News & Fun in Michigan
Caseville’s Palmer Motel in 1963 was being marketed as a good vacation spot to get away from the hectic rush of the modern world.
Today the building remains as a reminder of the rustic era of tourism in Caseville.
The Michigan Public Service Commission has allocated nearly $21 million in grants to support renewable energy projects, aligning with the MI Healthy Climate Plan’s goals for carbon neutrality by 2050. Notable recipients include Alpena Community College and the City of Ann Arbor, emphasizing public-private partnerships and addressing energy needs in underserved communities.
Minnesota-based company cites economic challenges and changing consumer habits as reasons for shutting down. MARSHALL, Minn. — Yelloh, a pioneer in the home food-delivery market, announced it will cease all operations in November 2024, concluding its 72-year legacy of delivering frozen …
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.
Michigan is allocating over $1 billion in low-interest loans for 72 essential water infrastructure projects to enhance water quality and public health. With demand significantly surpassing available funds, this initiative aims to address urgent maintenance needs and systemic issues within communities facing aging systems. Long-term planning and additional investments are crucial for sustainable improvements.
Governor Whitmer’s announcement includes much-needed funding for road repairs in small villages and cities. While the investment aims to improve safety and infrastructure, challenges remain in addressing the broader scope of Michigan’s road conditions. LANSING, Mich. — Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced …
Michigan’s historical markers are one of the oldest state programs in the country for denoting historical , geographic or cultural events and places of significance. A website provided by the Michigan DNR gives details on each and every one of them.
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.
