ALPENA — A well-trained and dependable marine response police unit is critical to protecting people who may have an accident or health emergency on the water, police said Friday after responding to a boat adrift in Thunder Bay. On Friday, 911 dispatchers received a call with a report of a ...
ALPENA — The Michigan Brown Trout Festival is underway now, beginning Friday and continuing through July 28. This year, the festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary. More than $90,000 in cash and prizes is expected to be presented to winners throughout the festival. Festival ...
ALPENA — The annual expedition to and research of the Alpena-Amberley Ridge, also called the Lake Huron Caribou Hunters Project, has started. Starting in 2008, researchers have surveyed and explored a 9,000-year-old archaeology site located in the center of Lake Huron. So far, the site has ...
ALPENA — Ernest F. Hollings Scholar Charles Azzarito has been an intern with the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary since Memorial Day, and he will present a free lecture on Thursday titled, “My Time in Thunder Bay and What I Learned About Freshwater Acidification.” The program is ...
ALPENA — Rogers City Area Schools follows a trend similar to other schools in Northeast Michigan by projecting a decrease in both revenue and expenses this school year as federal funds meant to help school districts deal with the coronavirus pandemic dry up. Rogers City’s 2024-25 budget ...
ALPENA — The Michigan Walleye Tour made a stop in Alpena on July 13 and 14 and 101 teams participated in the event. The Northeast Michigan visit was the competition’s fourth stop before it continues to the championship at Burt/Mullet Lake in September. In first place were Saginaw Bay ...