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Still short a few presents? Swing by the Gallery Coffee Company between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. on Friday, December 22 for their Last Stop, Sip and Shop! Local vendors and crafters will help you to find that perfectly unique present.
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This Week in History

105 Years Ago – The Munising News – December 20th, 1918 Ban is Modified – Churches Open At a meeting of the city board of health, City Health Officer Scholtes offered the following modifications to the present flu ban regulations. Re-opening of soft drink stands, same to be restricted to five people at any one time. Re-opening of the pool rooms – restricted to two people to each table when games are in progress. The ban remains on public and social gatherings of every nature, except churches until further notice. The schools and theater will undoubtedly open January 1st.
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Munising School Public Library News

PLEASE NOTE holiday closings: Munising Public Library will be closed on Saturday, Dec. 23rd through Monday, Dec. 25th. We will also be closed Saturday, Dec. 30th through Monday, Jan. 1st. Please see our website for further details on shortened hours during the week following Christmas. Thank you for your understanding, and happy merrymaking!
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Superior Central Students Set to Travel After Qualifying for All State Bands

Two Superior Central students, Nikolas Pasco and Aiyana Taskey, have qualified for separate All State bands that will take them across the state and around the globe. Pasco, a junior whose music career has already included a tour of Boston and New York City, as well as performances with the University of Michigan-Flint and Northern Michigan University Honor Bands, will now have the opportunity to reach an international audience.
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Michigan AG warns about holiday scams

As families prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving and other traditions to welcome the holidays, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is launching her annual holiday consumer protection campaign focused on ways to protect your information if you’ll be hitting stores in person or online over the weekend. Beginning Friday and continuing through mid-December, the Attorney General’s website will focus on educating consumers on the numerous scams and tactics used to cheat them out of their funds during the holidays.
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This Saturday, December 16

This Saturday, December 16 at 10:00 AM, at the Alger Parks and Rec building, there is a chance to get a jump on your New Year’s resolutions and support a noble cause. Sweating for a Cause is set to benefit Christmas for the Kiddos, a non-profit organization that provides hundreds of gifts to children who might normally not have a Christmas at all.
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Falling Rock Café and Bookstore: A Winter Haven

The Falling Rock Café and Bookstore at 104 Munising Ave is a cozy refuge against a bitter winter wind. After more than 20 years of featuring local artists and authors, the new owners, Justin and Eizabeth White, are reaching out to the community, setting a family-friendly location. They rearranged some of their stock to make room for a play area including a slide. Children’s books stand side by side with classics and newly released novels. Games sit on a table ready to be plucked up and played while the snow falls. The only thing missing is perhaps a large fireplace and stockings hung with care. If Norman Rockwell had a bookstore and café, it would look something like this.
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