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Bridgman Elementary pupils begin their Mighty Acorns explorations

SAWYER — A tiny brown spring peeper frog was one of the stars of the show when the first Mighty Acorns group from Bridgman Elementary School explored Chikaming Open Lands’ Jens Jensen Preserve on Friday, Nov. 2.

‘Moderate’ sewer plan the choice in Three Oaks

Bridgman leaving South County co-op, going to 8-man football

Local voters speak at the polls on Nov. 6

Chikaming Open Lands acquires land for Chris Thompson memorial preserve

‘Hungry for Harbor Country’ cookbook filled with local flavor

Features

Running for the Bridgman community float

BRIDGMAN — Efforts to save the Bridgman Community Float and give it a permanent home have made progress on several fronts, with cooperation coming from Lake Township, the City of Bridgman, and the local runners and walkers who participated in a Fall Colors Royalty Run/Walk on Saturday, Oct. 27.

New Buffalo pageants to be staged Nov. 10

Chef Night Series begins at Jackie’s Café

THE HALLOWEEN SCENE

Arts, Crafts & Apple Slices: Service League Show makes annual scholarships possible

Ron Hart inducted into New Buffalo Athletic Hall of Fame

Sports

Bee swimmers honor seniors, win conference meet

BRIDGMAN — Six seniors were honored during the Bridgman High School cooperative girls swim team’s final home meet on Oct. 23.

New Buffalo, Bridgman reach district volleyball championship matches

Bee runner All-State in Division 4 race

Bison sweep Lakers to open district tournament

Fourth-down plays lift Athens over River Valley

Both Bee cross country squads qualify for state

Opinion

Local dog trainer needs a place to stay

Oct 31, 2018
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Chances are if you have a dog, you know Gerry Muncy. He has been an icon in our area for decades! You may have seen him training dogs in New Buffalo with his beloved Quincy, who was laid to rest 2 years ago, or maybe you see him with his giant, well-trained German Shepherd, Jubal.