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Seniors set a positive year: Painting a pleasant parking lot
Munising High School Seniors, the upcoming 2025 graduates, wanted to paint a whole new attitude to distinguish themselves from past groups of grads. Even well before school began, the group could be seen online promoting positive messages like looking forward to sunrises instead of sunsets. As part of their positivity, each senior was given the opportunity to paint a parking spot.
Read MoreSeniors set a positive year: Painting a pleasant parking lotSheriff Brock reminds drivers to be alert during deer season
Alger County Sheriff Todd Brock reminds motorists that with fall and the hunting season in full swing, deer populations will be on the move. This activity heightens the chance of a car/deer crash occurring.
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Mark your calendar for next Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 6:00 p.m. when Bill Jamerson will bring his program Boys of Winter – Ski Jumpers of the Upper Peninsula to the Munising Library. Jamerson, a musical historian, will tell stories and perform songs based on interviews with ski jumpers of the bygone era. This is a family friendly event for anyone with an interest in U.P. history. For more information please call the library at 906-387-2125.
Read MoreMunising School Public Library NewsThe Trinity: One God in Three Persons, Assistant Pastor, Munising Baptist Church
The doctrine of the Trinity teaches that God consists entirely of one divine essence which is three distinct persons—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These three persons of the Godhead are co-equal in all attributes of the Godhead, are one in purpose and will, and are yet distinct in both role and function in the fellowship of the triune God.
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Flame of Hope Week Raises Awareness and Funds for Special Olympics Athletes
The Munising community came together once again to support the Flame of Hope, a pivotal event aimed at raising awareness for Special Olympics athletes. Organized by Carl White, a retired Captain and Michigan LETR Executive Council member, and his wife Carla, the local Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) was held on September 25, 2024, and saw 14 participants either walk or run a 5k, beginning and ending at the East Channel Brewery, located in the heart of downtown Munising. Participants followed a scenic route that showcased the natural beauty of the area, while bringing attention to an important cause.
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Veterans Outreach Event: Join Alger County Veterans Affairs and U.P. Together With Veterans on Tuesday, October 8th, from 1-4pm at Munising American Legion Post 131. Open to all veterans, their families, and caregivers. Learn about benefits, healthcare, and wellbeing resources. Representatives from Iron Mountain VA, Mobile Vet Center, Secretary of State, and more will be present. Can’t attend? Contact Alger County Veteran Service Officer or call 1-800-MICH-VET. Less than 50% of veterans access their earned benefits—let’s change that together.
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Kiwanis Club Hosts Annual Raffle Blitz to Support Community Initiatives
MUNISING, MI - The Alger County Parks and Recreation building was abuzz with excitement on Saturday, September 21, as the local Kiwanis Club hosted its third annual Raffle Blitz. The event, running from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., brought together community members and businesses in a spirited fundraising effort aimed at supporting various local initiatives.
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