Guy Forstrom News Today

QUINNESEC — This week’s Back to the Present photograph, provided by the Menominee Range Historical Museum, is a 1898 to 1900 view of the Garfield School

KINGSFORD — Kingsford’s centennial celebration — three days of live music, food and more at Lodal Park — ended with Ann Wilson of Heart’s performance

tcastelaz@ironmountaindailynews.com Guy Forstrom, Menominee Range Historical Foundation Board treasurer and World War II Glider and Military Museum Manager Dianne Castelaz-Chiapusio look over a German metal can found while sorting through boxes that have long been in storage in Iron Mountain. This item, which contained a piece of paper with German writing, has stumped them so far. Forstrom plans to translate the German in hopes it will provide clues as to what it might be. (Terri Castelaz/D...

ANTHONY EDLEBECK KINGSFORD — Kingsford City Council members said goodbye and expressed appreciation to City Manager Anthony Edlebeck at Monday’s meeting. Edlebeck, who has been with the city for 34 years including more than nine as city manager, is retiring Friday. Assistant City Manager Mike Stelmaszek, who will replace Edlebeck, said they had hoped to have the meeting in person to say goodbye. Edlebeck was presented with an engraved gold pocket watch. “I wasn’t expecting we would be h...

GUY D. FORSTROM Bouquet: If you have ever had the pleasure of meeting Breitung Township’s Department of Public Works Superintendent Guy D. Forstrom, you know that he is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to experience and knowledge regarding Public Works. Guy has always been “the guy” to go to when the township and its residents needed anything done. When you are driving down U.S. 2 or the main streets in Breitung Township, you can see examples of Guy’s creativity on display, wh...