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  1935 (dated)         1 : 700000 Description A rare and charming 1935 Frank Robert Harper pictorial map of the Upper Peninsula, Michigan. Coverage embraces the entire upper peninsula with adjacent parts of Wisconsin, Lower Peninsula Michigan, and Canada. Drawn in the style of pictorial mapmaker Ruth Taylor White, the map is rich with decorative vignettes illustrating the sporting and outdoor life available in the Upper Peninsula. The map was issued for the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau to promote tourism. Publication History and CensusThis map was copyrighted and issued in 193...

Phoenix Theatre Company: Success During the Pandemic Under the Stars at Phoenix Theater Company. In November 2020, The Phoenix Theatre Company implemented an outdoor stage to create a safe space for entertaining patrons during the pandemic, and the venue has continued to receive supportive feedback. After closing down for the first time in its 100-year history, the theatre installed an outdoor stage in the courtyard of Central United Methodist Church this past November to continue producing shows. The outside venue brought new aspects that the theatre had to take into account while planning s...

An Ottawa firm that says its technology can significantly boost the performance of Wi-Fi networks is looking to sell $800,000 worth of new shares as it tries to reignite its R&D efforts in the face of plummeting revenues and millions of dollars in losses. Edgewater Wireless, which trades on the TSX Venture Exchange, says it plans to issue nearly seven million units comprised of a common share and a future purchase warrant. The non-brokered private placement is being led by management and directors of the company. The units will be priced at 11 and a half cents each ​– nearly 40 per cent l...

Corn and other crop prices are at multiyear highs right now from exports, but ethanol production has declined as people work from home.

Prosecutors have withdrawn a proposed plea agreement for a Portage man charged in a 2009 murder because he hopes to appeal a judge’s ruling against dismissing the case outright or suppressing some of his statements to police.