Ossineke

Ossineke, MI · Lifestyle
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This Amish-Owned Michigan Dairy Serves Milk in Glass Bottles, Fresh Bread, and Ice Cream Worth the Drive
In Mio, a small dairy stop has built a steady following for its glass-bottled milk, fresh-baked bread, and simple, high-quality food. The Farmer’s Creamery operates on a clear approach: keep production close, source locally, and focus on freshness you can notice right away. What makes it stand out is...
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There’s A Superhero-Themed Restaurant In Michigan And It’s Everything You’ve Ever Dreamed Of
Sometimes the best adventures are hiding in plain sight, waiting for you to discover them in the most unexpected corners of Michigan. Bob’s Bullpen in Alpena is where your childhood comic book fantasies collide with seriously good food, and trust me, it’s a combination that works better than peanut butter and jelly.
Petoskey News Review
Families invited on a Great Lakes musical voyage at Gaylord library
Families are invited to embark on a musical journey through Great Lakes history at the Otsego County Library. Historical interpreter and musician Michael Deren is scheduled to present an interactive program from 6-7 p.m. May 18 at the library, 700 S. Otsego Ave. in Gaylord. The event is free and open to all ages, according to a community announcement. Deren will portray Captain Bill Thomas and lead attendees on a voyage aboard an 1875 Great Lakes schooner. Participants can join the crew by raising sails, singing songs, paddling a voyager canoe and learning about the region’s beaver, lumber, iron, copper and fishing industries. The program is part of a series celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States and aims to blend history, music, geography, ecology and conservation. Who is Michael Deren? Deren has more than 40 years of experience as a historical interpreter and musician. He earned a bachelor’s degree in music education from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a master’s degree in woodwind instruments from the University of Michigan. Deren manages and performs with The Dodworth Saxhorn Band, which is recognized as a premier 19th-century brass band. He is also a member of the National Association for
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Smoke, sauce and a celebrity Pitmaster: Grill on the Hill returns to Treetops
GAYLORD, MI - Treetops Resort is kicking off its spring season with a big, meaty favorite: Grill on the Hill is returning to this Northern Michigan spot on Saturday, May 2. This smoke-and-sauce extravaganza gives BBQ lovers the chance to savor the results of some friendly competition. You can purchase tasting tickets before you arrive or get them on site. Then you can sample your way across all the different offerings — including brisket, pork ribs and bone-in pork butt that’s been cooked low and slow until it’s falling off your fork.
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13 Michigan Breakfast Restaurants Made For A May Weekend Road Trip
May in Michigan operates on a very specific, sun-drenched logic: you wake up early, point the car toward the nearest body of water, and drive until the scent of brewing coffee starts sounding like a legitimate life plan. There is something intoxicating about a spring morning here, when the air...
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A Humble Michigan Diner With Prime Rib So Good It’s Won Over The Entire Town
When a restaurant becomes the main topic in a city because of its meat, you know they are doing something right. This place has built its reputation on prime rib that people travel across town for, sometimes even from beyond it. In Michigan, it has quietly become a local landmark,...
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This Hidden Michigan State Park Is Perfect for Rock Hunting
Michigan is where rocks go to be interesting. Glacial debris, fossilized coral, and ancient lava flows, you name it, we've got it scattered across beaches, bluffs, and the bottoms of your shoes. The variety is borderline ridiculous. One shoreline might be home to glowing Yooperlites, another has fossil-studded limestone, and a third is just endless […]
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This Northern Michigan Pub Has Been Packed Since 1970 – and the Fish Fry Keeps It That Way
Paul’s Pub in Johannesburg, Michigan has been a go-to stop since 1970, known for its rotating menu, reliable comfort food, and strong local following. It stands out in northern Michigan for combining a long history with a menu that keeps changing enough to stay interesting. Located along M-32, it...
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Ogeaw Nature Park reopens for season
ROSE CITY — Ogemaw Nature Park or “The Game Refuge” has opened for the 2026 season. The park located at 5626 W. Rose City Road between Rose City and St. Helen, offers free admission and is known for its deer viewing and feeding opportunities. According to the...
Petoskey News Review
Boyne Mountain keeps the lifts running well into spring
While warmer temperatures may be here, there is still some time for skiers to enjoy a few more runs. Boyne Mountain Resort officials confirm that spring conditions remain favorable enough to keep skiers and snowboarders on the slopes. “We have lost some snow, but still have plenty for spring fun,” said Boyne Mountain Resort President and General Manager Jason Perl. Perl added that there are currently no flood concerns at the resort despite snow melt and heavy rains that are causing flood issues in other parts of the region. Skiing is still possible at the resort because of the deep base of snow that accumulated throughout the winter, combined with extensive snowmaking efforts. That has helped preserve coverage heading into the late season. As of April 15, the season to date snowfall in Gaylord is 165.8 inches and 170.5 inches in Petoskey. Perl said the resort focused heavily on building up its signature late-season terrain feature. “We made a lot of snow, especially for our Victor Glacier, and are happy with coverage for spring skiing and riding,” he said. “Currently there are no temps to support snowmaking in the forecast.” Subscribe: Check out our latest offers Boyne Mountain attempts to