
Matt Dursum
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3 weeks ago |
northernexpress.com | Matt Dursum |Abby McKiernan |Ren Brabenec |Victor Skinner
10+ ways to see the island through fresh eyes By Matt Dursum | May 17, 2025 Visitors may know Mackinac Island for its horses, paved bike trails, Grand Hotel, and the Revolutionary War era Fort Mackinac that overlooks the harbor. But beyond the crowded gift shops and popular hotels along Lake Shore Drive is a lesser-known side to the island. We got recommendations from two experts on how to explore Mackinac like a local.
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3 weeks ago |
asianamericans.einnews.com | Jamie Kauffold |Matt Dursum |Abby McKiernan |Ross Boissoneau
Capturing AAPI Month By Jamie Kauffold | May 10, 2025 Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Taro Yamasaki heads to Traverse City as the Dennos Museum Center celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month on Tuesday, May 13.
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4 weeks ago |
northernexpress.com | Ellen Miller |Matt Dursum |Abby McKiernan |Ross Boissoneau
TC Roller Derby looks back over 15 years By Ellen Miller | May 10, 2025 For the past 15 years, TC Roller Derby has been tearing up the rink and building relationships on and off the track. Back in 2010, a group of interested potential derby players met up to discuss the possibility of forming a team. They met at public spaces downtown, including Horizon Books and Cherry Republic, before finding a place to start practicing.
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4 weeks ago |
northernexpress.com | Stephen Tuttle |Matt Dursum |Abby McKiernan |Ross Boissoneau
Spectator By Stephen Tuttle | May 10, 2025 First, we have to tear things down, demonizing both people and institutions. Human enemies are easy enough to define—we’ll call people here illegally rapists, murderers, released prisoners, and mental patients. We’ll describe Muslims, and most anybody from a Muslim-dominant country, as terrorists. That way, people who look a little different, speak a different language, or believe a different religion become easy targets.
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4 weeks ago |
northernexpress.com | Matt Dursum |Abby McKiernan |Ross Boissoneau |Ellen Miller
Bottoms Up May 10, 2025 If you’ve been watching the Bottoms Up section lately, we’ve featured Rare Bird, Modern Bird, and now Dune Bird. (Spring is birding season!) Dune Bird’s Pink Plover Rosé is a true taste of summer, with notes of strawberry and watermelon that give way to tropical flavors like mango and pineapple. All that fruit comes through thanks to a long cold fermentation.
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