S-C baseball drops game at Escanaba
The Superior Central baseball team traveled to Escanaba on Monday, May 20. The Cougars fell behind early, and were unable to regroup, falling 8-1.
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May 2024
Munising tennis wraps up regular season
The Munising tennis team traveled to Ishpeming on Friday. The Mustangs and Hematites were originally scheduled to play a regular match, but shifted things up with host Ishpeming to focus on getting ready for the post-season.
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S-C softball takes care of Munising in regular season finale
The Superior Central softball team put the finishing touches on a fantastic regular season with a sweep over their rival on Thursday, May 23. The Lady Cougars were playing at Munising, where they won on scores of 11-0 (four innings) and 23-2 (three innings).
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2-Man Early League 1. Denmams Hardware 84.00 2.
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Exploring Architecture with KEVA Planks
Mather Elementary’s third grade students explored architecture with KEVA planks (a wooden construction toy) this year. Each third grade class used KEVA planks to explore construction of different structures throughout the school year. The students were excited to have the opportunity to build both in math class and during inside recess.
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The Munising Beacon: Honoring Our Graduates
The Munising Beacon is proud to announce the return of the community’s cherished senior spread, a tribute to the graduating classes of three esteemed local Alger County schools: Munising High School, Superior Central, and Munising Baptist School.
Read MoreThe Munising Beacon: Honoring Our GraduatesLessons from the Lighthouse: Embracing Humility and Wisdom
Through the pitch-black night, the Captain sees a light dead ahead on a collision course with his ship. He sends a signal: “Change your course 10 degrees east.” The light signals back: “Change yours, 10 degrees west.” Angry, the Captain sends: “I’m a Navy Captain! Change your course, sir!” “I’m a seaman, second class,” comes the reply. “Change your course, sir.” Now the Captain is furious. “I’m a battleship! I’m not changing course!” There is one last reply. “I’m a lighthouse. Your call.”
Read MoreLessons from the Lighthouse: Embracing Humility and WisdomHow can I avoid developing diabetes?
Q: I read your article from several months ago about prediabetes and discussed my risk factors with my doctor (obese, relatively inactive, two siblings with diabetes, and I had gestational diabetes with my last pregnancy six years ago).
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