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Deborah Ann (Brown) Predmore, age 70, of St. Ignace, Michigan, died on October 20, 2024. She was born on July 10, 1954, in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, to Vernon and... JAMES E. QUINNELL. James E. Quinnell, age 89, of Pickford, Michigan, passed away peacefully on Friday, October 19, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of family, friends and remarkable ...
Uncommon Wildfire Season Exceeds Averages - The St. Ignace News
17 hours ago · This sign indicates the fire risk in the U.P. as driver’s exit the tollbooths headed north. STAFF PHOTO / THE ST. IGNACE NEWS An unusually busy fall fire season has produced more than double the seasonal wildfires originally anticipated so far. About 100 prescribed burns are scheduled on both state and federal land for next
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Brian Michael Webb, 45, of Gould City, was found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2021 killing of his brother, Johnathon Palmer, 30, of Engadine. The case was filed in 11th Circuit Court with Judge Brian Rahilly presiding. The trial, which began with jury selection Tuesday, September 24, lasted until Friday, October 4.
Mackinac Island - The St. Ignace News
17 hours ago · November 05, 2024. Margaret DOUD. COLUMNIST. [email protected]. Margaret Doud. Mackinac is getting very quiet. Most of the folks have left the Island for the 2024 season. Some days last week were very windy, rainy, and cool, but Saturday, November 2, was beautif... You …
Obituaries - The St. Ignace News
By St. Ignace News Staff. Gail Socia, 68, of Pickford, died Saturday, October 27, 2024, at her home. A visitation will be held Friday, November 1, from 10 a.m. to noon at Family Life Funeral Homes, 24549 S. M-129 Pickford, MI 49774. A graveside burial will immediately follow at Fairview Cemetery in Pickford. A full obituary will be published in ...
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[email protected]. Here are more photographs from the Orange Shirt Day Remembrance Walk in St. Ignace Monday, September 30. Starting with a Native American pipe and water ceremony, the evening concluded with a march through downtown St. Ignace, remembering those affected by residential schools. The event honored those who were lost ...
Mackinac’s E-bike Conundrum - The St. Ignace News
17 hours ago · Mackinac’s E-bike Conundrum. City Council, State Park Commission Grapple with Local Ban, ADA Complaint. November 05, 2024. BY STEPHANIE FORTINO. [email protected]. An electric bicycle zips down Market Street Friday, October 11, as the sumacs below Fort Mackinac being to flush scarlet, signaling autumn. STEPHANIE FORTINO / ST.
St. Ignace Council Considers Lowering Short-term Rental Cap
Oct 30, 2024 · St. Ignace continues to feel the impacts of a housing shortage and the city council is now considering how to get houses back on the market for families. An extensive discussion at the city council’s Monday, October 21, meeting looked at the possibility of lowering the number of short-term rentals city allowed in residential districts.
Veterans Day Ceremonies Planned - The St. Ignace News
17 hours ago · COURTESY PHOTO Monday, November 11, is Veterans Day, offering a chance to honor all those who paid with their blood to buy Americans the freedoms they hold dear. This year many local schools and community organizations will be hosting special ceremonies and events to honor all those who have served. St. Ignace St. Ignace’s ceremony
Tunnel Meeting Planned - The St. Ignace News
Oct 9, 2024 · Tunnel Meeting Planned. October 09, 2024. By St. Ignace News Staff. The Mackinac Straits Corridor Authority, the state board tasked with overseeing the utility tunnel at the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac, will meet at 10 a.m. Friday, October 18, in St. Ignace.