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FBI Executes Federal Search Warrant in Munising: Details Remain Sparse

On Wednesday, June 12, 2024, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) executed a federal search warrant in the residential area of Munising. In response to an email inquiry from The Munising Beacon, a spokesperson from the FBI’s Detroit Field Office confirmed, “The FBI executed a federal search warrant near the Varnum Road location last week.” When asked if the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church was also included in the search warrant, the spokesperson added, “There was law enforcement activity near the second location, but I cannot confirm if it was related to the search warrant.
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Adam Peters: Author of ‘The Blueprint to Happy’ Spreading Happiness, One Page at a Time

A remarkable event is about to unfold at the beloved Falling Rock Café & Bookstore. On Friday, June 21, from 3-6 p.m., the community will have the unique opportunity to meet Adam Peters, author of the highly praised book The Blueprint to Happy: Become a Better Problem Solver, Broaden and Deepen Your Relationships, and Heal Faster. This exclusive book signing event promises to be an engaging and insightful experience, offering attendees the chance to discover the secrets to lasting happiness and personal fulfillment.
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Introduction: Munising, Michigan – A Five-Part Series on Transformation and Growth

Munising, Michigan, a small town nestled along the southern shore of Lake Superior, has experienced a significant transformation over the past five years, largely due to the burgeoning tourism sector. This series will delve into the key aspects of Munising’s revitalization, examining the town’s history, economic impact, and the challenges it faces. Join us each week as we explore the past, present, and future of this vibrant community.
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This Week In History

136 years ago - The Alger County Republican - June 9th, 1888. Speedy Trial and Judgement About five o’clock last Sunday evening, James Carlia and Adolplus Doucetle chanced to meet in front of the Boulevard House, and engaged in what was supposed by the lookers-on, to be a friendly tussle.
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Proposed Kingsford Mail Processing Center changes could have major impact on Upper Peninsula Residents

The opening line of the United States Postal Service’s “Delivering for America” plan document for financial sustainability and service excellence states, “Few organizations so thoroughly and tangibly engage the public as does the United States Postal Service.” Most U.P. residents would likely agree with this sentiment. Thus, it is perplexing that one of the initiatives suggested within the document includes potential plans for the changes to the only mail processing and distribution center in the Upper Peninsula.
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