Almost two weeks of snow days means much more than just an unexpected vacation to teachers, coaches and students, who may face making up the lost school days later this year, depending on decisions expected to be made soon by the State of Michigan.
REGION – Under Michigan state law, school districts are allowed six cancelled days due to conditions beyond their control, or what is known as "Act Of God" days, which includes severe storms, fires
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The Kalkaska County Board of Commissioners will ask voters on May 7 to approve a 20-year, 1.5-mill proposal that would help raise over $28 million to repair and upgrade the Kaliseum, as well as fund operations over the duration of the millage.
KALKASKA – The Kalkaska County Board of Commissioners decided that more than a survey was needed to decide the fate of millions of dollars in proposed repairs to the aging Kaliseum Recreational Fac
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The Bellaire Chamber of Commerce hosted a "community coffee brainstorming" session last week with local business owners, chamber and area organization representatives which prompted a number of ideas for the future development of the village, as well as concerns.
BELLAIRE – In a repeat and update on several previous sessions, the Bellaire Chamber of Commerce hosted a "community coffee brainstorming" session last week with local business owners, chamber staf
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Mark and Milly Fiedler, of Mancelona, will celebrate their 71st wedding anniversary this year.
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Almost two weeks of snow days means much more than just an unexpected vacation to teachers, coaches and students, who may face making up the lost school days later this year, depending on decisions expected to be made soon by the State of Michigan.
Review file photo
The Kalkaska County Board of Commissioners will ask voters on May 7 to approve a 20-year, 1.5-mill proposal that would help raise over $28 million to repair and upgrade the Kaliseum, as well as fund operations over the duration of the millage.
Photo by Linda Gallagher
The Bellaire Chamber of Commerce hosted a "community coffee brainstorming" session last week with local business owners, chamber and area organization representatives which prompted a number of ideas for the future development of the village, as well as concerns.