BMCC's Director of Research receives the International Honor Award for work in Africa
It is no secret that Bay Mills Community College's Director of Research Dr. Michael Doyle is a well-traveled man; he'll tell you all about his past exploits. [more]
OCS students head out into the sugar bush
The Ojibwe Charter School 9th and 10th grade classes took a field trip to the Timmer family sugar bush to see how maple syrup is created. [more]
General Tribal Council discusses business
The Bay Mills General Tribal Council met on Monday, April 10 at the Horizons Conference Center. Members of the Bay Mills Executive Council briefed the public while waiting for a quorum, which wasn't made until 6:54 p.m. [more]
Gardening group kicks off the spring season
Although snow still covered much of the ground, gardeners gathered at the Boys & Girls Club on Tuesday, April 4 to discuss future projects for the upcoming growing season. [more]
Lake levels remain low across the Great Lakes
Those who reside in the Great Lakes region may have enjoyed the mild winter, but the mild weather comes with a price - lower lake levels. [more]
Police department to purchase new equipment
The Bay Mills Police department will be utilizing a Justice Assistance Grant for the purchase of equipment for the patrol vehicles, which will help Bay Mills police officers protect the community. [more]
E-waste collection to take place on Earth Day
Looking to dispose of your old electronics without harming the environment? [more]
DEQ asking residents to not burn leaves
Department of Environmental Quality Director Steven E. Chester is reminding homeowners to demonstrate environmental stewardship as they begin spring yard clean-up. [more]
A guide to the pow wow trail
Upcoming Powwows ... [more]
Bear hunting applications being accepted
The Department of Natural Resources is reminding bear hunters that they may apply for a 2006 bear hunting license April 15 through May 15. [more]
Chippewa County Dems to host annual spaghetti dinner and auction
The Chippewa County Democratic Party will be holding its annual spaghetti dinner and auction on Saturday. April 22 at the Christopher Columbus Hall, 201 Sheridan St., in Sault Ste. Marie. [more]
Hunting education program seeking women instructors
The Department of Natural Resources has announced a new hunter educator training workshop geared at women who want to become volunteer hunter education instructors. [more]
  
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