Community

“Two Books Two Communities” selections announced

The Two Books Two Communities committee is pleased to announce its 2023 selections: Chevy in the Hole, a novel set in Flint, Mich., by Kelsey Ronan; and A Psalm for the Wild-Built, a “solar punk” sci fi novella set on a rewilding moon by Becky Chambers. The Two Books Two Communities program fosters a sense of community by bringing together Northern Michigan University and Marquette and Alger County readers. Community members can add these titles to their summer reading lists in order to join the conversation at related events this fall.
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Hill helps kick off Financial Literacy Tour

Local State Representative Jenn Hill (D-Marquette) helped kick off a statewide Financial Literary Tour on Friday, June 2. The tour focuses on understanding and growing financial skills like personal financial management, budgeting and investing.
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ACRC to keep plowing tourism locations

The Alger County Road Commission (ACRC) voted in favor of continuing a snow removal program for two Western Alger activity locations, having a major impact on the infrastructural sustainability of winter tourism in the area.
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Munising Baptist awards students

Munising Baptist School had its year-end awards ceremony on Tuesday, May 23. It was an opportunity to recognize the students for their work throughout the year. The ceremony combined classroom, cocurricular and extracurricular achievements.
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Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market successfully opens

The Munising Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market opened up on Monday, May 22, with a number of locals and tourists sampling the fare. “We’re excited to offer locals things that are grown and produced locally, and providing an opportunity for locals to present their offerings as well,” Market Director Hilary Ludecke said.
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