Viau wins Grand Champion honors at U.P. State Fair
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Dr., Why?: How should I introduce risky foods to my baby?
Q: My wife and I recently became parents for the first time and, because there is a history of food allergy issues in our families, we have been reluctant to give our baby girl any of the high-risk foods, like nuts, egg, cow’s milk, soy, and wheat products.
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Michigan spending is unsustainable
By James M. Hohman Mackinac Center for Public Policy Michigan legislators approved a budget that spends $47.0 billion in revenue from the state’s taxes and fees.
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It is remarkable that when we say the Lord’s Prayer (“Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name….) that we include asking our Lord to “lead us not into temptation”. It recognizes that if we are being led by someone who we trust and are loyal to, that we are susceptible to being led into temptation.
MSU has strong calving season
It’s calving season at the Michigan State University Upper Peninsula Research and Extension Center Farm in Chatham, with roughly 60 infant cows around the fields. According to Farm Manager Paul Naasz, the calving season is going well.
The show goes on
It’s usually a good sign for a festival when people are raving about the music and not caring about the weather. That’s exactly what happened at the 41st annual Grand Marais Music and Crafts Festival Aug.
U.P. Football All Star Game returns with new leadership
AdvantEdge is proud to announce its commitment to continue the ‘U.P. All Star Game’ tradition. Collaborating with local coaches and long-standing contributors, we aim to ensure a seamless transition and a bright future for the game and all U.P. athletes.
Commercial recycling struggles
As fallout continues to impact Alger County after North Country Disposal pulled its recycling services, a new concern is challenging local business owners regarding responsible waste removal. Commercial recycling is at a complete standstill in Alger County as businesses have no way to get recyclable materials from their locations to transfer stations.
County makes moves for veterans
By Brice Burge The Alger County Commission made three decisions that positively impact veterans in the area at its Committee of the Whole on Monday, Aug. 14.