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McCain's Fade Could Help State Dems By George Weeks Republican John McCain's abrupt, ill-advised Michigan fade could be good news for Democrats down the ticket, maybe even for Supreme Court candidate Diane Marie Hathaway, partisan-nominated contender on the ill-named "bipartisan" ballot. More ...
BY JEANNETTE DOUD Once again, visitors caught a glimpse of Mackinac in all its fall splendor when the Michigan Municipal League Convention took place at Grand Hotel Wednesday, October 1, through Saturday, October 4. We are proud to share our beautiful Island with people from all of the cities and villages across Mi... More ...
by Candice C. Dunnigan Being in the transportation and tour business on Mackinac Island is not for the faint of heart, nor is it a fairweather affair. Since our main means of moving people, equipment, and supplies relies on horse-drawn power, that demands that the equines who work here are, in fact, on call to work in s... More ...
Sightings: Puffball, Squawroot, and Heron Seen This Month By Patricia Martin When I began to think about the topic of this column, I decided to title it "sightings," which, when you think about it, sounds like something out of a supermarket tabloid. I can see the headlines now, "Giant Puffball Mysteriously Appears at the Airport," or "Great Blue Heron Takes Up Skateboardin... More ...
Shipping Industry November 11,1940 Brought Peril To Those on the Great Lakes BY FRANK STRAUS The level of danger to those who make their lives in Great Lakes shipping has gone down dramatically during the lifespan of this industry. More ...
Expanding Gambling Industry May Cause Problems for Some By Yvan Silva, M.D. The phenomenon of casino gambling is expanding in many locations in the United States, in addition to the many forms of legal and illegal gambling that have existed for a long time. There are several campaigns to expand in the latest trend on the growth of Indian tribal gambling - a practice know... More ... |
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