KALKASKA – A local effort to provide free hunter safety programs again got a helping hand from the organizers of the Kalkaska County chapter of Whitetails Unlimited annual banquet.
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Pat "Pops" Modos and his wife, Pam (right center), of the Kalkaska Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited recently presented a check to the Public Servants for Outdoor Safety and the Kalkaska County Sheriff Department, including Sgt. Dave Wagner, Deputy Regan Foerster and Sheriff Patrick Whiteford, for more than $1,300. The funds will be used to provide classroom materials, and possibly purchase a storage trailer, for the group's hunter safety program.
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Members of the South Torch Lake Fire Department are shown last year preparing take-home meals of the organization’s popular roast beef dinner offered during Alden Days. Pictured are: Ransom Comfort, Marty Lockman, Joe Sitko and Brad MacArthur.
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Former Bellaire resident Chuck Jacobs (left) is shown with his brother Dan (right) and soon to retire country music star Kenny Rogers. Dan Jacobs spent much of his childhood in Bellaire and has returned to the area after living in California for 30 years. The Jacobs brothers have played in Rogers' band off and on for more than 40 years.
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Construction to replace thousands of lineal feet of water and sewer lines in the Village of Kalkaska is about one-third complete, according to a recent update provided by village manager Scott Yost to the Kalkaska Village Council. The project, funded through low-interest loans from the USDA's Rural Development program, should be finished in October.
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