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Low lake levels constant concern
April 3, 2013 Lake Huron water levels will remain below their long-term average even as they begin their seasonal increase, according to United States Army Corps of Engineers experts. more »»
Drone steering committee continues its work
April 3, 2013 The Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Center Steering Committee met via teleconference on Wednesday to work out a few details involving the third of six submittals to the Federal Aviation... more »»
Sanctuary prepares for Earth Day
April 3, 2013 ALPENA — As Earth Day — April 22 — approaches, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary is preparing to have over 400 students taking part in hands-on exhibits within its building. more »»
Chamber to host series on health care act
April 2, 2013 ALPENA — There are a lot of questions and concerns attached to President Barack Obama’s health care plan, which is why the Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a series of five forums from... more »»
City to improve river shoreline
April 2, 2013 ALPENA — A facelift could be in the works for the Thunder Bay River as early as next summer, according to City Engineer Rich Sullenge. more »»
City names four finalists for city manager
April 2, 2013 ALPENA — After spending time in executive session Monday, Alpena Municipal Council announced five finalists for the city manager position that was left vacant after the termination of former manager... more »»
Rogers City assessor has contract through May ’16
April 2, 2013 ROGERS CITY — Rogers City council members approved a contract with the city assessor, effective through the end of May 2016. more »» 
Underwater technology presentation at sanctuary
April 1, 2013 ALPENA — The Association of Lifelong Learners attended a presentation by Alpena Community College Marine Technology instructor David Cummins on Monday night at the National Marine Sanctuary. more »»
3 troopers join MSP Alpena Post
April 1, 2013 ALPENA — The Michigan State Police Alpena Post has three new troopers, part of the 90 who graduated from the 124th Trooper Recruit School at the end of Marc. more »»
Shulz gives council update on YouTube numbers
April 1, 2013 ALPENA — On Feb. more »» 
Milking is a way of life
March 31, 2013 OSSINEKE – Russ and Janet Tolan have 300 dairy cows on their farm. They produce at least 700,000 gallons of milk a year. more »»
Holiday Inn to drop franchise, adopt sanctuary theme
March 29, 2013 ALPENA — Holiday Inn of Alpena will be changing its name to “The Sanctuary Inn and Conference Center” in mid July. more »»
New bulldozer becomes issue at landfill
March 29, 2013 ATLANTA — A little over a month ago the Montmorency-Oscoda-Alpena Solid Waste Authority received the new $350,000 Caterpillar bulldozer it had ordered to be used at the landfill. more »» 
Commissioners pick Lawson for District No. 8
March 28, 2013 ALPENA — The Alpena County Board of Commissioners listen to brief introductions from the three men who hoped to replace Commissioner Rick Fortier who died earlier this month, and Eric Lawson of... more »»
Township approves fiscal year budget
March 28, 2013 ALPENA — The Alpena Township Board of Trustees approved the budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year at its meeting Thursday. more »»
Board receives annual HUNT report
March 28, 2013 ALPENA— The Huron Undercover Narcotics Team has had its ups and downs this past year, but through the tribulation the dedicated officers continue to fight crime and battle drugs in Northeast Michigan. more »»
Students learning through Shipwreck Alley
March 28, 2013 ALPENA — Alpena High School students have an opportunity to utilize area resources through a unique elective class at the high school. more »» 
Hard choices face city about water rates
March 27, 2013 ALPENA — After hearing details about how drastic the city’s water and sewer system needs updates and how there is little money in the appropriate funds to do the needed work, Alpena Municipal Counci... more »» |
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