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Fundraiser Helps Ellsworth Non Profit Cafe
An Antrim County restaurant that relies on donations is getting a boost thanks to the community.
What the roadies saw at the Castle Farms Poison concert
Faithful SooToday.com readers will recall us telling you earlier this year about Duane Roy from Wawa writing a book about the rock-and-roll years at Castle Farms in Charlevoix, Michigan.
Six hour standoff in Charlevoix County
Sunday, November 08, 2009 at 11:49 p.m. Read more: Local , Crime , Charlevoix , Standoff , Pearsall , Pearshall A Charlevoix County man is in jailA after a six hour standoff with Sheriff's Deputies.
Steve Libert doesn't hunt treasure, but that's just what he may have discovered in upper Lake Michigan.
Health Department announces H1N1 vaccination clinics for next week
Oct. 28, 2009 : Like other local health departments across the country, the Health Department of Northwest Michigan has not received all of its H1N1 vaccine shipments, forcing public health officials to change their vaccination strategy to get the limited number of doses of vaccine out as quickly as possible to those who need it the most.
Kathy Gibbons: Things could be worse
In my last column, I wrote about a man I'd seen walking daily on the side of a country road.
Candidate Forum For Charlevoix Co. Community
Boyne City residents will get a chance to hear from the seven candidates running for three City Commission positions on November third.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Time for a peak fall color roadtrip
The lakeshore offers a wide-open view of fall colors, peaking in northern Michigan.
Cox Targets Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault with Expanded Team of Special Prosecutors
Attorney General Mike Cox today announced the expansion of a special task force combating domestic violence and criminal sexual conduct in fifteen Northern Michigan counties.
Seasoned Citizen Earns Sport Pilot Certificate
New sport pilot Gene Balogh in the cockpit of his L-2 Grasshopper. Balogh's son alerted him to the availability of N50408.
In Charlevoix A Weekend's Worth of Apples By Kristi Kates 10/5/09 Traverse City has Cherry Festival, Petoskey has the Festival by the Bay, and Mackinac Island has Lilac Festival - but there's yet another themed fest in Northern Michigan and it welcomes fall with plenty of homegrown fun.
Chippewa County gets bucks for a boat
NEWS RELEASE CONGRESSMAN BART STUPAK 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN ************************* Stupak announces $275,985 in stimulus funding for port security grants WASHINGTON, DC - U.S. Congressman Bart Stupak announced two grants for Northern Michigan totaling $276,985 to protect critical port infrastructure.
Area bands to perform at stadium Saturday
Area high school band students are in tune for the remainder of football season, and the season of marching band exhibitions is also underway.
Charlevoix Secretary of State office now offers enhanced driver's licenses
Fast-selling travel documents speed return from Canada, Mexico Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land announced today that the popular enhanced driver's license and state ID card now are available at the Charlevoix branch office.
Charlevoix schools near contract agreement
A negotiator for employees in Charlevoix Public Schools said the groups are close to finalizing new contracts with the district after more than a year of talks.
But would you also expect cherry, apple and apricot orchards, or winding roads lined with a riot of wildflowers? Would you expect wineries in a Loire Valley-like setting, or wooden lighthouses that once steered sailors around the perilous coastline? On a recent visit to northwest Michigan, we took some time out from biking along deserted country ...
High speed chase ends in arrest
Thursday, September 17, 2009 at 5:48 p.m. One man is in jail after leading state police, city officers, and sheriff's deputies on a high speed chase through two counties.
An Interesting Property Rights Case in Michigan
A Michigan appeals court ruling could have huge impact on lake-side property owners here in Michigan, overturning decades of established practice and precedent.