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Another game two walk-off win helps Cheboygan baseball earn split against Gaylord
CHEBOYGAN – Last Friday, the Cheboygan baseball team delivered a walk-off win to seal a split with Boyne City. Six days later, it was another walk-off ending for the Chiefs, who avenged a 7-3 game one loss to Gaylord by coming from behind to earn a 4-3 victory at home on Thursday.
Mackinac Bridge repaving project faces delays
MACKINAW CITY — Road construction work on the Mackinac Bridge will take a little longer than originally planned, the Mackinac Bridge Authority reported on Thursday. The first season of a two-season repaving project on the Mackinac Bridge’s north viaduct and approach truss spans was set to be completed by May 23, but is now expected to take until June 7.
'She's fun to have around': Chamberlain having a dynamite sophomore year with Cheboygan softball
CHEBOYGAN – Practice had finished several minutes ago, but a couple Cheboygan softball players and coaches decided to stick around for an extra batting session on Tuesday. One of those still present was Presley Chamberlain, who cracked a smile after taking one final cut. The extra work put in was no surprise from this sophomore, who’s transformed into not just one of the best Chiefs but arguably the most talented player in the Cheboygan area. ...
Largest Memorial Day parade in Michigan to include 7 bands, 6 queens and more
MACKINAW CITY, MI – The largest Memorial Day weekend parade in Michigan will include five high school bands, six pageant queens, the Scottville Clown Band and the Petoskey Steel Drum Band – among many other entries. The parade is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, May 25, in Mackinaw...
Mackinac Bridge paving to last longer than expected
ST. IGNACE, MI— Work on the Mackinac Bridge won’t be finished as soon as officials had hoped. The first season of a two-season repaving project on the bridge’s north viaduct and approach truss spans—originally scheduled to be completed by May 23rd—will not be completed until June 7th. The contractor cited additional patching work and an inability to field full work crews as the reason for the delay.
Diving in: Sault Tribe partners with Rudyard Area Schools to keep pool open
RUDYARD — The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians and Rudyard Area Schools are partnering together to fund the school's pool. With a lack of public pools in the Chippewa County area and the importance of the Rudyard pool for physical education classes, the school district began looking for funding partners to help keep it open.
Reviewing the news: Baseball and park policing
May 13, 1924: Baseball club needs public’s aid to continue With the arrival of the warm weather, much sought and now greatly appreciated, the thoughts of the lovers of sports turn automatically to baseball. The question is ahead on every hand. Is Cheboygan to have a baseball team this season? The answer is found...
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