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Life is supposed to be fun!

Last week we talked about the excitement children have for daily life and how that excitement tends to fade as we enter adulthood. As we discussed, one common reason adults tend to be less excited about life is because we often dislike (or even hate) our job. You spend quite a lot of your time at work, so working a job you hate is one sure way to lose excitement for daily life.
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Munising Bay Car Show Returns for 14th Annual Event to Support Veterans

The Munising Bay Cruisers are set to host their 14th annual Classic Car Show, a much-anticipated event that draws car enthusiasts from across Michigan, Wisconsin, Canada, and even as far as Nevada. From September 19 to 21, this three-day celebration will showcase classic cars, foster community spirit, and pay heartfelt tributes to veterans.
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To live like a kid again

Many of us have very fond memories of playing outside for countless hours, doing who-knows-what with our friends or playing make-believe with the most creative scenarios when we were kids. We’d wake up excited to get to playing and didn’t have a care in the world as long as we were outside or doing something fun.
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History of St. Rita Parish, Trenary

With the development of the lumbering industries in that wide expanse of area between Gladstone, Rapid River, Munising and Marquette, the turn of the century saw a new settlement spring up at Trenary, which is an approximate central location between these towns. The many French-Canadian settlers soon asked for the services of a Catholic Priest. When possible or necessary, both Father Soulard from Rapid River and Father Dittman from Munising came to baptize and officiate at marriages or funerals.
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Meet Madison Johnson and Thomas Murdoch: Alger County’s newest law enforcement officers

When Deputy Madison Johnson accepted the job as Alger County sheriff deputy nearly a year ago, she expected some fanfare from the local community - maybe a Facebook post congratulating her with a smattering of positive comments - but surely not the open-arms acceptance she receives daily by strangers, who would say they know the deputy on a first-name basis.
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Briefs

Peoples State Bank is hosting a blood drive on Monday, September 23, 2024, at their downtown Munising location, 101 W Munising Avenue, right at the traffic light. Help save lives by donating blood! To schedule an appointment, call 906449-1450. Walk-ins are also welcome. Your donation can make a difference!
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“One Town, One Team”:

On Monday night, the Munising Middle/High School gym buzzed with excitement as a full house of community members gathered for the annual ‘Meet the Team’ event. This tradition marked the official kickoff to the fall sports season, bringing athletes, coaches, parents, and supporters together to connect before the busy season begins.
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