Michigan Department of Natural Resources Anglers can look forward to great fall fishing, due to successful spring and summer fish stocking by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The DNR stocked a total of 9,118,112 fish that weighed nearly 321 tons and consisted of 10 different species and one hybrid.
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Munising, in the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts looking to enjoy the landscape while hiking. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a casual explorer, Munising has a variety of trails that cater to all skill levels and preferences. One of the most iconic trails in the area, Munising Falls offers a .37-mile walk leading to a stunning 112-foot waterfall. This short hike is perfect for families and those looking to experience the beauty of a waterfall up close. For a quick yet rewarding hike, Tannery Falls is a quarter mile trail to a delightful cascade. With a 4.5star rating, this spot promises both tranquility and natural splendor. Rated 4.8 stars, the trail to Miners Falls leads to a majestic 50-foot waterfall. This moderate 1.2mile hike through the forest exemplifies Munising’s scenic charm. Hikers can experience an unforgettable adventure by backpacking through Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. This 42-mile stretch along Lake Superior showcases towering cliffs, pristine beaches, and dense forests. The Lakeshore Trail offers a true wilderness experience for those seeking a multi-day trek through awe-inspiring scenery. Across the bay from Munising lies Grand Island, home to the expansive Grand Island Loop Trail. This 20.63-mile trail through woodlands boasts views of Lake Superior, making it ideal for both avid hikers and nature enthusiasts. Venture into the famed Chapel Loop, a 10-mile trek known for its rugged beauty and panoramic views of Lake Superior. With a five star rating, this trail promises a challenging and rewarding journey through diverse landscapes and geological wonders. If you prefer a shorter hike, the Mosquito Beach Loop offers a 4.54-mile trail along the shoreline. The trail provides stunning vistas of the lake and surrounding wilderness, making it a popular choice among visitors. For lovers of history, the Miners Castle to Au Sable Lighthouse trail spans three miles and combines rich history with natura
In a special board meeting held July 30, 2024 the Munising Public Schools Board of Education voted to approve the selection of Shannon DeFrancesco as the new Principal of William G. Mather Elementary School and Director of State and Federal Programs for the district.
Kenneth G. Garrett, age 79, of Munising died Wednesday, November 29, 2023 at UPHS – Marquette following a brief illness.
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During its annual Sunset Cruise Fundraiser held on July 29th, the Rotary Club of Munising proudly announced a donation of $5,198 to the Munising Public School’s Natural Resources class. The Rotary District 6220 (Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula) has generously matched this amount, bringing the total funds raised to $10,396.
The Chatham Lions Club hosted their annual Run with the Cows 5K race on Saturday. With 142 participants registered for the event it was once again deemed a success.
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Finn Fun Day #14: Celebrate Finnish Culture on August 24th Join us for Finn Fun Day #14 on Saturday, August 24th, from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Negaunee Township Hall, 42 State Hwy M35. Sponsored by the Finlandia Foundation National Lake Superior Chapter, this event features Finnish entertainment, a marketplace, 50/50 drawings, and coffee with “pulla.” Performers include Tanja Stanaway and Howard Aalto. Admission is free with ample parking. For more information, call 906-226-7085 or 906-485-1971.
