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American Legion Post 131 in Munising is hosting its annual arts and crafts fair on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 9 a.m.
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Pictured Rocks has profound impact on economy
Editor’s note: This is the first installment in a four-part series that delves into the impact of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on the local economy. The series will focus on several aspects of the topic, including the challenges faced by local workers, the expansion of recreational opportunities and the importance of sustainability for the future.
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If you’ve been reading this column for a while now, you’ll know that self-love is a commonly recurring theme, and for good reason. Studies show that most adults struggle with truly loving who they are, and lack of selflove can negatively impact every part of your life and your health. Simply put, learning to love yourself is one of the best things you can do.
Read MoreYou don’t have to change anythingWhat’s up with my eye?
Q: I woke up yesterday morning, after a normal night’s sleep, with a bright red spot on the inner portion of the white of my left eye. It isn’t at all painful and I wouldn’t have even known it was there, but my wife noticed it and asked me if I had somehow injured it. I hadn’t. My vision seems fine, the red spot is still about the same size, and there’s still no pain. Should I be concerned?
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October is breast cancer awareness month. Women in the United States get breast cancer more than any other type of cancer except skin cancer. Breast cancer is second leading cause of cancer death in American women — only second to lung cancer.
Read MoreOctober’s focus is on breast cancer awarenessLooking to the interests of others
One day, two men were fishing when a game warden slipped up on them and asked to see their fishing licenses. One of the men took off running, so the warden started chasing him.
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Tale Spinners Storytime is Monday
Tale Spinners Storytime meets at 10:30 a.m. this coming Monday for stories, songs and more. This week’s program will be hosted by Head Start and is for preschool-aged children and their caregivers. We are excited to see you and your little one for this fun and educational half hour of stories.
Read MoreTale Spinners Storytime is MondayThe Beacon’s Letters Policy
All Letters to the Editor must be 400 words or less. To be considered for publication, the letter must be signed by the author with an address and telephone number included for verification only. Personal attacks, form letters and letters promoting political candidates/ issues above the statewide level will not be accepted. Letters containing language or content that is blatantly offensive, letters based on proven inaccuracies or letters considered libelous will not be published. Letters may be edited or rejected at the discretion of the editor. All letters reflect the opinion of the letter writer and not necessarily the opinion of The Munising Beacon. It is a privilege, not a Constitutional right, to have a letter published in a privately owned publication.
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My space: An interview with a Space Force recruit
Savannah Lassila, a senior at Munising High School, has signed with the United States Space Force, a division in the Department of the Air Force. Lassila is the first Munising student to join the Space Force and is only the third Upper Peninsula student to have been accepted.
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City of Munising powers up
The City of Munising recently completed the installation of two FLO fast chargers at Munising City Hall, making sustainable travel easier for locals and visitors alike. This initiative, in collaboration with the Superior Watershed Partnership (SWP) and Upper Peninsula Power Co.
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