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Former Le Bear restaurant owners migrate south to Narrows
Business FeatureBy Jacob R. Wheeler Sun Editor Nancy Wright and Janet Niewold are not finished. In fact, they have just begun another project that will keep their names embedded in the local Who’s Who list. The jovial ladies who ran Le Bear Restaurant on beautiful Sleeping Bear Bay for 12 years decided not to slip off […]
Spring Walkabout
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Glen Haven General Store takes us back to ‘Roaring 20’s’
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The kings in the palace
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Presence of old friend emerges from Sikh family
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Ghost Supper
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Grape harvest promises rich vintage
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Empire Bluffs, A Great Fall Walk
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The Lowly Stringer
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Milkman’s daughter
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