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Revealed: How to Win Carnival Games at Michigan Fairs and Festivals
It's always fun heading to your local county fair or community festival. Think about events like the Ionia Free Fair, the Cherry Festival in Traverse City or the Venetian Festival in Charlevoix. It's part of summer. In addition to the rides and food, you can certainly count on the carnival...
Boil water advisory lifted for Village of Central Lake
If you live in the Village of Central Lake-you no longer have to boil your water. The boil water advisory was first issued on May 21st. Before drinking tap water-make sure to run any pipes, faucets or drinking fountains for at least five minutes to flush them out. Also-make sure to get rid of any ice, coffee, or food that was made with the contaminated water.
United Against Hate program set for June 10 in Petoskey
PETOSKEY — The nonprofit organization Northern Michigan Against Hate (NOMIAH), in partnership with the Petoskey District Library, will host a presentation at 7 p.m. on June 10 called “An Evening with Mark Totten — Identifying and Reporting Acts of Hate.”. The event, which will take place at...
Drone will help keep Petoskey marina clean this summer
PETOSKEY — Through a partnership with the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council, the City of Petoskey will have the use of a drone this summer to help keep the marina clean of plastic and floating debris. City manager Shane Horn explained how the Pixie Drone will be in...
Harbor Springs council passes new zoning code despite public pushback
HARBOR SPRINGS — A zoning code update that’s been in the works since 2022 was approved by the Harbor Springs City Council on Monday, despite more than 800 people signing a petition against it. The contentious update resulted in several hours' worth of public feedback across multiple meetings,...
Memorial Day roundup: Find parades and ceremonies in Northern Michigan
NORTHERN MICHIGAN — On Monday, May 27, people will gather in graveyards, at memorials and in downtown processionals to honor veterans who were killed while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Memorial Day will be observed in several solemn ceremonies across Northern Michigan:. Emmet County. Petoskey: The Carl...
Explore Michigan's Natural Wonders: Raven Hill's 'Under Michigan & Beyond' Exhibit Opens This Saturday
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Historic general store in Northern Michigan modernizes to meet community’s needs
WALLOON LAKE, MI - A quaint lake town in Northern Michigan just opened a major shopping upgrade for locals and visitors. A general store has operated in some form or fashion dating back to the turn of the 20th century in the downtown Walloon Lake community. After a fire destroyed...
Thousands gather for annual Morel Mushroom Festival
BOYNE CITY — The 64th Annual National Morel Mushroom Festival in Boyne City attracted thousands of visitors over the weekend with a variety of culinary and carnival delights. The popular festival featured morel tastings, a competitive hunt to see who could gather the most morels, educational seminars, an arts...
City projects continue to take shape
PETOSKEY — The city’s busy construction season continues to make progress, with multiple projects underway across Petoskey. City manager Shane Horn updated the Petoskey City Council on the various projects during their meeting on Monday. “As you know we are very busy on getting projects going to make...
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New watershed discovery center set to open in Petoskey
PETOSKEY - A grand opening next month for an educational space in Emmet County. The Ruth Tucker Ayers Watershed Discovery Center will open on June 1st in Petoskey. Guests will be able to view aquariums, experiment with a watershed simulator, experience augmented reality for learning at the new center. The Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council aims to give the public hands on learning when it comes to education about northern Michigan’s waterways. “It’s been a dream of the organization for a long time to take advantage of our downtown location,” says Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council Executive Director Heather Huffstutler. “And want to be able to offer the public a place to experience not just the work of the watershed council, but also, the wealth and the importance of our our region’s natural water resources.” A grand opening celebration will be held at the center from noon to 2 on June 1st.
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