ALPENA — Substitute teacher shortages are an ongoing problem, not only in the Alpena area but across the state.
According to Nichole Keyes, the area manager for ESS, a substitute teacher and staff placement group, the company contracted by Alpena Public Schools for substitute staffing, ...
ALPENA — Long Lake, Beaver Lake, and Sunken Lake parks in Alpena County each enjoyed full campgrounds last year.
Local park officials say they expect the same at the three Alpena County-owned campgrounds this upcoming camping season.
Kevin Osbourn, who sits on the Alpena County Parks ...
ALPENA — Thunder Bay Trails Association and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources are hosting their annual lantern-lit hike/snowshoe/ski from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday at Norway Ridge Pathway.
Attendees will be able to warm themselves by a fire pit and sip hot cocoa while enjoying the ...
ALPENA — On Thursday morning at Thunder Bay Junior High, Randy Baker, founder of Naturalist Endeavors, came dressed in Revolutionary-era clothing with a wooden chest full of historical knick-knacks.
He presented on the Lewis and Clark expedition for three groups of eighth graders. During ...
Recent actions by law enforcement agencies in Northeast Michigan. This has been only lightly edited.
MONTMORENCY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
News Release Feb. 3rd
Total: 77
Alarms: 7
Animal Control: 4
Traffic Arrests: 0
OWI Arrests: 0
Drug Arrests: 0
Warrant Arrests: ...
ALPENA — Court recorders have not received a pay increase for how much they are able to charge per page since 1986, but a bill recently signed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has changed that.
In a Jan. 17 press release, Whitmer announced that she had signed a series of bills, including House ...