ALPENA TOWNSHIP – Michigan officials are urging residents to take carbon monoxide risks seriously during Carbon Monoxide Safety and Awareness Month, as local firefighters report a dozen responses this year. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed November 2026 as Carbon Monoxide Safety and ...
ALPENA – City Department of Public Works crews installed Alpena’s 2026 Christmas tree in the Culligan Plaza parking lot on Thursday. Harvested from a property off Bosley Street, the 38-foot-tall, 24-foot-wide blue spruce was donated by Michelle Gacobelli and Richard Hagner in honor of ...
ALPENA - Wood is now located at the Department of Public Works (DPW) facility (1001 Long Lake Avenue) near the compost area, according to a City of Alpena press release. The wood located at this lot is wood produced from the removal of city street trees. Adjacent homeowners were given the ...
HARRISVILLE — Cassandra Quintanilla, 36, had a hearing for a motion to quash on Tuesday in the 23rd Circuit Court in Alcona that was ultimately denied by Judge Laura Frawley. Quintanilla is the co-defendant of Joshua Dohring, who is charged with assault with attempt to murder. Quintanilla ...
ALPENA – Veterans, service members, and community supporters gathered Wednesday for the annual Alpena Veterans Day parade and awards ceremony, beginning with a step-off at 11:11 a.m. from McRae Park. The parade proceeded up Second Street, turned left after crossing the bridge, and ended in ...
ALPENA – Chuck Blackaby has spent half a century in the cockpit without an accident or enforcement action against his certificate — a 50-year record of safe flying recently recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with its highest honor for pilots. Blackaby, an Alpena ...
