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Crosswalk Upgrade at M-28/Maple Street Promises Safer Pedestrian Access in Munising

In a move that’s sure to delight pedestrians and cyclists alike, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is sprucing up the M-28/Maple Street intersection with a new crosswalk and upgraded sidewalk ramps. This much-anticipated project, starting on September 20 and estimated to be completed by September 27, is all about making it safer and easier to get around town—no more dashing across the road like it’s a real-life game of Frogger!
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Munising School Public Library News

The public library has spent the past week celebrating Intellectual Freedom. Everyone deserves the right to read freely and have access to library materials that engage and inspire them to learn and grow. Supporting libraries in making materials available for all users is one of the best ways for you to support Intellectual Freedom.
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Did you miss the dancing?

This past weekend on September 22, Alger County Communities that Care (AC3) held a pro-social barn dance at the Northern Michigan State University North Farm for the second year in a row. Fun was had by all ages from infants to the elderly. The event’s purpose is to encourage socialization among the community and to just have fun.
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Stake the Lake 2024: Honoring Survivors and Supporting Alger County Cancer Patients

On Saturday, October 5, The Eric R. Beverly Family Foundation will host its annual Stake the Lake event at Bayshore Park in Munising. The event, presented by Pat’s Foods, aims to celebrate cancer survivors and honor the memory of those lost to the disease while raising funds for the Alger County Chemotherapy and Mammography Program (CHAMP) grant program.
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