Opinion
Michigan Great Lakes fishing imperiled by cuts
As ice fishing season winds down, we look forward to another year of warm weather fishing in Michigan. Few would disagree that our state is known for its stream, lake and Great Lakes fisheries. We are proud of an historic activity that provides our citizens with so much enjoyment and is part of the $5.1 billion annual fishing economy of the Great Lakes.
Read MoreMichigan Great Lakes fishing imperiled by cutsSupport sought for home-delivered meals
To the editor: The Alger County Commission on Aging is proud to bring the Home Delivered Meal program to Alger County. Munising Memorial Hospital has graciously agreed to cook the meals for our county.
Read MoreSupport sought for home-delivered mealsSanctity of Human Life Sunday honored
To the editor: Sanctity of Human Life Sunday was established in response to the tragic loss of millions of unborn lives following the passage of Roe v. Wade in 1973.
Read MoreSanctity of Human Life Sunday honoredWeekly prayer meeting announced
To the editor: A few weeks ago, at the November Munising school board meeting, some parents and grandparents spoke up for their very young elementary school students about disturbances that were going on in the classrooms and in the halls. What they said hurt my heart and, I think, everyone in the room.
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Bobcats feature experienced roster
Now entering his 12th season with the Munising Baptist basketball team, Paul Johns has had all sorts of squads in his tenure. With their games beginning this week, Johns definitely likes what he sees this year.
Read MoreBobcats feature experienced rosterA blue district turns red, and other U.P. news
For the first time since the 1950s, Michigan’s 109th House District elected a Republican as its representative. Incumbent Democrat Jenn Hill was defeated by Republican Karl Bohnak, a former local television personality. He will serve a two-year term beginning next month.
Read MoreA blue district turns red, and other U.P. news