Home Invasion There was a pretty intense Facebook firestorm earlier this week regarding a home invasion in the city. To recap… a Marquette homeowner, presumably on the east side, posted photos from his home surveillance video which showed an uninvited visitor wandering around in his house. Apparently no one was home at ... Continue Reading
Foxes, the Rodeo, and the 4th of July
Foxicology We can start the conversation with squirrels and chipmunks. They’re all over. Cute, but sometimes a little bit of a nuisance. Then there are the standard issue raccoons, skunks, and deer wandering the neighborhoods. And we also hear of the occasional bear, usually more in wooded and peripheral ... Continue Reading
Summer Company, Make it Marquette, and other Words
Company’s Coming… are you ready? As the impact of the coronavirus tapers off and we return to normalcy, travel to the U.P. is back in vogue… possibly more than ever. Susan Estler of Travel Marquette says her organization is “cautiously optimistic that Marquette County will start returning to a more normal visitation ... Continue Reading
Help for Small Business… and other Words
Plenty of Help for Small Business Times can be tough these days for more than a few small businesses as they fight a pandemic, a worker shortage, the big boxers, and now, locally, road construction. Strap that on. From general appearances, it’s hard to tell who’s weathering the storm relatively comfortably and who’s ... Continue Reading
A Market… a Picnic Lunch… and Live Music!
Farmers Market Opening Day Our return to normalcy has to include the return of the farmers market… specifically the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market which opens the outdoor season tomorrow at the Commons. Market Manager Sara Johnson says, "We're very excited to have a more robust market this year, but things are still ... Continue Reading