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Click here for digital edition  To the Editor: We are in agreement with Mr. Potulsky's letter [Letters, October 10, 2009]. We, too, have always come to the Island once a year, sometimes twice a year. The first time I came was in 1967. We stayed at the lovely McNally Cottage. Please don't let anyone tear it down! More ... To the Editor: After receiving the latest issue of the Town Crier, I am, to put it mildly, quite distressed. I spent my entire childhood, and a number of my adult years, living in Michigan. There was not a summer that went by that we did not make a family pilgrimage to the island. I can't imagine a place like Mackinac Island without its historic cottages. More ... To the Editor: I have a comment and a question. When [a future] issue comes out, will there be information regarding when the "Dirty Jobs" segment will be shown? I know it's on Mackinac Island. More ... To the Editor: I like the Town Crier so much. It’s a great day every time it arrives. I read it all, and especially enjoy articles about the school, as I’m a retired teacher. Mrs. Doud’s news is great and fun to read. When the last issue came, I felt sad because I have to wait two months for the next issue. More ... To the Editor: Many of us, from all over the country, and probably many of the Michigan residents, are concerned and dismayed by what has been appearing in the pages of the last few issues of the Town Crier. We read about changes proposed with respect to parts of historic sites probably impacting the Island's designation. More ... To the Editor: Please find my check for the Town Crier for another year. I enjoy reading the paper and about the people of the Island. My parents owned the East Bluff home named the “Baby Grand” for about 30 years, so we spent many years of happy summers on the Island. More ... To the Editor: As one who for years has traveled to Mackinac Island, I truly am saddened to hear McNally Cottage could be on a course of destruction. More ... |
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