No More Guessing; Island Now Has Addresses
City Still Working Out Project Snags for Multi-Unit Buildings
By Ryan Schlehuber
     Seasonal workers coming to Mackinac Island this summer will be pleased to know that it may no longer take 45 minutes on the telephone to install services like cable television or a
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Historic Steeple To Get Repairs
By Karen Gould
     By Karen Gould Costs could reach $200,000 for the steeple renovation at Ste. Anne's Catholic Church, and church leaders now are seeking help from the Mackinac Island Community Foundation, where a collection fund for donations has been established.
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State Park Rents Dock, Geary House
By Karen Gould
     The Matthew Geary House on Market Street and half of the old Coast Guard dock behind the Visitor's Center are being rented this summer by the Mackinac Island State Park Commission in an effort to recover about $200,000 in state appropriations the park will lose in October. At their March 22 meeting
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Candidates Unopposed in Election
City Incumbents Up for Vote May 2
     One school board and seven city incumbents are running unopposed in the Tuesday, May 2, election.
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County Funds Extra Island Police Officer
By Ryan Schlehuber
     Mackinac County will give $15,241.92 to the City of Mackinac Island to hire a police officer for six months, because, one commissioner contends, there is no sheriff patrol on the Island.
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Jack Dehring Retires from Island School
Inside: Superintendent Profile on Page 5
By Ryan Schlehuber
     It was discussed for only a matter of minutes, however, during a regular Board of Education meeting at Mackinac Island Public Schools, Superintendent Jack Dehring announced he will be retiring July 1.
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