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2 days ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
05-14-2025 at 10:14:40 AM EDT| Updated 05-14-2025 at 10:14:49 AM EDTOld Mackinac Point Lighthouse open for seasonThe rich history of Northern Michigan never ceases to amaze, from historic military forts to archeological digs that are still discovering what life was like here hundreds of years ago.
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2 days ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Farwell celebrates Hometown HeroesThis morning the village of Farwell kicked off their first ‘Hometown Heroes’ event with live music, a marching band, and a rifle salute from the local American Legion post 558. These festivities are a way to celebrate the men and women who serve our country across all branches of the military and honor the sacrifices of our veterans who call Farwell home.
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3 days ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Free Fiddlers Jamboree in KalkaskaThis Saturday, May 17 at the Kalkaska Senior Center, the Original Michigan Fiddlers’ Association will take the stage for the Fiddlers Jamboree and old-fashioned square dancing. This event is free and open to the public. Fiddle JamboreeThe fiddlers will perform from 1:30-4 p.m., followed by a freestyle jam circle that welcomes all musicians with non-electric instruments. Square and round dancing kicks off at 5 p.m. Food will be available for purchase.
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3 days ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
18th annual Michigan Beer & Brat FestivalFrom 4-8 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, enjoy some live entertainment, an enormous selection of Michigan’s finest microbrews, meads, hard ciders, wine, liquor, and gourmet brats.
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3 days ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
From 4-8 p.m. on Friday, May 30, you can help the chronically & terminally ill as well as the disabled communities across the country by having a great time with family and enjoying some delicious pizza. With a silent auction, live DJ, and all-you-can-eat pizza, this is a budget-friendly way to help those in need. Power of 10 FoundationFor more information, visit the Power of 10 Foundation website.
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1 week ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
In many families, Mom is the head chef; wearing many hats to plan, cook and clean up for everyone in the house. This Mother’s Day, consider shifting the roles and have the kids prepare food for mom. Here are some fantastic ideas for your kid-friendly Mother’s Day brunch:Avocado ToastFruit SaladYogurt parfait bar with Mom’s favorite toppingsMothers Day BrunchAlso consider some cute craft décor ideas such as a custom kids made menu as well as a coupon book from the family.
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1 week ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Living life pain-free with Shift Health CenterWhen it comes to life in Northern Michigan, for better or worse, we do not let anything slow us down. When addressing an injury we tend to have the bad habit of trying to just keep going through the pain which can lead to severe complications. But what if there was a way that we could get back to what we love to do without spending months in rehab?
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1 week ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Spring clean your career with E.A.R.Spring is in the air and with it you may have started to notice your neighbors out and about more and many starting to pick back up on the chores we all push aside during the winter months. But cleaning out the shed, garage, or home is not the only thing that you should focus on as the flowers being to bloom. You should also take a look at your career building materials to make sure that everything is up-to-date and ready should you need it.
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1 week ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Help Remington find his way homeOn Wednesday April 30th Remington went missing in the Prudenville area. Remington is incredibly missed by his family who are desperate to find him and bring him back home. If you have seen him please call 989-366-0260 or to show your support consider donating to the family’s efforts. Unfortunately in times like these when emotions run high, is the perfect time for scammers to take advantage and prey upon those in need.
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1 week ago |
9and10news.com | Eric Brazeal
Lend a hand if you can for Jeremy MooreIf you have ever crossed paths with Jeremy Moore it was likely while he was helping out a neighbor or teaching the next generation how to bowl at one of our local alleys. But many who know him might have noticed they haven’t seen Jeremy around a lot lately. That is because he is battling a sickness that has thus far, doctors have been unable to label and therefore provide a care plan for.