Steve Schulwitz
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Sept. 11 is my generation’s Pearl Harbor (opens the original)
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For years, I listened to my grandparents talk about where they were and what they were doing when they learned that Japan had bombed Pearl Harbor. Of course I couldn't relate to what they felt, what the nation suffered through, or understand the significance of Dec. 7. That all changed for me on Sept. 11, 2001 when terrorists attacked our home shores, brought down skyscrapers, struck the heart of our nation's capital, and cast us into war, much like Pearl Harbor did in 1941. I remember the day v
Fairgrounds’ playground to remain where located (opens the original)
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ALPENA -- The Optimist Club playground at the Alpena County Fairgrounds is not going to be moved and there is a chance it could see some needed improvements still this year. In 2021 the Alpena County Board of Commissioners first discussed moving the Optimist Club playground at the Alpena County Fairgrounds and building campsites where the park is located along the Thunder Bay River. Because of the cost of the investment needed to construct the new sites and the utilities for them, the idea died.
Chamber Grub Crawl brings Vegas to Alpena (opens the original)
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ALPENA -- On Sept. 17, Alpena will feel slightly like being on The Strip in Las Vegas, as this year's Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce 15th Annual Alpenopoly Grub Crawl will feature a Vegas theme that will bring a touch of Sin City home to Alpena. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and wraps up at 10 p.m. This year’s Vegas-themed event will bring together community members for an evening of food, drinks, games, and fun while showcasing some of Alpena’s favorite local establishments. Participants will
A place for health, fitness, and recreation (opens the original)
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ALPENA -- The Alpena Senior Citizens Center has had a steady increase in the amount of seniors who are taking advantage of the health, fitness, and recreation programs it hosts. Interactive exercise classes have become very popular and the number of participants has nearly doubled over the last year or so, Director Andrea Hepburn said. On Wednesday, yoga instructor Punky Simpson led about 75 seniors through a series of stretches, breathing exercises, light calisthenics, as the sound of her calm,
Boat parade, Vintage Dive Days highlight Thunder Bay Maritime Festival (opens the original)
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ALPENA -- On Saturday in Alpena, boaters will decorate their boats and parade around the Thunder Bay River to show the off. The parade will help to cap off the Thunder Bay Maritime Festival. The boat parade is only one of many events people will be able to enjoy during the Thunder Bay Maritime Festival , which begins on Friday. The Thunder Bay Maritime Festival Venetian Night Lighted Boat Parade, which begins at 8 p.m. at the marina and moves up the river and back to the harbor and people can co
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