News & Fun in Michigan
This is a story by Ephraim Williams of the Anishinaabeg history (aka Ojibwa) of hunting and gathering in the land of the Sauks. The Ojibwa believed that misfortune was due to the bad spirits that the Sauks had left behind.
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 …
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.
Mysterious holes are found by kids on the north side of Rush Lake State Game Area. Years later they are determined to be from the 1800s quarry operations.
Are you thinking about going green and switching to solar energy? Here are the major pros and cons of solar panel installation.
A considerable problem most small business owners face is a lack of funding. Female small business owners are more likely to face this issue. However, support systems are available to small business owners to get started. With several programs for small business grants for women, Michigan is one of the states that offers assistance to small business owners in America.
It’s a mushroom. A very tasty mushroom. Because they are wild mushrooms, they are both elusive and expensive. They can’t be “farmed” (like portobello, crimini, button, etc.). Morels have a “meaty” texture and an earthy, nutty flavor and are prized by chefs/food fans everywhere.
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.
