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Alcohol has been a quiet, constant presence underlying the larger story of the pandemic,...

The Sault News The Michigan State Police post has had an extensive history in the Upper Peninsula since its establishment in 1917.  "The Michigan State Police has earned an enviable reputation after more than a century of service to the people of Michigan,” Phillip Schertzing, assistant professor emeritus of the school of criminal justice at Michigan State University and retired employee from the Michigan State Police, said. “It built that legacy by making its Value Statement a reality: ‘A proud tradition of service through excellence, integrity and courtesy.’"  The Michigan State...

1921: The day Syracuse took a stand against dancing by banning the camel walk, the toddle and the shimmy Updated Feb 22, 2021; Posted Feb 22, 2021 The type of dancing seen in this 1923 photo of a dance marathon would probably have been allowed in Syracuse following the "drastic" blue laws which were passed by the Common Council on Feb. 21, 1921 banning many popular dances. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. Courtesy of the Library of Congress Facebook Share February 22, 1921 could be called the day that the dancing stopped in Syracuse. Well, to be more accurate, that was the day that the ...

The Springfield Museums celebrate the birth of the city’s most famous children’s author, Dr. Seuss, with a month of events Updated Feb 17, 2021; Posted Feb 17, 2021 The Springfield Museums celebrated the birthday of beloved children's author and Springfield native Ted Geisel Saturday with Dr. Seuss-inspired cakes, decorations, activities and visits from The Cat in the Hat, Thing 1 and Thing 2, the Grinch and the Lorax.Steve Smith Special to The Republican Facebook Share In celebration of one of the most well-known Springfield natives, Dr. Seuss, the Springfield Museums will be hosting ...

FROM THE BIRTH OF CHRIST TO THE DAY OF PENTECOST This period of time began with the virgin birth of the Messiah of the Jews, who is called Jesus Christ, God incarnate. When He was 30 years old, He began His public ministry. He chose twelve disciples to accompany Him and began teaching concerning a new kingdom that involved a new way of life that was to come. He lived a sinless life, was rejected by the Jews, crucified on a cross, paid the penalty for the sins of the whole world, forgave these sins, rose from the dead after 3 days never to die again, was witnessed or seen by many after His res...