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This week in Alger history

Graduation week in Munising was a full-fledged community affair. Twenty-five students walked the stage at Mather Auditorium, celebrated in both spiritual and civic ceremonies. The Rev. R.L. Bergstrom delivered the baccalaureate sermon, urging graduates to live lives of sacrifice and integrity. The main commencement address came from Dr. John H. Williamson of Chicago, who spoke about the “Making and Breaking of Character.” He didn’t mince words: If you want a life that matters, it starts with personal accountability. The crowd packed the auditorium, and the local glee club’s performances gave the night a celebratory rhythm.
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He’s still Mr. Fourth of July

For decades, Joe Paquette was more than a volunteer — he was the engine behind Munising’s Fourth of July celebration. From organizing the parade to resurrecting kid-friendly attractions, Paquette was everywhere, doing everything and always with one goal: making the day special for everyone.
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