Munising School Public Library News September 1, 2023
Munising School Public Library will be closed Mon., Sept. 4th in observance of Labor Day.
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Checkoff program reinstated for Michigan beef
The Michigan Beef Industry Commission restored a state checkoff program on the sale of cattle in Michigan. The move is expected to generate as much as $500,000 annually for the Commission, which works to inform consumers about the dietary benefits of beef consumption, build consumer trust and promote the safe, responsible practices used to raise and process beef.
Read MoreCheckoff program reinstated for Michigan beefJudge approves tribal fishing rights agreement
On August 24, U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney in Kalamazoo approved an agreement among four indigenous tribes, federal regulators, and the state of Michigan, establishing fishing regulations for portions of the upper Great Lakes. This accord, which allocates fishing privileges across Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Superior, extends a preexisting regulatory structure that had been in deliberation since its lapse in 2020, now spanning the next 24 years.
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Beacon reception today The Munising Beacon will be having a small reception at the Munising School Public Library at noon on Friday, Sept. 1 to celebrate our first printed edition.
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Lumberjack Festival brings people to Seney
It was a mix of history and fun at the Seney Lumberjack Festival, an annual celebration of the history and people of Seney. “We’re glad the people came out today.
Read MoreLumberjack Festival brings people to SeneyGrand Marais Chamber Questions
Considerable confusion regarding the Grand Marais Chamber of Commerce has disrupted the public in Northeast Alger County. The main question is whether or not the nonprofit even exists after a decade’s worth of not filing federal tax forms and a claim that the organization had dissolved itself at a special meeting.
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Limestone explosion under investigation
A house was destroyed after an explosion on Thursday, Aug. 24 on Shore Road in Limestone Township.
Read MoreLimestone explosion under investigationAlger County Sheriff Todd Brock reminds motorists of School Bus Safety
Now that school is back in session, school buses are back on the road. Today I want to talk about the importance of stopping for school busses. It is illegal to pass a school bus when its lights are flashing.
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Policy concerns, union issues rile up ACRC meeting
The Alger County Road Commission meeting was action packed at its regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 21. Major issues of union contracts and concerns stemming from the Eben Ice Caves road project being brought to the three-member board.
Read MorePolicy concerns, union issues rile up ACRC meetingThis week in history
100 Years Ago – Cloverland Farmer – Three entrants will liven up Mayoralty race The date for the forthcoming city election falls on Monday, Sept. 3 – Labor Day.
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