LANSING - Adjusting daily possession limits to allow for harvesting smaller fish in select lakes and removing an unnecessary spawning closure are part of updated northern pike regulations now in effect following Michigan Natural Resources Commission action earlier this week. During its Oct. ...
ALPENA — Alpena County Commissioners presented proclamations to two Alpena community members who have made a significant impact in Down syndrome advocacy and inspiring inclusion in the community as part of Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Maddox McClintic, an Alpena High School student, and ...
ATLANTA — The Huron Undercover Narcotics Team (HUNT) board held its quarterly meeting on Friday at the Tri-Township Fire Department in Atlanta, where they updated their Byrne Justice Assistant Grant (JAG) funding and voted to change their meeting format. HUNT Commander D/Lt. Ray Rollet ...
ALPENA — Thunder Bay Transportation Authority will use a $678,366 state grant to launch a microtransit service based in Montmorency County, expanding on-demand rides for residents who currently face long waits or limited options for medical appointments, work, and shopping. The award is ...
ALPENA — The new Alpena Community College Director of Alumni Relations has returned to Alpena where she kickstarted her communications career in 1997 working as a an anchor/reporter for WBKB. Laura Douglas spent most of her life in Phoenix, Arizona. She is a graduate of Arizona State ...
ALPENA – The City of Alpena reminded residents in a press release on Thursday of temporary signage regulations within the City of Alpena. LOCATIONS Temporary signs shall not be located in the tree lawn (City right-of-way) and shall be setback at least two feet from the property line, according to the release. Signs removed from the right-of-way by City staff may be collected at City Hall within 14 days of removal. No sign shall be affixed to trees, rocks, shrubs, utility poles, fences, or other similar objects. No sign shall be affixed to a stationary motor vehicle or other ...
