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City hit with sticker shock
Munising officials are confronting a potential $100 million replacement of the city’s wastewater treatment plant, nearly triple an earlier estimate. During the Nov. 4 City Commission meeting, commissioners discussed funding challenges, possible phased improvements, Bayshore boat launch upgrades, the city manager search and a proposed master plan.
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Johns took positive lessons from struggles
Munising High School senior Brody Johns turned adversity into growth during the Mustangs’ football season, earning first-team All-Great Lakes Eight Conference West Division honors at linebacker. With 713 rushing yards, nine touchdowns and 89 tackles, Johns reflects on perseverance, teamwork and the confidence gained through overcoming challenges.
Tasting Notes: After a successful hunt, options for preparing venison
In this edition of Tasting Notes, Billy Jack Graham shares practical tips for preparing tender, flavorful venison. From marinated grilled steaks and bacon-wrapped kebabs to juicy venison burgers, discover new ways to enjoy deer meat, plus a homemade red meat marinade recipe.
Horne helps residents navigate health care
Carol Horne, outreach education coordinator at Munising Memorial Hospital, helps Alger County residents navigate Medicare, veterans benefits, health care fraud prevention and community assistance programs. Her work connects seniors, veterans and families with resources they may not know are available.
Craig T. Nelson on legacy, loss and the quiet power of ‘Green and Gold’
Emmy-winning actor Craig T. Nelson reflects on legacy, family and loss in “Green and Gold,” an independent film by Upper Peninsula filmmakers Anders and Davin Lindwall. Nelson shares how he shaped his character, helped support the production and reunited with longtime friend M. Emmet Walsh.
‘Green and Gold’ Sprouts from U.P. Roots to Indie Success
Upper Peninsula filmmakers Anders and Davin Lindwall turned their Iron River roots into “Green and Gold,” an independent feature starring Craig T. Nelson. Discover how family, mentorship, creative collaboration and community support helped bring the film from rural Wisconsin to theaters and streaming platforms nationwide.
Rob Steinhoff wins 11th Circuit Court judicial race
Alger County Prosecutor Robert T. “Rob” Steinhoff defeated incumbent Brian Rahilly by 646 votes in the 11th Circuit Court judicial race, according to unofficial results from four Upper Peninsula counties. Steinhoff discusses his victory, campaign and priorities ahead of taking office in January.
