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Naniboujou Lodge is like something out of a dream - Vimarsana News

Naniboujou Lodge is like something out of a dream

Here’s more about the spellbinding dining room on our May cover, in case you were wondering.

Flood warnings for UP, Wisconsin | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Flood warnings for UP, Wisconsin | News, Sports, Jobs

An Upper Peninsula highway was closed Sunday due to flooding as the National Weather Service issued widespread flood warnings that will extend into Saturday. T

Whitmer declares flood emergency in Upper Peninsula | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Whitmer declares flood emergency in Upper Peninsula | News, Sports, Jobs

Michigan Gov. Whitmer declared a state of emergency Friday for Gogebic and Houghton counties to help address the effects of flooding caused by accelerated snow

Douglas County Past: Beer returns to Superior after 14 years; Police seek to ID body found in RR car - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Past: Beer returns to Superior after 14 years; Police seek to ID body found in RR car

From the April 7, 1933 Telegram: "Hundreds were on hand to welcome the beer. Cars lined Third street for three blocks on both sides of the street. Hundreds of cars drove back and forth in front of the warehouse carrying persons who stayed up to celebrate the occasion."

Douglas County Past: Fishermen flock to Brule River; Somerville four win Twin Ports title - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Past: Fishermen flock to Brule River; Somerville four win Twin Ports title

From the April 1, 1968 Telegram: "The little town of Brule literally 'came to life' and was bulging at the seams with what was described as a 'record number' of down-staters and non-residents to try the famous Brule."