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Michigan trout season begins

May 9, 2014
Michigan trout season begins

For the Love of Fishing. A blog by Sean McDonald is brought to you by Frontier Communications. High speed Internet starting at $19.99 a month. www.frontier.com; 1-888-770-6869. The last Saturday in April marked the 2014 Michigan trout opener. It allows anglers to fish sections of streams and creeks that have been closed to fishing since September 30, 2013. Examples in…

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West Shore ESD students place 2nd in construction competition

May 8, 2014
West Shore ESD students place 2nd in construction competition

West Shore Education Service District students placed second in a recent regional CTE Construction competition hosted here. This year the instructors decided to have students build chicken coops because the building concepts are similar to home construction.  The chicken coop project also incorporated compound miters in the rafters (all cut with circular saws,) a shed style roof, and 2 openings…

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Mason, Manistee, Oceana all-star students

May 8, 2014
Mason, Manistee, Oceana all-star students

VICTORY TWP. — An outstanding student from each high school in northern Oceana, Mason and Manistee counties was recently recognized as a Michigan Education Association Academic All-Star. The students were awarded  Wednesday, April 23 during the 18th annual awards program and banquet at West Shore Community College. The selection of each student was made by MEA members at each school…

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Embers catch U.S. 10 house on fire

May 8, 2014
Embers catch U.S. 10 house on fire

By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. CUSTER TWP. — Monty Saunders and his employees were busy installing siding when they noticed the house they were working on was on fire around 11:40 a.m. They immediately jumped off the house and Saunders called 911. The fire presumably started from an ember from a fire in the backyard. The house, located on U.S. 10…

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Downtown salon holding girls’ night out fundraiser

May 7, 2014
Downtown salon holding girls’ night out fundraiser

By Kate Krieger. MCP Correspondent. LUDINGTON – It was Noelle Andrulis-Welch’s mission to continue a great tradition when she purchased her downtown Ludington salon, Salon 22, three years ago. The salon’s previous owner was very involved with the American Cancer Society’s wig bank, offering free wigs, donated by the organization to cancer patients who had lost or were losing their…

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