New Jewish Synagogue To Begin Sabbath Service July 7
By Leslie Rott
     Mackinac Island, known for its peaceful and serene atmosphere and its unbelievable views, is also a place of spirituality and retreat for many people. Now, joining four churches on the Island will be a synagogue for Jewish worship. It
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One Superintendent Invited Back to School for Interview
By Leslie Rott
     The school board will invite one of four candidates for superintendent to visit Mackinac Island for one more interview before offering the job, it was decided at a board meeting Tuesday, June 27. If the position is not filled with that person, the board plans to open the search process again.
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Island Prepares for Independence Day
     Children's games, fireworks, and stoneskipping will mark Independence Day festivities on Mackinac Island Tuesday, July 4. The celebration here is even more meaningful because the city was established as a direct result of the American Revolution. In 1780-81, British forces moved Fort Mackinac from t
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Mackinaw's 62-Year Career Ends With Final Voyage
By Karen Gould
     "Moored, 17:35," said Petty Officer Chantel Schmitt, as the old Coast Guard Cutter
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