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It was a mix of history and fun at the Seney Lumberjack Festival, an annual celebration of the history and people of Seney. “We’re glad the people came out today.

Considerable confusion regarding the Grand Marais Chamber of Commerce has disrupted the public in Northeast Alger County. The main question is whether or not the nonprofit even exists after a decade’s worth of not filing federal tax forms and a claim that the organization had dissolved itself at a special meeting.

A house was destroyed after an explosion on Thursday, Aug. 24 on Shore Road in Limestone Township.

Munising School Public Library will be closed Mon., Sept. 4th in observance of Labor Day.

The Michigan Beef Industry Commission restored a state checkoff program on the sale of cattle in Michigan. The move is expected to generate as much as $500,000 annually for the Commission, which works to inform consumers about the dietary benefits of beef consumption, build consumer trust and promote the safe, responsible practices used to raise and process beef.