NIAGARA, Wis. — As we move through time, from generation to generation, everyday habits change. As technology develops, we naturally find easier and faster ways of completing tasks. And the longer that “new” technology remains with us, the less expensive it becomes. Take a minute to ...
The Zonta Club of Iron Mountain-Kingsford recently received new members and installed officers at their annual dinner at the El Capitan in Spread Eagle, Wis. Being installed as new Zonta Club officers, from left are Vanessa Larsen, past president, standing in for Debb Hoseit, secretary; Nancy ...
Dear Annie: I’m 74 and just moved in with my younger sister. Since I’ve been here, I’ve noticed she’s drinking more than I remember her drinking before, close to a bottle of wine nearly every night. She otherwise seems fine. She’s still doing her gardening, cooking meals for herself ...
NIAGARA, Wis. — Niagara Police had to deal this week with a different kind of “fugitive” — an escaped peacock. Niagara Police Chief Michael Chapman said he received a call Monday morning about a peacock roaming around someone’s backyard in Niagara Heights. With the homeowner’s ...
KINGSFORD — Feeding America West Michigan will bring a mobile food pantry Wednesday to Redemption Hill Church, 332 S. Carpenter Ave. in Kingsford. Free food will be available to all households experiencing food insecurity. The drive-thru food distribution begins promptly at 11 a.m., with registration at 10 a.m. at customer vehicles. Arrival prior to registration is not necessary. A household is eligible for the supplemental food provided by the mobile food pantry if it already receives food assistance — such as SNAP, WIC, SSI — and meets federal income guidelines, or is ...
