Barton City
Barton City, MI · Municipal
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Foote Dam access site reopens after summer improvements
The Foote Dam access area in Iosco County has reopened after improvements including a new stairway to the Au Sable River and accessible parking.
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Northern Michigan leaders back sale of 13 Consumers Energy dams to Confluence Hydro
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History of Lewiston Michigan – When Lumber Gave Way to Delightful Lakeside Resorts (1891 – 1950)
Lewiston's first sawmill burned within a week of opening. The railroad followed, then came failing farms, CCC workers and lake resorts. Seven turning points trace the changing fortunes of this northern Michigan town.
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Alpena officials share reminders for yard signs before the November election
ALPENA — As the November 3 election approaches, the City of Alpena is reminding residents and businesses about temporary signage regulations that govern where signs can be placed and how large they can be. The regulations apply to all temporary signs displayed throughout the city, with specific rules for residential and non-residential districts. Understanding these guidelines now can help property owners avoid having their signs removed and ensure compliance with city ordinances. Placement Requirements Temporary signs must follow strict placement rules to maintain the city's appearance and safety standards. Signs cannot be located in the tree lawn, which is part of the city right-of-way. All signs must be set back at least two feet from the property line. The city takes placement violations seriously. If City staff removes a sign from the right-of-way, property owners can collect it at City Hall within 14 days of removal. Signs also cannot be affixed to trees, rocks, shrubs, utility poles, fences, or other similar objects. Additionally, signs cannot be attached to stationary motor vehicles or other objects not typically used for signage purposes. Flag Regulations The City of Alpena does not regulate or issue enforcement actions on flags displayed on flag poles or
Up North Voice
POW service held in Hale
HALE – American Legion Post 422 held a solemn POW service honoring prisoners of war and those still missing in action. American Legion Post 422 Commander Mike Adams and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7435 Commander Ed Nesbitt stood at attention, guarding the sacred POW table, while American Legion First Vice Commander Julie Streeter explained the meaning of the table and the importance of never forgetting the sacrifices made by veterans.