Scarlet Stone
Scarlet Stone
Well, first things first..time to step up to the plate and say my KETO diet temporarily went by the wayside. I went to see my doc and she said my triglycerides were going up and suggested I try a plan that was “lowfat”. That was discouraging. I was told by some KETO supporters to ignore that advice and my levels would drop. Some other experts said to eat more natural fats like nuts and avocados, but then Easter came a few days later and a Chocolate Bunny got in the way. Then efforts at a KETO restructure were further annihilated by the upcoming trip to Michigan with my son and his fiance. I did not undo all of my efforts, a few pounds and that’s a good thing, but I can say in confidence that Upper Michigan has really superb fudge.
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MARQUETTE, MI The Marquette County Health Department is offering vaccination clinics this week for anyone 12 and older.
The clinics will be held Thursday at the NMU Northern Center, Friday at the Gwinn High School Gym and Saturday at the Northern Center.
Appointments for the clinics at Northern Michigan University can be made online at www.mqthealth.org. The Gwinn High School clinic will accept walk-ins from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., no appointment necessary.
For more information call 906-475-7847.
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Hey Togo s, why you got to do Michigan dirty like this? The iconic West Coast sandwich chain Togo s with about 170 locations in California and Oregon has used West Coast Original as their slogan, so it might be quite a shock to know the chain traces its roots back to Marquette and students at Northern Michigan University.
Visuals at the restaurant will claim they have been around since 1971. Well, maybe this iteration of the chain. The
original Togo s was founded in 1964 in Marquette. The story, as told on the San Jose History Facebook page goes,
In 1964, two students of Northern Michigan University, Tom Neumann and Gordon Reed, opened the first Togo s in Marquette, Michigan. The origin of the name is twofold. The two co-founders combined parts of their first names, the TO from Tom and GO from Gordon. Additionally, the original shop had no seating, so all of the orders were to go. .
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MARQUETTE, Mich – An Upper Peninsula university has lifted the use of masks for fully vaccinated students, staff and visitors.
Starting tomorrow, Northern Michigan University will lift the requirements of mask wearing and social distancing for vaccinated students, employees and visitors.
The school is asking for employees to indicate their vaccination status in “The Bridge” app prior to being on campus without a mask.
Non–vaccinated individuals are being asked to continue to social distance and wear masks indoors.
Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration mask requirements are still in place for libraries, museums and retail outlets for employees and patrons on campus.