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Munising Baptist Honor Roll

Elementary: All A’s: Huxley F., Hailey Hosteter, Alexander Frederick All A’s & B’s: Nate Norton, Hunter Norton, AJ Norton, Alta F., Elisabeth Beaverson, Carson Frederick Secondary: High Honors: Colt Wright, Isaac Beaverson, Dylan Swift, Willow Moser, Eileen Veneberg, Olivia Exelby Honors: Gabe Heyrman, Steve Norton, Tom Norton, Michael Maloney, Alliana Mickelson .
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Fishing for a Cause

The second annual fishing derby will take place on Saturday March 2 from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. The derby is run by South Shore Fishing Association, a 501(c)(3) organization and last year raised $15,000 to benefit Rescue 21.
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MEDC Replies to Marketplace

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation, while having withdrawn some funding from the Munising Marketplace, would like to stress that they have not completely withdrawn all support. There was a sum of money that had yet to be allocated to the project which the MEDC had withdrawn due to certain items that were not provided under the time limit.
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GRAND ISLAND LODGE DELIVERS BREAKFAST

GRAND ISLAND LODGE DELIVERS BREAKFAST TO THE COMMUNITY Grand Island Lodge # 422 will be served up a pancake breakfast on Saturday, January 20th from 9:00 am till Noon. This effort, part of a program which is aimed at serving the community, was met with a lot of enthusiasm on the part of volunteers and diners alike.
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Bids for Jail Project Sought; Board Deals with Pests

The Alger County Board of Commissioners met on January 15, 2024. Among the topics discussed were the approval of 18 items relating to expenditures and appointments. This included: paying for UP911 services, ambulance repair, the recycling contract (1 year), first responders, DHHS, the cancellation of Spectrum as a backup internet provider, and other topics already covered in previous meetings. All 18 items were unanimously approved.
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