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Groups to promote bike trail in Pigeon River Country forest
GAYLORD — A new partnership between the Top of Michigan Trails Council and the Friends of the High Country Pathway aims to increase awareness of the High Country Pathway, an 82-mile trail system that cuts through the heart of the Pigeon River Country in Montmorency and Otsego counties. The...
Reed Ranch in Oscoda County gets new owners after 90 years
Open lakes and the smell of pine brings Judith Manza back to a place her family's been returning for four generations. For her, there's nothing like it. "There's just so much nostalgia, even just opening the windows when you drive onto the property and smelling the pine and the ferns, just being at Reed Ranch, it brings so many warm feelings," Manza said. ...
The Elk Capital of Michigan: Atlanta, Montmorency County
I have been through the village of Atlanta many times. It sits on M-32 between Gaylord and Alpena...and I can agree with the claim that it is “The Elk Capital of Michigan” as I have seen a whole herd of wild elk during one of my trips across M-32 – one winter, we came across a herd of over one hundred elk, just grazing in a field. We took a photo which is included in the gallery below. This is a sight that I am fully aware I may never ever see again.
Northern Michigan faces rising Lyme disease threat
CHARLEVOIX — With the early arrival of warm weather, residents should take heed of the rising rate of ticks in Northern Michigan that can transmit Lyme disease. The bacterial infection is becoming more prevalent in the region, with an increase in reports associated with its parasitic carrier, the black-legged tick, according to the Health Department of Northwest Michigan's Medical Director Dr. Joshua Meyerson.
The Elk Capital of Michigan: Atlanta, Montmorency County
I have been through the village of Atlanta many times. It sits on M-32 between Gaylord and Alpena...and I can agree with the claim that it is “The Elk Capital of Michigan” as I have seen a whole herd of wild elk during one of my trips across M-32 – one winter, we came across a herd of over one hundred elk, just grazing in a field. We took a photo which is included in the gallery below. This is a sight that I am fully aware I may never ever see again.
The Elk Capital of Michigan: Atlanta, Montmorency County
I have been through the village of Atlanta many times. It sits on M-32 between Gaylord and Alpena...and I can agree with the claim that it is “The Elk Capital of Michigan” as I have seen a whole herd of wild elk during one of my trips across M-32 – one winter, we came across a herd of over one hundred elk, just grazing in a field. We took a photo which is included in the gallery below. This is a sight that I am fully aware I may never ever see again.
The Mostly-Ghost Town of Royston: Montmorency County, Michigan
What's left of the hamlet of Royston seems to get a bad rap, simply because no one talks about it...or records its history. There has to be more to Royston than what's been written. What we know:. It sits in Montmorency County, thirty miles west of Alpena. A post office...
The Mostly-Ghost Town of Royston: Montmorency County, Michigan
What's left of the hamlet of Royston seems to get a bad rap, simply because no one talks about it...or records its history. There has to be more to Royston than what's been written. What we know:. It sits in Montmorency County, thirty miles west of Alpena. A post office...
The Mostly-Ghost Town of Royston: Montmorency County, Michigan
What's left of the hamlet of Royston seems to get a bad rap, simply because no one talks about it...or records its history. There has to be more to Royston than what's been written. What we know:. It sits in Montmorency County, thirty miles west of Alpena. A post office...
The Mostly-Ghost Town of Royston: Montmorency County, Michigan
What's left of the hamlet of Royston seems to get a bad rap, simply because no one talks about it...or records its history. There has to be more to Royston than what's been written. What we know:. It sits in Montmorency County, thirty miles west of Alpena. A post office...
In northern Michigan, voters admit qualms about Trump, still will vote for him
ATLANTA — The Thursday lunch crowd enters through the back door of Chatter’s Bullpen and Grill. Holley the waitress brings drinks without waiting for orders from her usual customers — a Pepsi for one, a root beer for another, a Vernors at the end of the table.
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