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Study finds night owls tend to take retirement earlier than those prone to waking early and ticking off their to-do lists due to poorer health.

Natural light is crucial for setting your body’s internal clock Credit: LaylaBird/E+ The world isn’t made for night owls like me. Or at least my world – which involves a nine-to-five job, young children and, in under a fortnight’s time, an 8am school run – isn’t. I’ve always loathed waking early and loved staying up late. But now I’m homeschooling two children, whose bedtime is getting increasingly later, I’m trading even more hours of much needed sleep for a bit more Netflix, or a few extra pages of my book, before crawling into bed at 1am most nights.

Michigan high water mark bill draws Republican intraparty criticism Updated Feb 23, 2021; Facebook Share LANSING, MI — Legislation that would simplify seawall permitting during high water periods on the Great Lakes and codify the state’s authority to regulate structures at the beach has drawn some intraparty fire from Republicans who are upset the bill no longer allow property owners to install erosion protections without getting a permit. Senate Bill 61 is sponsored by Sen. Roger Victory, R-Hudsonville. It’s backed by state regulators under Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who called t...

J. Carl Ganter / Circle of Blue Originally published on February 5, 2021 8:32 am Hope is waning for those who hoped to stick an ice shanty on Little Traverse Bay this winter.  The same goes for nearby Torch and Elk lakes, two large inland waters adjacent to the bay. At the height of Michigan winter, all three are so devoid of ice, fishing guide Jim Chamberlin said, “you could launch a boat out there.”  On the kettle lakes of Southeast Michigan, thin ice has law enforcement officials responding to an uptick in on-water emergencies and urging residents to think twice before vent...

J. Carl Ganter / Circle of Blue Hope is waning for those who hoped to stick an ice shanty on Little Traverse Bay this winter.  The same goes for nearby Torch and Elk lakes, two large inland waters adjacent to the bay. At the height of Michigan winter, all three are so devoid of ice, fishing guide Jim Chamberlin said, “you could launch a boat out there.”  On the kettle lakes of Southeast Michigan, thin ice has law enforcement officials responding to an uptick in on-water emergencies and urging residents to think twice before venturing out to skate, fish or snowmobile.