HeyJaredKaren Wils
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Seeing red is a good thing (opens the original)
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Ready to go bird hunting wearing their red buffalo plaid shirts are Karen Wils' dad Jim Rose, uncle Richard Rose and their friend Jay Cook. 1955 (Courtesy photo) Ready to go bird hunting wearing their red buffalo plaid shirts are Karen Wils' dad Jim Rose, uncle Richard Rose and their friend Jay Cook. 1955 (Courtesy photo) It is red plaid season all across the awesome Upper Michigan. This is the first weekend of fall. We all take a cue from mother nature. The maple trees change their leaves from
Jam, Jelly and jelly roll time (opens the original)
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ESCANABA -- I inherited a jelly roll pan from my mother. Sweet memories leap from the pan just by looking at it. Sometimes called a sponge cake or a Swiss roll, the American jelly roll was a country classic dessert. When I was a kid, many years ago, late summer was the time when Mom often whipped up awesome, light, tender and tasty jelly rolls. The number one reason why she liked to bake them was because it was one of Dad's favorite desserts. Other reasons included that fresh eggs were cheap and
Renaming (opens the original)
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Beagle Club Road in the western U.P. It's a great name because that's all that down the road, a beagle club and woods! (Photo provided by Karen Wils) Beagle Club Road in the western U.P. It's a great name because that's all that down the road, a beagle club and woods! (Photo provided by Karen Wils) ESCANABA -- Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Mr. Shakespeare had that right! Your parents probably pondered for days to pick out the perfect name for you when you were on your way. We me
Backpacks and back to school (opens the original)
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My brothers and I first day of school at St. Thomas Grade School. Webster School kids back to school in the old annex building circa 1940. My brothers and I first day of school at St. Thomas Grade School. Webster School kids back to school in the old annex building circa 1940. ESCANABA -- We've got this back-to-school stuff "in the bag"! Backpacks, lunch bags, gym tote bags, laptop cases, trombone case and cell phone, kids are carrying a hefty load of essentials back and forth to school these da
Nighthawk summer (opens the original)
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ESCANABA -- Upper Michigan has an invisible air force patrolling the summer sky. They zoom, dive bomb, and attack at dusk and in the twilight hours. Hardly anyone hears their peent-peent cries as they zero in on their prey. But everyone benefits greatly from their diligent work. Nighthawks are aerodynamic soldiers of the night sky. They eliminate tons of insects from the air. Most of the day this brave bird rests roosting on a limb or in fields, roadsides, gravelly roof tops or on Stoney ledges.
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