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News June 18, 2005
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Festival Merchandise on Sale at Several Stores
     For lilac enthusiasts, several Mackinac Island stores are selling merchandise to commemorate this year’s Lilac Festival.
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Governor Hosts Reception for Northern Media
     Governor Jennifer Granholm hosted a media reception on the porch of her summer residence Sunday, June 12.
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Arts, Dance Highlights Summer Programs
By Leslie Rott
     With the summer in full swing, the Mackinac Island Recreation Department has many events planned for all ages and for residents and visitors alike.
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Pooch Porch To Be Auctioned
     The Pooch Porch made its grand debut Saturday, June 11, when it was carried down Main Street to its final destination at Windermere Point. The porch, which was built by Ryan Lindsey, will be auctioned during the Dog & Pony Show Saturday, June 18.
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Community Foundation Awards $52,662 in Grants to Island Projects
By Jessica Delaney
     The Mackinac Island Community Foundation has awarded $52,662 to 14 Island projects this summer, the greatest amount of money disbursed in a grant cycle. The Foundation awards grants twice a year from the earnings of its endowments.
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Three New Faces Behind The Island News
By Ryan Schlehuber
     This year the Town Crier welcomes two bright and exuberant interns, Jessica Delaney of Grand Rapids and Leslie Rott of Huntington Woods. Working and guiding them through the summer is Karen Gould, a reporter from
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Island’s One Way Street, French Lane, To Get New Signs
By Karen Gould
     One-way street violations and a permit for a special electric wheel chair-bicycle combination were issues addressed by the City Council’s Street Committee Friday, June 10 meeting.
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Sunset Cruises Offered Under Mackinac Bridge
     Sunset cruises under the Mackinac Bridge will be offered on Monday nights by the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau. All three Mackinac Island boat lines will host the cruises.
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Competitive and Recreational Runners Enjoy 10K Lilac Run
By Jessica Delaney
     His friends call him “Superman Without a Cape” and Saturday, June 11, he showed Mackinac Island why he earned that name.
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Good Times Roll in Lilac Festival Hayride
     Eager Island visitors prepare to take an hour long hay ride around the Island. The hay ride is one of many evening activities scheduled during the Lilac Festival.
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Schooner Manitou Visits Mackinac Island
     The Schooner Manitou docked on Arnold Line’s Yoder Dock over the weekend. With two masts reaching 80 feet, it towered over the public marina. The 114-foot replica of an 1800s cargo ship was specifically built for passengers and was sold for two voyages Sunday, June 12. More than 80 people saile
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Library Book Sale Raises $812
     Chelsea Storms (left) of Clio and Joan Zak of Novi escape the nasty weather of Saturday afternoon by looking through books at the Mackinac Island Public Library’s annual book sale. Both were here for the weekend; Ms. Storms ran in the race earlier in the morning and Ms. Zak got engaged on the porch
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Excitement Builds for 6th Potter Book
     “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” is nearing its release date and Island Bookstore is prepared for the magical event. The store will be open at midnight July 16 to give away pre-ordered books and sell new ones. All those who pre-ordered a book will receive a free Harry Potter totebag. The sto
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Island Stores Vie for Lilac Acclaim
     For over 20 years, Island stores have been given a challenge during lilac festival to create the most lilac inspired window to fit with that year’s theme.
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