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Did You Know That Tee-Ball Was Invented in Michigan?
Most of us played it when we were younger, but did you know that tee-ball was actually invented in Michigan?. According to some, it all started in Albion back in the 1950s when a man named Jerome (Jerry) Sacharski decided to place a ball on a tee in order to make it easier for smaller kids to hit the ball. According to the Washington Post, Sacharski "couldn't bear to turn away young children who clamored to play baseball."
Swimmer's itch rash from Michigan bodies of water: Treatment, prevention information
Hot temperatures might have you itching to go for a cool dip in one of Michigan’s many lakes — but the dip itself might leave you itching. At any point in time, several Michigan beaches and bodies of water may be closed due to high bacteria levels and contamination. These bacteria and other microscopic parasites can cause irritating skin conditions. Swimmer's itch, otherwise known as cercarial dermatitis, is one such condition that can affect humans.
Comic who roasted Tom Brady adds second Michigan show after sellout
CALHOUN COUNTY, MI -- A comic who stood out for her fiery jabs at the Roast of Tom Brady has added a second show in Southwest Michigan to meet fan demand, FireKeepers Casino has announced. Due to “overwhelming demand” and a sellout of Nikki Glaser’s initial concert date on Saturday,...
Beer Olympics coming to Right Brain Brewery
TRAVERSE CITY - You’ve heard about the olympics, but what if beer was involved? Right Brain Brewery in Traverse City is hosting their very first Beer Olympics on June 2nd. Teams of 4 will go head to head in a series of beer related challenges like a keg carry, flip cup, sample tray carry and more. Winners will get some goodies from right brain and, of course, bragging rights. “I think it’s important to get people involved in supporting local businesses, says Right Brain Brewery Pub Manager Ashley Sorvisto. “It’ll be a fun athletic event as well. You can come out, get active and drink some beer. it’s accessible to anybody. Anybody can participate, no matter your skill level or athletic abilities. However, there will be some challenges.” Anyone wishing to participate needs to sign up by June 1st and its $25 dollars per person.
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