosen as National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
• No One Hurt as Golf Cart Catches Fire
• Moratorium Does Not Protect Open Spaces on Mackinac Island
• Darlene Jungenberg
• Rudyard
• For the Record
• Repair Underway as Sewer Main Mishap Floods Home
• Ostomy Association To Meet August 15
• John Paul Brown
• Mackinac County Election Results
• Friends of Pickford Library Will Participate in Hay Days Celebration
• Local Restorers Resurrect, Maintain Antique Wooden Boats at Les Cheneaux
• Brevort
• Nordquist Twins Receive Top Academic Honors
• St. Ignace’s Joe Ossmann Bikes Across Country
• Fundraiser Underway for Brayden Mills
• Volunteers Raise $23,000 in 24-hour Relay for Life at St. Ignace
• Koivuniemi Family Hosts 18th Annual R.W. Open Scramble Golf Tourney
• DEAL ME IN
• Artists Display Work at Hessel’s Music and Art Dockside
• Mosley, Corey Art To Be Displayed
• McClendon, Schmitigal, Cline Earn Academic Honors at Baker College
• St. Ignace
• Ryerse Family Gathers in St. Ignace for Reunion, Games
• Rusticator Returns to Hessel as Featured Boat in This Year’s Show August 14
• Les Cheneaux Frog Fest Highlights Environment
• Local Veterans To Join Freedom Ride
• Engaged
• DeTour
• MacDonald Fills Gros Cap School Board Vacancy
• City May Allow Larger ORVs, Dirt Bikes To Use Streets
• 2011 Stalwart Fair Covers Will Be Judged at Fair September 9
• Rudyard
• Questions Name Change Suggestion for Central Avenue
• Coin, Stamp, Card Show Is August 1
• St. Ignace Steel Band To Perform Mackinaw City Concert Saturday
• Lewd Businesses May Be Moved to MR
• Wedding
• Engadine & Gould City
• Perry, Petoskey Band To Perform
• ‘Michigander’ Cyclists Explore Mackinaw City
• 48 Local Youth Participate in 4-H Summer Camp
• Mackinac Island
• Are Medical Marijuana Users Undesirable Residents?
• Albany Trail Ride Registration Underway
• Regatta Ends Friday at Les Cheneaux
• Coast Guard’s Corey Cole Heads to Baltimore
• Toton Completes Basic Training
• Les Cheneaux
• Volunteers Say They Gain as Much as They Give While Hosting Special Events
• Bicycle Tours Set Aside for 2nd Time
• Mackinac Race Is Swift This Year for Chicago Yacht Club Sailors
• Engadine-Gould City
• Walter Litzner
• Bat Tests Positive for Rabies in Mackinac County, LMAS Reports
• Jarvie To Continue in Supervisor Role After Loss of Thompson
• Hobra Named Rudyard Schools Superintendent
• Birth
• Brevort
• For the Record
• St. Ignace Grabs Second Place in Walking Challenge
• Quilt Raffle To Raise Money for Brimley Depot
• Michigan Politics
• Carol Thompson
• Mackinaw City Mulls Name Change From East Central to ‘Main Street’
• Report: Plane Attempted Take-off 3 Times Before Crash
• Sault History Fest Will Be July 30-31
• Markstroms Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage
• Mackinac Island
• Court Reports
• No One Hurt as Blaze Destroys Log Cabin in Moran
• Shakespeare Author Maher Shares Perspective
• Arthur Pechta
• St. Ignace City Council Minutes
• Garlyn Zoo Offers Animal Rescue Fundraiser for Hospital
• Portage Players To Perform Musical Comedy ‘Tumbledown Town’
• Lenior Attends Coast Guard Academy
• News From St. Ignace Area Schools
• ‘Mackinaw City Boys’ To Bring 1860s Base Ball Exhibition Games to Festival Saturday
• Helen Shoberg of Cedarville Pens and Illustrates Grandchild’s Favorite Story
• Volunteers Are Needed for Weed Management in DeTour
• Beatrice Brisson
• Clark Township Minutes
• Gros Cap School Will Offer More Money to St. Ignace District To Participate in Band, Sports
• Les Cheneaux
• Adult Store Inappropriate for Family Shopping Center
• St. Ignace
• First-time Hessel Boat Show Entry False Start Overcomes Near Disaster
• Pepper To Speak on Lighthouses
• DeTour Library Expands Hours
• William ‘Billy’ Ryan
• Clark Township Minutes
• Horseshoe and Golf League Results
• Sault Sidewalk Sales Planned August 6
• Chairs, Quilts Offered for Auction at Cedarville Library
• Roland Ringquist
• Michigan Politics
• Chippewa County Airport Receives $1.24 Million Grant for Improvements
• Music in Mackinaw To Feature Dance North, Regiment Band
• Early Information Gleaned From Mackinaw City Tours
• Students Earn Academic Honors at CMU
• Clark Township Minutes
• St. Ignace, Cedarville To Begin Volleyball Practice
• Court Reports
• Fireworks Shows Draw Tourists
• Ruby Hamel
• Photo
• Tourism Soft So Far This Summer at Straits Historic Sites, Parks Report
• Fuel Contained as Tug Sinks Near Cheboygan
• Mackinac Island Lakeside Boardwalk Needs New Consideration, Commissioners Say
• Local Students Earn Degrees From Ferris, Kendall
• Police Strategy Pulls in Businesses, Visitors
• Saints Cross Country Will Hold Meeting August 9
• Blues Control, Conga Se Menne In Concert This Week
• Les Cheneaux Public Boat Launch Sites Find Approval
• Marian Koski
• 14th Rudyard Lions Triathlon and 5K Run Results
• Genealogy Session To Offer Research in Regional Records
• Re-enactors To Stage Looting, Militia Skirmish at Mackinaw City This Weekend
• Parrish To Speak at Historical Society
• EUP Fine Arts Council Presents ‘Give My Regards to Broadway’
• County To Request Support for Shelter
• New Foundation Laid for Visitors Locker Room
• Trial Date Set for 2011 in Silver Mountain Ski Hill Lawsuit
• Fish Feast Draws Strong Crowd to St. Ignace Marina for Family Fun
• Gene Kent
• 2010 Rudyard Summerfest Event Results
• Woman Hurt, Robbed on Mackinac Trail
• Youth Book Club Meets Aug. 5
• Slashin’ Ashmun Car Show Will Be August 7
• Keeping History Alive: Cedarville Couple Renovates Ford’s Cottages
• History Festival To Feature Tours
• Paquin, Aikens Earn Medals at National Games
• Paquin Pleads Guilty to 1 Charge; Cullen Charges Dropped
• Inmate Is Charged in Attempted Escape from Prison
• Sharon Thompson
• Horseshoe League Results
• Lighthouse Volunteers Aid Drifting Boat
• 400 Riders Will Bike Through Mackinaw City Saturday
• Professor Discusses Life of Fur Trader, Soldier Charles Langlade
• DooWops Will Perform at Erickson Center
• St. Ignace History Day Is Saturday
• Kaseman Is Sailor of the Month
• Pickford Historical Society Plans Fundraisers
• Mackinaw City Historic Village Renamed Heritage Village
• Pauline Huffman
• Junior Saints Cheerleading To Hold Practice
• Plan Would Use Horse Waste for Electric Power
• Project Backpack Taking Donations
• African Artist Draws Appreciation at Cedarville
• Sailing
• Local Students Earn CMU Degrees
• Les Cheneaux Youth To Perform ‘101 Dalmatians’
• Improvements Bringing New Look to Fort de Buade in Downtown St. Ignace
• Elizabeth Ann Kelly
• Golf Notes
• Bayside Music Festival Is Sat.
• Northmen Gospel Singers Will Perform in Engadine Sunday
• Mahlmeister Seeks Exchange Student Hosts
• Engadine’s Bill Edwards ‘Plans To Slow Down’ at 80
• DEAL ME IN
• Engaged
• Community Roots Run Deep at Pickford Hay Days
• Antique Show To Be August 3
• Carl Reich
• Saints Football Players To Receive Equipment
• 4,500 Miles of Paddling
• Ensign Fleet 31 Finishes Summer Series

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