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Nature Notes By Patricia Martin I was stopped by a person with a question a couple of weeks ago. A woman visiting here pointed to a bird and said it looked like a pelican. Her response was that it couldn’t be, but it really appeared to be one. My friend asked me if this was possible. At the time, I told her that I thought More ...
BY JEANNETTE DOUD The hot, humid days continue on Mackinac, as well as many other cities throughout the country. More ...
A Look at History BY FRANK STRAUS Foghorns The first lighthouses were built in the Mediterranean Sea before the time of Christ, and the first “modern” lighthouses, with Fresnel lenses to concentrate a light into a powerful beam, rose in Europe during the first decades of the 19th century. Soon afterwards, seamen began asking for a w More ...
Horse Tales One can see more than a hundred horses in a day on Mackinac Island without really trying. It’s an interesting facet of human nature, how we look and choose and remember. For some reason, there always seems to be a horse that stands out from the others. In my case, one of those horses is Dus More ...
Maintaining Your Health on Mackinac By Yvan Silva, M.D. The post-mortem examination of a body by a pathologist, an autopsy, provides the most accurate information on the state of health or ill-health of the deceased. And, indeed, the information obtained can be very valuable, in most cases, for the health of relatives and usable practically, f More ... |
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