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Mustangs rely on strong defense
On a night when their offense wasn’t quite where they wanted it to be, the Munising boys basketball team’s defense led the way. Last Friday at Stephenson, the Mustangs erased an early deficit and turned it into a Skyline Conference victory, 48-33.
Cold shooting dooms SC
The Superior Central boys basketball team just couldn’t make the shots they needed to. The Cougars, hosting Hannahville on Dec.
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Munising wrestlers take 5th in St. Ignace
The new season for the Munising High School wrestling team officially got underway on Saturday. The Mustangs were at the Lions Invitational in St.
Focus on aging drivers raises sensitive questions
Older Driver Awareness Week (Dec. 2-6) may be behind us, but the challenges and responsibilities surrounding older driver safety remain timely yearround.
No traction on trail deal
For over three decades, snowmobilers have traversed Trail No. 422 to reach Miners Castle in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. The trail, long regarded as a critical artery for winter recreation in the region, has now been closed because of an expired agreement between the Alger County Road Commission and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Find some books for everyone on your list
AC3 hosts Create Space this Saturday morning Looking for some great books to give as gifts on a budget? Our annual Holiday Used Book “Sale” takes place this year Dec. 16 to 21 during open hours.
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Mather alumna honors school with gift
The Hagen Family Foundation’s generous $5,450 donation to Munising Public Schools honors a deep family connection to the area and a legacy of giving back. At the heart of this contribution is Virginia (Kuenzer) Hagen, an 85-year-old alumna of William G.