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The Land: Milking camels in Carr Settlement.

August 5, 2016
The Land: Milking camels in Carr Settlement.

#TheLand #MasonCountyAgriculture #MasonCountyPress Our series, The Land, features local stories about local agriculture, one of this area’s top industries.  The series is sponsored by Ludington Beverage Company, a family owned, fourth generation business. By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. CARR SETTLEMENT — When you think of the diverse agriculture industry in west Michigan, you probably don’t think about camels. But, this little…

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Blessing of the Badges is tonight during FNL.

August 5, 2016
Blessing of the Badges is tonight during FNL.

#MasonCountyHeroes #MasonCountyNews #DowntownLudington #LoveLudington LUDINGTON — Tonight’s grand finale to the 2016 Friday Night Live series will be the annual Blessing of the Badges at 8:15 p.m. During the event, the area’s emergency services personnel — which includes firefighters, police officers, emergency medical technicians, and 911 dispatchers — will receive a blessing by Pastor Henrik Lidman of Prayer and Praise…

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9-year-old injured after crashing truck into tree.

August 5, 2016
9-year-old injured after crashing truck into tree.

#MasonCountyNews #Ludington LUDINGTON — A 9-year-old was injured Friday morning after she drove a pickup truck into a tree at a residence at 110 N. Lavinia Street.  The pickup was westbound on Court Street when it left the south side of the street and then drove into the yard of the house located on the southeast corner of Lavinia and…

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Movies in the Park begin tonight in Ludington.

August 4, 2016

#MasonCountyEntertainment #Ludington LUDINGTON — Free movies at Rotary Park begin tonight with the movie “Norm of the North.” The movies will continue over the next three Thursdays. Concessions, selling hot dogs, bratwursts, popcorn and beverages, will open at 7 p.m.  and the movie begins about 8:45 p.m.   Other movies include: “Minions”, Aug. 11; “The Good Dinosaur”, Aug. 18; “Inside…

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Ludington police officers recognized for saving men who overdosed.

August 4, 2016
Ludington police officers recognized for saving men who overdosed.

#MasonCountyNews #LudingtonPoliceDepartment LUDINGTON — Over the past five months three people have been saved from heroin overdoses by Ludington police officers. Ludington Police Chief Mark Barnett recently recognized the four officers on the Ludington Police Department Facebook page. On March 15, 2016 Sergeant Stephen Wietrzykowski and Officer John Wells were dispatched to an address on South Washington Avenue for an…

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