Munising is gearing up for its 5th Annual Market Walk, a community- driven initiative aimed at promoting healthy living and supporting local farmers and artisans. This year, the event is set to take place at the Munising Tribal Health Center’s Walking Track, located upstairs at 615 W. Munising Ave. The Market Walk is a FREE program open to Tribal Members and all Alger County residents, fostering a sense of community and well-being.
The Superior Central boys basketball team has done a good job at not allowing losses to turn into losing streaks this season. The Cougars kept that positive trend going on Friday, when they defeated Rapid River 51-31; this occurring just three days after a tough road loss to Carney-Nadeau “Coming off a loss, we didn’t want to turn it into consecutive losses and needed to protect our home court,” head coach Adam Ely said. “Jason Kanerva came up big for us with some defensive possessions at the end. Overall, we aren’t thrilled with how we played this week, we need to clean some stuff up to make our push towards the end of the season.”
Things not to say to Law Enforcement: 1. I can’t reach my license unless you hold my beer. 2. Sorry, Officer, I didn’t realize my radar detector wasn’t plugged in.. 3. Aren’t you the guy from the Village People? 4. Hey, you must’ve been doin’ about 125 mph to keep up with me! Good job! 5. You’re not gonna check the trunk, are you? 6. I pay your salary! 7. So, uh, you on the take, or what? 8. Gee, Officer! That’s terrific. The last officer only gave me a warning, too! 9. Do you know why you pulled me over? Okay, just so one of us does.
For the second year, the Natural Resources class is preparing for another smolt release this spring and would like to continue expanding the curriculum and the partnership by engaging students at the Munising Middle-High School in hands-on water quality studies of the local Lake Superior Watershed, including the Anna River and its tributaries. Science teacher Hilary Ludecke is working with the Rotary International Club of Munising, the Alger Conservation District (ACD), and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) to raise Chinook Salmon In The Classroom. In order to conduct these hands-on studies Mrs. Ludecke and the students need to raise enough money to purchase a classroom set of Vernier probes and sensors, as well as software to analyze the data collected, and much more. To donate contact Hilary Ludecke at hilary.ludecke@mps-up.com Alger County Animal Shelter
Beacon Staff The Limestone Township Board convened for their regular meeting on Wednesday, January 24, at the Limestone Township Hall. The agenda covered the ongoing discussion of uses for leftover COVID-19 relief funds, the resignation and replacement of a township Board of Review member, and the sharp projected increase in residential properties in the area in 2024.
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Week 10 – January 17th Standings Team #1 - S. Jastrzemski/ L.
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The Superior Central girls basketball team was able to limit the offense of visiting Felch North Dickinson on Monday. The Lady Cougars struggled on the offensive end in their own right however, dropping the contest, 32-22.
