Finding Fun in Michigan
Site announcements of changes that affect the Thumbwind website are highlighted.
News and events of Michigan’s Upper Thumb that are worth knowing in the region.
Here are some of the top stories.
Russia Makes Refugees Of Ukraine Civilians – The final part of our four-part story of the Russian war on Ukrainian civilians. Artem and Katya look for shelter.
A call to the Port Austin Fire Department resulted in kayakers rescued near Port Austin Michigan in the chilly 40F waters of Lake Huron Sunday, April 24th.
Sheriff Patrol Deputies, Bad Axe City Police Officers, and Huron County Drug Task Force members have had an extremely busy 2022 illegal drug enforcement.
Huron County Nature Center volunteers recently completed the final boardwalk section on the new bike and hike trails. The boardwalk allows trail users to access the final two loops of the route. Trail signs are the next step of the project before Loops 4 and 5 open on Memorial Day weekend. The materials for the boardwalk … Read more
It started as a slight warning by the Washington State and Michigan DNR to be on the watch for an unusual die-off of wild songbirds in the west and the Midwest.
Some states are asking to to stop feeding the wild birds.
This is the third in the Letters From Chernihiv series. It details the experience of the Russian war against Ukraine civilians. Artem and Katya flee to Kyiv.
This is the second part of a series of stories written by a young Ukrainian couple who has managed to submit accounts of their personal experiences of the war with Russia. This is an account by Katya, a recent college graduate living in a town north of Ukraine’s capital called Chernihiv.
Senate Bill 251 amends Michigan commercial fishing laws to limit the DNR’s ability to create commercial fishing rules in favor of codified language set by the Michigan legislature.
