170! Enterprise-Record traces its roots to small mining town from state's early days – Paradise Post
The Enterprise-Record traces its roots to Bidwell Bar and the first edition printed Nov. 12, 1853.
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170! Enterprise-Record traces its roots to small mining town from state's early days – Chico Enterprise-Record
The Enterprise-Record traces its roots to Bidwell Bar and the first edition printed Nov. 12, 1853.
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Becoming the Record-Eagle
The grandfather of the Record-Eagle, the Grand Traverse Herald
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Way Back Beer: A Brief History Of Pre-Prohibition Brewing In Traverse City
Over the years, The Ticker has covered Traverse City’s brewing scene extensively, even looking back to 1996 when Traverse Brewing first opene...
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Windsor Star transfers rich trove of historic archives to city library
The Windsor Public Library has acquired the Windsor Stars rich historic archives with plans to preserve and make them publicly accessible.
Source: windsorstar.com
150 Years Ago, The "Supremely Magnificent" Circus Hit Front Street
As we approach summer, excitement is already beginning to build for big annual festivals. But what was the biggest entertainment event before TV, movies...
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Petrucci, Paulas, Sebelin-Serignese are JT inductees – Times News Online
The Carbon County Sports Hall of Fame will hold its 28th Annual Induction Ceremony on Sunday, May 28, at the Franklin Township Fire Company hall. Doors will open at 12:30 p.m. and the banquet will beg...
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When Traverse City Lost Its Horses And Got Wheels
We love a good road trip, but we’re really not so far removed from a time when there weren’t any roads in Traverse City at all. What was it ...
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This week in history: 'So This is Hamlet?' filmed at Fort in 1923
Leaving Hotel Alcazar about 9 o’clock Jan. 20, 1923, in all their “war paint and features,” members of the Mastodon Film Company continued their work on “So This is Hamlet."
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This week in history: Don H. Bacon offers Keewatin Academy site for park
Through the generosity of Don H. Bacon and the contemplated action of the trustees, Flagler Hospital will soon be further enhanced by a beautiful park.
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