ALGER COUNTY SCENES
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Giving thanks in all circumstances
Winter is approaching, the leaves are losing their color and falling, and Thanksgiving will be here in just a few weeks, opening the way to Advent and Christmas. November is a month when people tend to reflect more on family, friends and material possessions that they cherish because it’s a time when we celebrate being thankful.
Create fall crafts this afternoon
Join us today — Friday, Nov. 1 — from 1 to 2 p.m. to create crafts that celebrate the fall season with partner organization Superior Alliance for Independent Living (SAIL) and their SPAR recreation program. All are welcome to attend; there is no cost and no need to RSVP.
Literacy Luau
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Why do my hands shake? Is it Parkinson’s Disease?
Q: I am 65 years old and usually very healthy. Recently, I took my grand-daughter to get our nails done. I hadn’t noticed it, but when it was my turn and I held my hand out to the nail technician, she asked me why my hand was shaking.
Destruction and removal of signs is not the American way
To the editor: I’m a lonely, quiet intersection of Alger County. I speak for all intersections of Alger County.
Prosecutor Steinhoff endorses Brock for sheriff
To the editor: I’m compelled to write today to express my views on the upcoming election for Alger County sheriff. As Alger County prosecutor, I’m proud of the partnership built between my office and law enforcement, including the Alger County Sheriff’s Office.
NEWS BRIEFS
Saturday, Nov. 9, will mark the 10th anniversary of “Dentistry for Our Vets,” held annually around Veterans Day at the John Fornetti Dental Center in Iron Mountain.
Tourism growth presents opportunities, challenges
Editor’s note: This is the third installment in a four-part series that delves into the impact of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore on the local economy. In 2023, more than 910,000 people visited the park, which had a $45 million impact on the surrounding area.
Jana and Ryan Roberts
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