Kincardine horticulturalists host flower show, garden tour

Kincardine horticulturalists host flower show, garden tour
Kincardine News
The Kincardine and District Horticultural Society didn’t have any meetings in July and August, but the members were busy. One very chilly day in May, they had a very successful plant sale. Members donated many plants and the volunteers persevered through the cold and did a great job raising money that the society will spend […]
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McDonald: No place like home for Canadian tourists as U.S. suffers

London Free Press
Moira A. McDonald, Ann-Kathrin McLean Global attitudes towards the United States as a tourism destination are plunging. Travel pressures, exchange rate shifts and increasing economic uncertainty have all damaged the reputation of the American travel sector. Canadian travellers are increasingly turning to domestic destinations instead of heading south. In July, Canada recorded its seventh consecutive […]
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Players acquitted in Hockey Canada sex assault trial can return: NHL

London Free Press
The players, who are all unrestricted free agents, can sign with a team on Oct. 15 as they wait for full reinstatement.
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Dead deer and small fish: Michigan students learn to investigate poaching 

Great Lakes Echo

By Emilio Perez Ibarguen

For students hoping to become conservation officers for the state Department of Natural Resources -- tasked with enforcing fish, game and natural resource protection laws -- one Northern Michigan University class gives a glimpse into their day-to-day work.

The post Dead deer and small fish: Michigan students learn to investigate poaching  first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
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House Dem leader says he’s not confident budget deadline will be met

Interlochen Public Radio
The Michigan House Democratic leader says he’s not confident that a bipartisan budget deal can be reached in time to avert a partial government shutdown on October 1.
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Lieutenant governor, Democratic lawmakers make case to protect school lunch spending

Interlochen Public Radio
The lieutenant governor and some Democratic lawmakers passed out lunches to elementary school students Tuesday in the capital city.
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Back to school in northern Michigan, with no idea on state funding

Interlochen Public Radio
Public schools around Michigan are starting this school year with little idea how much money they’ll get from the state. IPR talks with John VanWagoner, the superintendent of Traverse City Area Public Schools, which is the region's largest public school district.
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Man charged in Walmart stabbing ruled incompetent to stand trial

Interlochen Public Radio
Bradford Gille was charged with 11 counts of assault with intent to murder and one count of terrorism. A judge says he could still stand trial if treatment changes his condition.
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London renters may find relief ahead as prices ease, perks grow

London renters may find relief ahead as prices ease, perks grow
London Free Press
Rents in the city edged down in July – traditionally one of the busiest months in the rental market.
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‘You’re supposed to have our back’: Hundreds of thousands of dollars embezzled from Michigan rural nonprofits

Interlochen Public Radio
Cases in Benzie County, the Upper Peninsula and elsewhere demonstrate that small communities are not immune from big theft, and that the betrayal is deeply felt.
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Youth club learns about native pollinators in Blair’s Grove

Youth club learns about native pollinators in Blair’s Grove
The Lucknow Sentinel
The For Our Youth (FOY) club had a special July meeting this summer. We were warmly welcomed to the beautiful native gardens at the home of Christine and Jim Roberts in Blair’s Grove. FOY doesn’t usually meet in July, due to the heat and vacation schedules, but we couldn’t resist Christine’s generous invitation to host […]
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A rescue mission and deep-water study aboard the mighty Blue Heron

A rescue mission and deep-water study aboard the mighty Blue Heron
Great Lakes Commission
A malfunctioning research buoy from the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve in Superior, Wisconsin, was rescued by the RV Blue Heron during a July trip shared by several area […]
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