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Here's where to get your Boat Week merch this week
Whether you’re participating in Saturday’s historic Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race or visiting downtown to join in on the Boat Week fun, there are plenty of places to pick up a T-shirt or nautical souvenir to commemorate the occasion. This year marks the second that MI Passion, 229...
Cheboygan area high school sports 2023-24 awards, Part 3: Recognizing the athletes, key moments
CHEBOYGAN – We’ve finally reached the end of the Daily Tribune’s version of the ESPY awards. So, here comes Part 3, which recognizes some of the most elite athletes and performances over the past year. Best Senior Season: Taylor Bent (Cheboygan Girls Soccer) – This could have gone to many others, but...
Michigan Island Voted No. 3 Most Picturesque in America
One Michigan island has been named the No. 3 best and most picturesque island in America by travel experts. It’s appropriate, because it goes without saying that this state is simply beautiful in the summer, and that includes our lovely islands. Actually, you can enjoy Michigan and its islands any time of the year, but summer just feels right. To be fair, in the wintertime, it gets rough to enjoy the islands in Michigan, of course.
Clutch birdie on 18 helps Cheboygan's PJ Maybank qualify for U.S. Amateur for first time
LAKE SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI – It’s been a busy summer for Cheboygan native PJ Maybank III. On Monday, the current University of Oklahoma men’s golfer added another huge accomplishment to his resume. Competing in Saint Louis, Missouri, Maybank fired a three-under 69 and qualified for the United States Amateur Championship for the first...
Leadership Changes at Star Line
Mackinac Island Ferry Company, formerly known as Star Line, has announced a change in leadership, as former CEO Jerry Fetty’s employment ended Wednesday, July 17. The company, which was acquired by Hoffmann Marine June 29, will now be led by Chris Shepler during the transition. The change was announced by Hoffmann Marine President Jenny Gezella, who moved to the Island […] The post Leadership Changes at Star Line first appeared on Mackinac Island Town Crier.
More than books: 8 surprising things you can check out from your local library
Public libraries hold more than just vast collections of books, movies and music. From seeds to outdoor gear to ghost hunting kits, your local library may have more to offer than you think. Help in the kitchen. Why buy a new ice cream maker, when you can just check one...
Fame blooms from Munger artist’s island scene
The annual Mackinac Island Lilac Festival was held last month celebrating the flowers famous on the island. This year one local artist had a hand in promoting the festival. Emily Ryers of Munger had her artwork chosen during a contest used to create a poster promoting the Lilac Festival. Ryers beat out 74 other contestants for the opportunity to have her poster used for festival promotion. The art was also used on a beer can that was sold on the island, and the winner got $1,000. The top 20 entries were chosen by jurors based on rules for the competition. Of those top 20 the jurors then chose the winners. This wasn’t the first time that Ryers tried out for the competition either.
Vote for the Cheboygan Daily Tribune’s 2023-24 girls high school athlete of the year
CHEBOYGAN – As we continue to do polls throughout the summer, here’s another one. This week, you’ll have a chance to cast your vote on who should be the Cheboygan Daily Tribune’s 2023-24 girls athlete of the year. The poll opens at 4 a.m. Wednesday morning and closes at noon on Saturday, July 20.
Everything You Need to Know About the 2024 Mackinac Bridge Walk
The Mackinac Bridge Walk is the event that truly signals the end of summer in Michigan and now we have details about what's happening for this year's walk. The Mackinac Bridge Authority released all of the information for the 2024 walk on July 10, and there are a few changes to be aware of this year - mainly, that the starting point on the St. Ignace side of the bridge has changed. The Bridge Authority has decided to move the starting point on the north end of the bridge from the Mackinac Bridge Authority building to Bridge View Park to cut down on the amount of people walking across I-75.
Cheboygan schools seek voter approval for $22.2 million bond proposal
CHEBOYGAN — The Cheboygan Area Schools is asking voters in the Aug. 6 primary election to extend its borrowing capability to finance upgrades to the district's building and facilities. Superintendent Spencer Byrd said the bond proposal would raise about $22.2 million over 22 years. Most of the funds will go for renovations to East Elementary School, which is the district's oldest building having opened in 1959. ...
The most boats ever will compete in the 100th Bayview Yacht Club race to Mackinac Island
Billed on its website as the “world’s longest continuously run long-distance freshwater yacht race,” the 100th Bayview Mackinac Race is set to start Saturday. A record-setting 334 boats have registered for the 100th year of the race, shattering the record of 316 in 1985 and a huge contrast compared with the 200 boats...
Proposed Cheboygan development receives McLaren backing
CHEBOYGAN — McLaren Northern Michigan, which operates a hospital campus in Cheboygan, is supporting the proposed Cheboygan Commons development project led by developer Bob Pulte. "Our Northern Michigan communities are highly attractive to people across the region. Cheboygan continues to grow as a destination location in Northern Michigan, and this project will...
Co-Founder of Michigan’s Most Well Known Ferry, Bill Shepler Dead At 92
Some years ago Bill's three children, Chris, Patty, and Billy took leadership roles within the company. The family has shared their memory of Bill during this time of loss:. Today, we mourn the loss of Bill Shepler, our beloved co-founder and Captain of Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry. Bill's dedication and passion for connecting people to the beauty of Mackinac Island created unforgettable memories for countless guests. His legacy of service, leadership, and community spirit will forever be a part of our lives. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Shepler family and friends during this difficult time. Rest in peace, Captain Bill. You will be deeply missed.
Yacht Club Bridge Results
In Mackinac Island Yacht Club Bridge play for the week ending Wednesday, July 10, Jayne Emory placed first, Toots Gillespie placed second, and Kay Berke placed third. ¦ Sorry! This content is only available to online subscribers. Please login below or Subscribe today! The post Yacht Club Bridge Results first appeared on Mackinac Island Town Crier.
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