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Are you paying a ton for streaming services? Maybe it’s time for you to try Kanopy, your public library streaming option. With thousands of popular and award-winning, thoughtful films available for free to library cardholders, how can you go wrong? Create your free account at Kanopy.com and then add the app to your smart device or smart TV and, once you authenticate with your library card number, you are ready to stream. With 10 view credits a month per cardholder, there are lots of options to choose from, and the children’s channel streams for free with no limit. All you need is your up to date library card. For more information, please call the library at 906-387-2125 so you can get streaming as soon as possible.
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One still missing after Miners fall
The search for a missing climber has been almost completely called off at Miners Falls in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. “It’s been scaled back.
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Thank you to all of you who come to the library to check out books, participate in events, volunteer your time, make donations or just stop in to say hi. You absolutely make my day brighter by being a part of your community library. I appreciate you!
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U.S. Navy accepts future USS Marinette
The Navy accepted delivery of the future USS Marinette (LCS 25) from Lockheed Martin this week at the Fincantieri Marinette Marine shipyard in Marinette, Wisconsin. “Today marks a significant milestone in the life of the future USS Marinette,” said Capt.
Read MoreU.S. Navy accepts future USS MarinetteWe are please to announce that Mason St
We are please to announce that Mason St. Amour has been chosen as our Student of the Week. He is a 2nd grader and the son of Shaun and Cori St. Amour. Mason is such an empathetic young man. He has one of the biggest and most caring hearts. Mason is constantly volunteering his help to his teachers and classmates. He sets a great example of thoughtfulness and kindness. In his free time, he enjoys hockey, snowmobiling, riding dirt bikes, and working with his dad at Foggy’s. We are so lucky to have Mason in our classroom! Congratulations to Mason and his family.
Read MoreWe are please to announce that Mason StTrobridge found not guilty
A jury found Justin Rian Trobridge not guilty of one count of felony of assaulting a police officer on Friday, Feb. 3. Originating from an event on May 11, 2019, it was the oldest and one of the most constitutionally difficult cases on the 11th Circuit Court docket.
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The Michigan Ice Fest, one of the premier ice climbing events in the U.S., continues over the weekend. Numerous events, shows and more are spread out between Alger Parks and Rec, local businesses and outdoor locations. Check the Michigan Ice Fest Facebook page for more information Polar Plunge this Saturday
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The art of fire and flames
Ouellette lights up Munising’s artist scene The Munising Beacon proudly presents, once a month, another “Artist Profile”, a series highlighting local artists and community members that have a passion for bringing beauty into Alger County. Munising’s Vinnie Ouellette is a character as rich as one of his many performances.
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Red oaks key to Alger conservation
Red Oak or quercus rubra, is a native tree to the U.P. and much of the eastern United States. Red oaks can be found throughout the Hiawatha National Forest in Alger County, as well as in the Deerton area. Red oak is an important tree species for diversity, wildlife food, pollinators, and timber production especially for veneer products and indoor lumber. Oaks tend to be a symbol of strength and many people have an affinity to them for their longevity, beautiful fall foliage, and wildlife benefits.
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