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Falling ice closures are possible for the Mackinac Bridge

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ST. IGNACE — Despite recent closures for falling ice, some ice remains on the upper cables and towers of the Mackinac Bridge, leading to the possibility of closing the bridge to traffic due to falling ice over the coming days. Winds are expected to begin increasing on Friday in the Straits, ...

Historical society receives upgrade grant

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MANISTIQUE — Schoolcraft County Historical Society, a member organization of Historical Society of Michigan, is pleased to announce they are a recipient of a $2,500 grant to upgrade the gas furnace in their archive building to a high-efficiency furnace. Constructed in 2005, the archive ...

U.P. Principal’s Summit held at MARESA

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MARQUETTE — The Upper Peninsula Principal’s Summit was held at the MARESA office on East Ohio Street in Marquette on Thursday and Friday, featuring keynote speaker Myron Dueck. Dueck is an educational consultant from Summerland in British Columbia, Canada, who has worked as a social ...

North Words and Music on tap

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MARQUETTE — North Words and Music is coming up at 6:30 p.m. March 5 Peter White Public Library’s Community Room. Program participants will include story teller and author of the upcoming “North Words: A Year in Poetry”, B.G. Bradley; two time Upper Peninsula poet laureate and author of ...

There’s gnome place like Marquette book reading at MooseWood

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MARQUETTE — At 1 p.m. Saturday, March 14 at Moosewood, there will be book reading and signing of ‘There’s Gnome Place Like Marquette’ with author Mary Anne Welch and illustrator Meghan Bjork. An easy craft to follow. A portion of proceeds from the books available to purchase will go to ...