“It has to warm up before the sap begins to flow”
A Fowlerville couple is living the sweet life after the Michigan Maple Syrup Association named the couple’s creation “best in show” for 2008. via LivingstonDaily
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“It has to warm up before the sap begins to flow”
A Fowlerville couple is living the sweet life after the Michigan Maple Syrup Association named the couple’s creation “best in show” for 2008. via LivingstonDaily
The ironic thing is that before the big sheriff’s department armored personnel carrier appeared outside the Yearning for Zion Ranch, it was starting to seem as though America had finally figured out how to live … via Free Republic
Editor’s Note: Three candidates are seeking your vote to elect them to two 4-year terms on the Harbor Springs Board of Education. via Harbor Light Newspaper
Alanson Church of the Nazarene ALANSON - The monthly meeting of Fifth Quarter youth event, meets 7:30 p.m. today, Friday, April 11, at Alanson Church of the Nazarene. via Petoskey News Review
Traverse City Light & Power is facing a series of decisions that could determine the city-owned utility’s direction for years and probably decades to come. via Traverse City Record-Eagle
“We were very humbled because these syrup makers are wonderful people and they do the best they can”
A Fowlerville-area couple is living the sweet life after the Michigan Maple Syrup Association named their creation “best in show” for 2008. via LivingstonDaily
“We’ve done all the upgrading we can do to make them work.”
A handful of northern Michigan school districts will ask voters to approve bond issues next month. via Traverse City Record-Eagle
“I’m thinking, ‘Forty-nine years it’s been down there, and we got it,’”
Divers, survivor: Frank Mays, center, a survivor of the SS Carl D. Bradley shipwreck in 1958, is flanked by shipwreck divers John Scoles, left, and John Janzen, who recovered the bell from the ship in Lake … via Latest News - The Grand Rapids Press …
Eckhart Tolle’s latest book, “A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose” opens with the author imagining the first flower on Earth to bloom millions of years ago. via Detroit News
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