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- New thriller is first for Onekama author
  Q&A by Pat Stinson. All images courtesy of the author. Fans of political thrillers will be able to meet Joseph “Joe” Suchocki, author of the new book “Collective Vengeance”, during a wine and cheese reception to be held 4-6 p.m., June 28, at Patina, an art gallery and resale shop located at 4850 Main St. […]
- Art park to celebrate “Gateway to Black Eden” sculpture
  “A Gateway to Black Eden”, a sculpture by M. Saffell Gardner, can be found at the Michigan Legacy Art Park in Thompsonville. Photo courtesy of Michigan Legacy Art Park. From a news announcement THOMPSONVILLE — A weekend of events is planned for June 28-29 at the Michigan Legacy Art Park to celebrate the newest sculpture […]
- Onekama master plan meetings begin tonight
  From a village announcement The Village of Onekama has announced that it is working to update its master plan, and the first meeting to address strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) will be held at 6 p.m. tonight (June 25) inside the Farr Center at 5283 Main St. “This is an important step in the […]
- Folk festival returns Saturday
  The Spirit of the Woods Folk Festival logo of a cicada was created by Harvey Hespa. Image courtesy of Spirit of the Woods Music Association. BRETHREN – The 46th annual Spirit of the Woods Folk Festival will strike multiple high notes when seven sets of performers take turns sharing the main stage from noon to […]
- Chorus to offer ‘enchanting’ medley
  Stock photo of a church interior by Jacob Bentzinger, Unsplash. From a news release The Manistee Community Music Festival Chorus will present “Choirs in the Cathedral,” billed by organizers as “an enchanting evening of music,” beginning at 7 p.m., June 21, inside the historic First Congregational Church of Manistee, 412 S. 4th St. Admission is […]
- Gathering ‘Garden Allies’
  Fritillary butterfly, an ally in Lynn Brown’s garden. Photo by Lynn Brown. By Pat Stinson Editor’s note: This story has been updated from the original, published May 15, 2024. It includes an explanation of Fluttering Fields/Neighbors for Nature, Lynn Brown’s Facebook group. Lynn Brown loves her nature. During the last two years, she turned portions […]