NEGAUNEE — In 1943, guys and dolls were gliding across the dance floor to Glenn Miller’s band playing “That Old Black Magic” and Bing Crosby was tugging at heart strings, singing “I’lll Be Home for Christmas.” John Pavaglio of Negaunee wasn’t taking a turn on the dance floor ...

MARQUETTE — At Trillium House, the mission has always been to provide compassionate, 24-hour care and support for those who are enrolled in hospice care. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood in Marquette south of 41, the eight-bedroom adult foster care is designed with privacy, dignity and ...

I was told at a young age that you cannot have enough friends. As I age, I often roll that sentiment around in my head and think, how true. During school years, you are tossed into a classroom loaded with potential pals. Extracurricular activities began to sort the whole into smaller groups. ...

MARQUETTE — If you have a legal problem, it is important to act quickly to determine your rights and take steps to protect your interests. There are legal resources available in the community to assist you, and you may wish to hire a lawyer for guidance and representation. Advice ...

MARQUETTE — Born on May 15, 1933, Marquette native John (Johnny) Arenz is just days away from celebrating his 91st birthday. After graduating high school in 1951, Johnny worked the night shift at the Marquette Veneer plant while earning his teaching certificate from Northern Michigan ...

MEDICARE Medicare is a federal health insurance program available to people 65 years of age or older, some persons with disabilities under the age of 65, and people with end-stage renal disease. There are four parts to Medicare—Part A, Part B, Part C, and Part D. Part A is referred to as ...