News History & Fun in Michigan
Michigan has a total of 1,032 operational turbines producing 1,881 MW. Plans underway show 1,084 turbines with 2,161 MW operational in 2018. Michigan produced 4.6% of its electricity needs from industrial wind operations in 2016. Michigan’s Upper Thumb currently has 472 operating wind turbines in 2018. Huron county has the largest installed wind energy base in the Great Lakes region.
The Great Lakes region may be frozen during the winter, but this opens up many opportunities. You can take hikes in your snowshoes or follow a cross-country ski trail. Climb on board a snowmobile for a tour or relax in an indoor waterpark’s lazy river. Whatever you need from your winter vacation, the Great Lakes have something to offer, with incredible views to enjoy along the way.
Several famous people from Michigan have lived and summered in Huron County. From the frontier and lumbering days through the New Deal. We found an amazing set of individual stories that are worth exploring.
One of the worst parts of working lon hours is that we miss out on our favorite coffee shops, restaurants, and good eats! Times are tough enough without having to suffer through another day of boring breakfast cereal.
Two duck hunters were rescued after their boat capsized in Wild Fowl Bay due to strong winds. One hunter clung to the partially submerged vessel while the other swam ashore. Emergency services coordinated a swift rescue, and both men declined medical treatment after being evaluated. The incident highlights the importance of preparedness and safety on the water.
Huron County offers a vibrant autumn experience with various festivals from October 17 to 31, 2024. Events include family-friendly Halloween parties, spooky hayrides, harvest festivities, and local markets, promoting community spirit and supporting local businesses amid picturesque fall scenery.
On September 16, 2024, the Lake Township Board of Trustees, led by Vice-Chair Jim Deming due to Supervisor Valerie McCallum’s absence, postponed the second-quarter budget review. They appointed Terry Kelly as the new Building Inspector/Zoning Administrator, addressed community concerns regarding absentee ballots, and tabled several agenda items for future meetings.
The Lake Township Board of Trustees met to discuss the new township hall project, budget amendments, and ordinance updates. They approved a $6,000 topographical survey for the new hall, budget amendments for server upgrades, and millage rates for the township. Public concerns were raised about fund usage and financial oversight. Future meetings will address ordinance amendments.
