The Institute of Museum and Library Services, a small federal agency with a large reach, has become the center of a political storm with sweeping consequences — particularly for rural and tribal communities across Michigan.
Spend five minutes in Marianne Saarivirta-Kolpack’s pre-K classroom at Au Train-Onota, and you’ll leave with a smile — and probably a song stuck in your head.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is encouraging Michigan residents to take steps to avoid tick bites while enjoying the outdoors. Tick-borne diseases, particularly Lyme disease and anaplasmosis, are increasing across the state.
If you read last month’s review, then I don’t need to tell you again that I’m drawn to books about murder. It surely is not the gore that I’m attracted to but the psychology behind the who and why of a homicide.
The Munising City Commission voted 4-1 on May 19 to direct the city attorney to draft revisions to a decades-old city ordinance after identifying language that likely conflicts with First Amendment protections.
The Women’s Center will launch its first-ever Nifty 250 fundraiser next Friday in Munising — an evening cruise and community celebration benefiting survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Alger and Marquette counties.