ESCANABA — Among the variety of activities offered by artist Diane Krebs Mays during the Senior Art sessions at the Bonifas Arts Center, participants recently tried controlling alcohol inks. At the Feb. 28 Senior Art class, the group created placemats with alcohol ink.
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ESCANABA — Authorities are starting to see more cocaine and crystal meth being sold in Delta County. Delta County Prosecutor Phil Strom said as law enforcement cracks down on local meth labs, the use of crystal meth goes up.
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ESCANABA — Students who earn an associate in pre-engineering from Bay College can now apply their earned credits into any of three engineering degrees offered through Lake Superior State University.
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SAULT STE. MARIE — The Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Authority (SSMBA) board of directors heard reports on upcoming International Bridge projects at the board’s regular meeting Thursday.
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SILVER CITY — There are numerous occasions when Michigan Department of Natural Resources divisions work together to perform a good number of tasks, but this cooperation is often unknown to the general public.
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GLADSTONE — A 10-year-old boy with special needs was rescued from the ice on Little Bay Noc late Sunday afternoon after running away from his family at a restaurant along the shoreline.
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ESCANABA — OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group has agreed to purchase 15 to 20 photographs from the Bonifas Arts Center’s photo contest called “The Inspiring U.P.”
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Michigan is known by snowmobilers nationally for its unique combination of abundant and dependable snow, exciting terrain and an extensive network of nearly 6,500 miles of designated snowmobile trails.
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RAPID RIVER — Tracy Anderson specializes in what is called scratchboard art. It’s the process of carving away the surface of a board to reveal the artwork rather than drawing on the board. Scratchboard is a white clay board with black ink applied to the surface.
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As darkness takes over a wintery evening in the Upper Peninsula, there is no need to stay indoors. Lanterns at state parks and trails make for evening fun.
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ESCANABA — Among the variety of activities offered by artist Diane Krebs Mays during the Senior Art sessions at the Bonifas Arts Center, participants recently tried controlling alcohol inks. At the Feb. 28 Senior Art class, the group created placemats
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ESCANABA — Authorities are starting to see more cocaine and crystal meth being sold in Delta County. Delta County Prosecutor Phil Strom said as law enforcement cracks down on local meth labs, the use of crystal meth goes up.
Read More
ESCANABA — Students who earn an associate in pre-engineering from Bay College can now apply their earned credits into any of three engineering degrees offered through Lake Superior State University.
Read More
SAULT STE. MARIE — The Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Authority (SSMBA) board of directors heard reports on upcoming International Bridge projects at the board’s regular meeting Thursday.
Read More
SILVER CITY — There are numerous occasions when Michigan Department of Natural Resources divisions work together to perform a good number of tasks, but this cooperation is often unknown to the general public.
Read More
GLADSTONE — A 10-year-old boy with special needs was rescued from the ice on Little Bay Noc late Sunday afternoon after running away from his family at a restaurant along the shoreline.
Read More
ESCANABA — OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group has agreed to purchase 15 to 20 photographs from the Bonifas Arts Center’s photo contest called “The Inspiring U.P.”
Read More
Michigan is known by snowmobilers nationally for its unique combination of abundant and dependable snow, exciting terrain and an extensive network of nearly 6,500 miles of designated snowmobile trails.
Read More
RAPID RIVER — Tracy Anderson specializes in what is called scratchboard art. It’s the process of carving away the surface of a board to reveal the artwork rather than drawing on the board. Scratchboard is a white clay board with
Read More
As darkness takes over a wintery evening in the Upper Peninsula, there is no need to stay indoors. Lanterns at state parks and trails make for evening fun.
Read More
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