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By Jessica Delaney As the pastor at Ste. Anne’s Catholic Church, Father Jim Williams, begins shifting more of his time to parishes on the mainland, the daily business and all the masses here will be performed by Father Rey Garcia, SJ. More ... Public Input Sought on Park Funding Meeting is May 27 at Island House State Representative Fran Amos has scheduled a town hall-style meeting on the $1.5 million funding cut proposed for Mackinac State Historic Parks Friday, May 27, the same day the Mackinac Island State Park Commission meets. Both meetings will be on the Island, the Amos budget cut meeting at 10 a.m. More ...
By Karen Gould Around 10 to 15 percent of the 92nd District Count probationers originate from Mackinac Island, according to court documents, and this criminal case load arises from people violating the terms of their probation. These open cases date to 1994, and District Court Judge Beth Gibson is instituting a ne More ...
By Leslie Rott An ever-evolving process, Mackinac Island Department of Public Works and its Solid Waste Handling Facility have been working more than 10 years to create a program that emphasizes resident education in its waste management. More ...
By Leslie Rott Ansel Adams, Alexander Calder, Pablo Picasso, and Georges Seurat were big names during the afternoon of Sunday, May 15, when their unique styles were displayed in the creations of art students from Mackinac Island Public School. The occasion was an exhibit at Grand Hotel by Cynthia Ivey Abitz and he More ...
The Marquette II, Star Line Mackinac Island Ferry’s new passenger boat, arrived in St. Ignace from Louisiana Monday, May 16. The seventh boat constructed for Star Line by Gulf Craft, Inc. of Patterson, Louisiana, it completed an eight-day, 1,200-mile journey up the Mississippi River system, into More ... |
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