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Multiple explosions cause concerns about gas leaks

ALPENA — On March 16, in the morning between 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., an explosion occurred at the Miller Office Machines building on U.S.-23 South. There was a small fire and some smoldering at the building which took about 100 gallons of water to put out, said Alpena Township Fire Chief Tim ...

Alpena Township rejoins Michigan Township Association

ALPENA – The Alpena Township Board of Trustees passed a resolution during Monday’s meeting to rejoin the Michigan Township Association (MTA). The township dissolved its relationship with the MTA in 2024. According to MTA’s website, the Michigan Townships Association is a nonprofit, ...

Rogers City meeting canceled

ROGERS CITY — The regular meeting of the Rogers City Planning Commission scheduled for today at 4 p.m. has been canceled. A make-up date for the meeting was not announced. These meetings are open to the public and public comment is welcome.

Alpena Power responds to second catastrophic ice storm in less than a year

ALPENA – To answer a wide range of questions about our successful response to the second historically catastrophic storm to hit Northern Michigan in less than a year, Alpena Power today released the following informational narrative: Beginning the morning of Sunday, March 15, and ...

Association of Lifelong Learners recurring programs for April

ALPENA — The Association of Lifelong Learners have announced its recurring events for next month and there will be plenty to do. Pickleball is held on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Aplex. Call the Aplex at 989-353-6164 for more information. Aplex fees ...

Local students make SVSU President’s List for fall 2025

UNIVERSITY CENTER — Nearly 700 students from Saginaw Valley State University were recognized for their determination and commitment to academic excellence by being named to the fall 2025 semester President's List. Several of the students are from Northeast Michigan. To be eligible for the ...