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July 6, 2023
Sitze brothers create harmony onstage and off
July 6, 2023
The state of Michigan is going to auction off 95 parcels of land this fall.
July 6, 2023
Michigan DNR land auctions include properties along Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, as well as land-locked properties, and parcels with river frontage.
July 5, 2023
Real-Time News, Market Data and Stock Quotes For Junior Mining Stocks.
June 21, 2023
Food trucks for a great cause? Count us in!
June 8, 2023
The four-day country music festival returns to downtown Nashville with six official stages and over 100 artists scheduled to play them.
May 31, 2023
On motion, the Chief Engineer was instructed not to allow the fire-bell to be rung except in case of fires. • On motion, the Mayor was instructed to purchase a regulation shirt for each member of the fire department. • The Mayor was requested to notify the agent of the D.L.&L.M.R.R. Co. that he must not allow trains to stand on the street crossings. • It was moved, supported and carried that mill-owners be allowed to place sawdust on the streets, under the direction of the Street Commi...
May 25, 2023
Playing games, dancing, making crafts, drinking tea, spending time with mom and meeting princesses would be a dream day for many young girls. That dream became a reality with the Danish Festival Mother and Me Royal Tea.
May 25, 2023
Embarrassment is just a part of life. Everyone, from prince to pauper, does dumb stuff from time to time, and many get caught doing it. So why should I feel undue humiliation over the events of last weekend? I dunno. As a rule, I blame my Catholic upbringing for saddling me with these copious helpings of shame and regret. Even after all these years, I carry more of both than one man really needs in order to remain morally centered.
May 20, 2023
Three years ago, this city embarked upon one of the largest municipal projects in its history — a multi-million dollar project featuring both renovation and expansion of the wastewater treatment plant. However, now three years into that endeavor, the costs for the project have ballooned to a point that the city is seeking alternative financing in the form of a potential low-interest loan.