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WEBSep 6, 2024 · The City of St. Ignace is one step closer to having a new social district downtown, where alcoholic beverages purchased at local bars and restaurants... In the Wednesday, August 14, 2024, edition of The St. Ignace News, in an article titled “Hessel Boat Show Honors 128 Years of History,” Dennis... Clark …
Cedarville-DeTour Works Overtime to Beat St. Ignace
WEB4 days ago · St. Ignace quarterback Caden Lester (left, #12) comes under pressure from Cedarville-DeTour defenders, including Warren Romanuk (right, #53), before attempting a pass in the second quarter. ERICH T. DOERR / THE ST. IGNACE NEWS It may have been was 14 years between matchups for the St. Ignace and Cedarville DeTour football teams, but …
Obituaries - The St. Ignace News
WEBSep 10, 2024 · George Clayton Cheeseman, 84, passed away peacefully on July 22, 2024 at Bronson Hospital, South Haven. He was born on January 21, 1940 to Clayton B. and Maude (Johnson) Cheeseman in St. Ignace, Michigan. After graduating from LaSalle High School in 1958 and advancing quickly through four years in the Navy, George married Diane Lynne Ellis in ...
St. Ignace Power Restored After Short Outage
WEB4 days ago · The City of St. Ignace and the surrounding area experienced a brief power outage Thursday morning, September 12. The issue occurred when a woodpecker got into a transformer as a crew from the Cloverland Electric Cooperative worked on a power line within the city limits. Cloverland took the transformer off line as a safety precaution
St. Ignace Residents Discuss Waterfront Proposals
WEB4 days ago · The St. Ignace waterfront was a focus of the St. Ignace Planning Commission’s special public outreach session Tuesday night, September 10, with commission seeking feedback on loosening waterfront height restrictions to spur new developments. This area, just north of American Legion Memorial Park near the Star Line Railroad Dock, was brought up by several members
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WEB[email protected]. Brandon Fee is ready for service as the St. Ignace Police Department’s newest officer. He was introduced to the Monday, September 3, city council meeting and officially sworn in for service. Fee completed a 16-week training course at Northern Michigan University’s Regional Police Academy Friday, August 16.
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WEBBy Erich T. Doerr. Update at 2:10 p.m.: Power has been restored. An electricity outage this morning Tuesday, September 3, is impacting parts of St. Ignace and all of Mackinac Island. According to Cloverland Electric Cooperative, 2,118 electrical services are out on the Island and in St. Ignace. The outage was caused by a squirrel that got into ...
St. Ignace City Council Approves Social District
WEB4 days ago · The St. Ignace City Council approved a resolution of support for the Downtown Development Authority’s (DDA) ongoing push to bring a social district here during the Tuesday, September 3, meeting. The council also approving financing for the purchase of a new lawn mower. The council approved letting the DDA create the district at its
33 Mile Race Debuts During Moran 166 Race - The St. Ignace News
WEB4 days ago · 33 Mile Race Debuts During Moran 166 Race. September 17, 2024. BY JACQUELYNN LEE. [email protected]. #1 Four bicyclists during the Moran 166 Race in previous years. MORAN 166 / COURTESY PHOTOSeptember marks the fourth annual Moran 166 Gravel Bike Race. Saturday, September 28, hundreds of bicyclists w...
St. Ignace Task Force Will Guide Reopening Safely
WEBMay 5, 2020 · The City of St. Ignace is creating a task force to plan its response to the pandemic and to plan reopening strategies that can help get St. Ignace activities back on track when the stay-home order is lifted. The task force established by the mayor is comprised of Mayor Connie Litzner, Mayor Pro-Tem Luke Paquin,
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