Island Faces Preserving the Past in a Demanding World
By Karen Gould
      <!-- Page Number: 1--> The first challenge to historic preservation on Mackinac Island came in 1876, just one year after the Island followed Yellowstone to became the second national park.
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Mackinac Tour Guides Ready for Busy Summer
By Sean Ely
      <!-- Page Number: 1--> When tourists arrive on Mackinac Island ready to explore as soon as their foot touches the dock, they are in luck. The Island has horsedrawn carriages and tour guides on Main Street ready to serve the public. Mackinac Island Carriage Tours and Arrowhead Carriages offer guided island tours, equipped with adventurous stops along the way.
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Two To Be Graduated in Class of '07
By Sean Ely
      <!-- Page Number: 1--> As the two graduating seniors in Mackinac Island Public School's class of 2007, Kristi Kamphuis and Scott Roguska, have had opportunities that graduating students in larger high schools may have never received. At a K-12 school with only 70 students, immediate attention is always available for those who want or need it.
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Island Bicycles Awaiting Auction
      <!-- Page Number: 1--> Approximately 200 bicycles will be auctioned by the Mackinac Island Police Department Saturday, May 26, beginning at 10 a.m. on the steps of Community Hall on Market Street.
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