Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II arrived in Munising on Feb. 13 ready to embrace everything the community had to offer — education, conversation and even a bit of adventure.
Marilyn T. Cook, age 89, of Munising died Sunday evening, Feb. 9, 2025, at the Corinthian Assisted Living Place in Gilbert, Arizona. Marilyn was born on Sept. 7, 1935, in Munising to Henry and Evelyn (Goodreau) Lasak. She graduated from Sacred Heart School and then William G. Mather High School. Marilyn married John “Jack” Cook on Nov. 6, 1954, and together they raised their three daughters.
The following sporting events are scheduled over the next week. MMHS is Munising Middle/High School; SC is Superior Central High School; MBS is Munising Baptist School; and BTS is Burt Township School, Grand Marais.
Alger County is buzzing with activity this week. From winter sports to community gatherings, there’s something for everyone. The Munising Bay Ice Fishing Derby invites anglers to test their skills, while the Trenary Outhouse Classic promises a quirky, fun-filled day of racing. Local organizations are hosting a variety of events, including Michigan Birding 101, live music at the Moose Lodge and fish fries at the American Legion and Moose Lodge. Whether you’re hitting the ice, supporting a local fundraiser or just looking for a good meal, this week’s lineup is packed with opportunities to connect and enjoy the season.
With all that was going on, there might have been some distractions for the Superior Central boys basketball team in their home game with Munising Baptist on Feb. 10. The Cougars, though, were able to get the job done in the non-conference meeting, claiming a 62-43 victory.
The Munising Baptist boys basketball team made it to the second round of the Northern Lights League tournament on Friday. The Bobcats were taking on Big Bay de Noc in a game held at Hannahville, where they saw their time in the tournament end with a 65-59 setback.