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northernexpress.com | Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski |Brighid Driscoll
Stuff We Love March 8, 2025 Archangel Ancient Tree Archive (AATA) has been on a mission to preserve forests by cloning some of the world’s oldest, largest trees and propagating them in their Copemish headquarters. They’ve planted saplings all over the country, from black willows on the Interlochen Arts Academy campus to redwoods in California.
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northernexpress.com | Stephen Tuttle |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski
Spectator By Stephen Tuttle | March 8, 2025 The United States has been a beacon of hope for much of the world for eight decades. It took Donald Trump a month to turn off that light.
This becomes obvious as we betray Ukraine, turn our backs on our NATO allies, and inflict punitive tariffs on our best trading partners. The intentionally public Oval Office ambush of Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should have told our skeptical friends all they needed to know.
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northernexpress.com | Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski |Brighid Driscoll
Fill those 2025 summer jobs March 8, 2025 With spring less than two weeks away, we’re gearing up for our “Now Hiring” issue, sponsored by Grand Traverse Resort & Casinos, which will be online and on newsstands April 21.
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northernexpress.com | Rachel Pasche |Anna Faller |Art Bukowski |Brighid Driscoll
Nine Up North celebrations By Rachel Pasche | March 8, 2025 There’s no wrong way to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day, which has evolved from religious feasts into a celebration of all things Irish.
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northernexpress.com | Jamie Kauffold |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski
By Jamie Kauffold | March 8, 2025 The Henhouse Prowlers, Bluegrass Ambassadors for the U.S. State Department, have traveled to more than 30 countries, teaching and performing music. This Chicago group brings their storytelling, songwriting, and intricate instrumentation to Freshwater Art Gallery and Concert Venue in Boyne City on Saturday, March 15, at 8pm. Tickets, $45. (231) 582-2588
Photo by Lily Shea Photography
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northernexpress.com | Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski |Brighid Driscoll
Tastemaker By Anna Faller | March 8, 2025 Prepare your stomachs, pizza fanatics! There are some tasty surprises in the works at Charles and Reid in Traverse City, from take-and-bake goodies and new appetizers to freshly-crafted pizza combos. With spring break just around the corner, find us stuffing our faces with the Italian-inspired Lorenzo.
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northernexpress.com | Brighid Driscoll |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski
Behind the scenes with brewers making bold, sour beers By Brighid Driscoll | March 8, 2025 Once a niche curiosity, sour beers have found their way into the mainstream, bringing tart, funky, and complex flavors to breweries. Unlike hop heavy IPAs, sours embrace acidity over bitterness, appealing to both adventurous drinkers and wine lovers. But how did we get here?
Sour beers are made using some of the world’s oldest brewing traditions.
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northernexpress.com | Art Bukowski |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Brighid Driscoll
New chapter for the Workshop and Kingsley Local Brewing By Art Bukowski | March 8, 2025 It was February of 2023 when the doors opened at Kingsley’s newest watering hole, giving locals a fresh space to relax, unwind, and enjoy a frosty pint.
Now two years later, Kingsley Local Brewing has settled into a nice little groove. Located right in the heart of the village, KLB is a spinoff of the popular Workshop Brewing Company in Traverse City.
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northernexpress.com | Nora Rae Pearl |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski
Inside the Ingredients By Nora Rae Pearl | March 8, 2025 Depth of flavor is something we all hope to impart in our recipes, but is easier said than done. If this is one of your cooking conundrums, you don’t need to look any further than your fridge.
Using beer in your recipes can add layers of complexity you didn’t know were missing. Let the recipes below be your introduction to how just one ingredient can take your baking from ordinary to extraordinary.
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northernexpress.com | Karen Mulvahill |Anna Faller |Rachel Pasche |Art Bukowski
Guest Opinion By Karen Mulvahill | March 8, 2025 He walked into Evansville, Indiana in 1920 with nothing more than a fictional biography and outsized ambition. Three years later, D. C. Stephenson was the Grand Dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan and controlled the state’s politicians, judges, police, clergy, and media.
The Klan’s message of returning America to “real Americans” resonated among people fearful of the rapid change of post-war America.
