Memorial Day 2022: Things to do at the Jersey Shore
From Swiftie-centric dance parties to bar crawls, here are all the fun things you can do this Memorial Day Weekend at the Jersey Shore.
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From Swiftie-centric dance parties to bar crawls, here are all the fun things you can do this Memorial Day Weekend at the Jersey Shore.
Arthur Douglas Morris, 53, unexpectedly passed away on March 7, 2022 after suffering an aortic dissection. He joins his father, Art Morris; his grandparents James and Mary Elaine Morris; his
The new scaffold at the Pine Mountain ski jump is shown, illuminated at night. IRON MOUNTAIN — Gundlach Champion of Iron Mountain will be hired by Dickinson County to design an elevator for the Pine Mountain ski jump, a project that’s needed to meet standards for international competitions. The county board voted 3-2 to accept a cost not to exceed $19,500 for preliminary design-build services. Without an elevator, the Kiwanis Ski Club will be unable to host World Cup ski jumping as envisioned for 2023, Commissioner Joe Stevens said. Gundlach Champion also proposes the elevator as a touris...
janderson@ironmountaindailynews.com LOCATED AT CRYSTAL LAKE in Iron Mountain, the Dickinson County Senior Citizen Center will be owned by the centerâs site council. A sale for $1 was approved by the county board Monday, effectively freeing the county from maintenance costs. (Matt McCarthy/Daily News photo) IRON MOUNTAIN — Dickinson County on Monday gave ownership of the senior center at Crystal Lake to the Senior Citizens Council of Dickinson County, nearly 10 months after starting the process. The council, which had previously leased the center, will pay a token $1 for the building a...
Kay Stephens Photo courtesy Marshall Wharf One of Coffin’s cartoons on tourists. Photo of artwork by Kay Stephens My own version of a Ploughman’s Lunch can be taken to go. Photo by Kay Stephens Nothing finer than an Umlaut Kölsh on a dismal, wintry day, with a roaring fire right next to you and a friendly dog nearby. Photo by Kay Stephens Here we go: March, 2021. Officially one year into a pandemic and the month that Maine went into shut-down mode last year. Right about now, a good number of people are getting antsy to get out and do something—anything! A road trip. A socially distanc...