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Harbor Springs…Now and Then
Since last week I rambled enough to make Betty Jezisek come back and haunt me. “Don’t be verbose, Cynthia”. That’s what I heard just about every writing project, probably the only reason that I know what verbose even means. Thank you, Betty, for that...
Farmers Market Report
Happy Fourth of July! This holiday week has the potential of being a record-setting week at the market, if only the weather would cooperate. That does not seem to be the case for us this summer though. The Harbor Springs Farmers Market is rain or ...
Paul Revere Run, Art Fair, parade, fireworks – busy Fourth holiday ahead
Fourth of July celebrations are synonymous with Northern Michigan, as small town traditions and patriotic events turn communities into red, white, and blue Americana postcards every year. For those new to the area, or for folks looking to experience something new during the holiday week, here’s a rundown of some of the best the region has to offer. For more holiday and other event listings, turn to the About Town section inside this week.
Impact100 Little Traverse Bay membership reaches 100 women
After the Launch Celebration on Friday, June 28, membership in Impact100 Little Traverse Bay soared to 100 women, ensuring that the first $100,000 grant will be funded on August 6, 2025. Founding President, Lloyann Curtis shared the group’s goal: “We...
Donald E. Seifried
Donald E. Seifried, 97 of Fruitland Park, FL and formerly of Central Lake, MI, died peacefully, June 30, 2024. He was born July 21, 1926 in North Gage, NY the son of Ernest and Mabel (Brucker) Seifried. Don proudly served his country as a Staff Sergeant in World War II...
The Grayling Senior Center Meal Program
Lunch: Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. This week’s menu and activities: Thursday, July 4: Closed for Independence Day. Friday, July 5: Lunch - Cheese ravioli with sauce, asparagus, Italian blend vegetable grapes. Activities - 1 p.m. pantry bingo. Monday, July 8: Lunch - BBQ pork sandwich, dill and garlic potatoes, crinkle cut carrots, kiwi. Activities - 10 a.m. Silver […]
Mermaid Storytime
The Bellaire Library is sponsoring a special story time on Thursday, July 11 at Richard Park Beach in Bellaire. A mermaid will swim ashore and share stories about the underwater world. This event will be held at 1 p.m. and the park is located at 402 N. Bridge Street in Bellaire.
Central Lake’s Class of 2014 Class Reunion
The Central Lake Class of 2014 will be having its class reunion on Saturday, July 6 starting at 6 p.m. at the Blue Pelican Inn in Central Lake. For more information call or text 231-350-3649. To read all the events and subscribe to the paper for just $36 a year,...
Catherine Novotny
Catherine J. Novotny, 85, of Charlevoix, passed away on Sunday, June 30, 2024 at McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey. She was born April 19, 1939, to Ellen (Hartlep) and Frank Steffel. She attended St. Francis Xavier High School and graduated in June of 1957. Growing up, she was involved in Girl Scouts, 4H, and sang in the choir at St. Francis Xavier.
Summer brings music and movies to Pennsylvania Park
PETOSKEY — Pennsylvania Park will be the place to be next month, as the Sounds of Summer concert series and Movies in the Park at Dark return with family-friendly fun. Starting July 19, Blissfest Music Organization and Downtown Petoskey will host the second season of the Sounds of Summer. The series is designed to feature a wide range of musical genres, from soul to indie to Americana.
The Michigan Riviera
This Torch Lake eatery embraces 88 years of tradition...with some fresh twists. The azure blue waters of Torch Lake in the summer often inspire comparisons to the Caribbean or exotic locales, so it’s no surprise that the coastline of this northern Michigan inland sea boasts a spot known as “the Riv,” short for riviera.The azure blue waters of Torch Lake in the summer often inspire comparisons to the Caribbean or exotic locales, so it’s no surprise that the coastline of this northern Michigan inland sea boasts a spot known as “the Riv,” short for riviera.
Taking a Breath in Boyne City
Need to escape the busy roads and restaurants in TC this week? Head north to Lavender Hill Farm on Friday, July 5, for a slower pace among the purple blooms. The day starts with Yoga in Bloom at 9am ($20), a guided flow practice followed by a soothing sound bath meditation. Then, enjoy Lavender Fest Friday from 10am to 2pm, featuring live music, face painting, food vendors, and activities for all ages. Bring a picnic and make a day of it! While you’re there, be sure to shop the farm store to bring home that little bit of peace and serenity home with you. (We especially love the French lavender candles and bath salts if you’re still chasing some relaxation.) Head to 7354 Horton Bay Rd N in Boyne City or learn more at lavenderhillfarm.com.
Hennie Reimer
Hennie Reimer, 90, passed away peacefully at 6:46 am on Friday, June 14, 2024, at her home in Petoskey, Michigan of natural causes. She was surrounded by family. Hennie was born May 1, 1934, in Odense, Denmark. She was the daughter of Verner and Esther (Iversen) Hansen. She graduated from Odense Katedralskole in 1953. As a teen, she studied with Thorvald Petersen in Odense Teknikum, Denmark and with Kunst Haandvaerker Skolen in Copenhagen. She married Borge R. Reimer on July 17, 1953. They immigrated shortly thereafter to St. Catharines, Canada. She was always an avid artist, working with several media including: drawing, watercolors, acrylics, printmaking, calligraphy, airbrush techniques, intricate paper cutting, photography, and fiberglass. She earned her Master of Fine Arts Degree from The State University of New York at Buffalo, graduating June 1, 1974, while commuting from St. Catharines, Ontario to Buffalo, NY each day. She subsequently moved to Toledo, Ohio with her family. She taught painting and drawing at Siena Heights University in Adrian, MI as an Associate Professor, commuting daily from Toledo to Adrian. She wrote the book: Abstract Painting A Practical Approach, which earned Honorable Mention in the 2012 New York Book Festival and the 2012 Hollywood Book Festival and was a finalist for the Next Generation Indie Book Award. She has exhibited her work in numerous galleries and art centers, both nationally and internationally. In the early 1980’s Hennie and Borge divided their time between Long Boat Key, Florida, Walloon Lake, MI, and Petoskey MI, and ultimately settled permanently in Petoskey. Hennie and Borge were members of the Walloon Lake Country Club. She led art workshops at WLCC for many years.
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