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Vietnam Veterans seek donations for renovation of Alger County All Veterans Memorial

The Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 237, are asking local units of government, area businesses and service clubs, as well as Alger County residents for donations to be used to replace the brick enclosure around the All-Veterans Memorial in Bayshore Park. They hope to raise the $20,000 to $30,000 necessary to demolish the existing brick enclosure and replace it with a satin bronze aluminum ornamental fence.
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SC band hosts concert

The Superior Central Middle/High School band performed its Spring concert on Wednesday, March 15. The band played a selection of songs to the crowd of parents and community members in the SC middle/high school gymnasium, the same selection that the band played at the recent performance festival. The band received a II rating, which is the second-best possible ranking at the March 9 festival.
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Munising School Public Library Notes

The library is moving fullsteam ahead with a very busy schedule for the rest of March and some exciting things coming in April. On Monday, March 20 at 10:30am Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is back at story time with their Ranger Read Along program. Join a park ranger for a story about the importance of trees, play themed activity games, and make a tree craft to take home! Welcome to families with children ages 7 and under.
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Federal funding coming to U.P. waterways

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works program is set to receive more than $7.4 billion in discretionary funding for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24), with the Detroit District being allocated just over $159 million for various projects. Among these projects, the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Study is of particular importance to the region, with $3 million being earmarked for it. The study will span across the three Great Lakes Corps of Engineers Districts, namely Detroit, Buffalo, and Chicago, and will aim to identify vulnerable coastal areas and recommend strategies to enhance the coastal resources’ ability to withstand, recover from, and adapt to future hydrologic uncertainty brought about by both natural and man-made coastal environments. The need for the study was highlighted by recent high-water events that impacted the Great Lakes region.
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Local basketball fans were able to enjoy a new basketball scoreboard for the MHSAA District 101 tournament

Local basketball fans were able to enjoy a new basketball scoreboard for the MHSAA District 101 tournament, held at the Big Bay de Noc gymnasium. The scoreboards were paid for through a donation from DTE. Pictured are BBdN Superintendent DeeDee Thill, DTE Energy Branch Manager Jim Olsick and Black Bears Booster Club President Christa Peterson.
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