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- Oct 1, 2026
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Tuning into true Delta County crime (opens the original)
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This headline, printed in the Escanaba Daily Press in 1968, is about the same sensational case that a local woman researched and produced a podcast episode about. (Daily Press file) The cover art for "What the Town Forgot," a true crime podcast from Joyce Engdahl that launches tomorrow with a dive into a 1968 killing in Delta County. (Courtesy image) This headline, printed in the Escanaba Daily Press in 1968, is about the same sensational case that a local woman researched and produced a podcast
Facade program updated (opens the original)
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GLADSTONE -- Terms are changing for a form of assistance available to business owners in downtown Gladstone. The city has offered facade grants -- loans for businesses operating in the downtown district to improve the exteriors of their premises -- in multiple past years. A new cycle is beginning in October, and some adjustments are “are intended to simplify administration, reduce barriers to participation, and better position the program to support smaller, highly visible improvement,” accordin
Senior Expo fills up (opens the original)
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Funeral Director Scott Streichert from Skradski Family Funetral Homes answers an audience question. Standing alongside him are Pre-Need Counselor George Van Dreel, Funeral Director Jenna Leisner and Grief Comford Dog Pancake, a good boy. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press) Remnants, the local barbershop chorus, sings at he Senior Expo yesterday. (Sarah Greenlund | Daily Press) A high turnout showed for a free luncheon and series of discussions for the 2026 Senior Expo. (Sarah Greenlund | Daily Press
GFWC hosts district clubs at lakeside venue in Esky (opens the original)
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The Escanaba chapter of the General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC) hosted other divisions of the GFWC from around Michigan for a meet-and-greet at the Escanaba Yacht Club. Pictured are key players that attended the event on Thursday. From left to right are Eileen Beyer of Menominee, president for the Upper Peninsula district of GFWC; Linda Clayton of Belleville, president of child's service organization Guiding Harbor and a GFWC member; Diane LaBree Campbell, president of GFWC Michigan; Jane
Autumn anticipation accelerates (opens the original)
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The wide canopy of a maple tree boasts leaves of vivid yellow, red and orange in a front yard on South Fifth Street in Escanaba on Monday, while the foliage of a nearby sawtooth aspen remains deep green. The contrasting colors caused by different species of tree reacting to weather changes at different times are what make the Upper Peninsula such an appealing destination for autumn leaf-peepers. (R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press) Jacqueline Scott photographs a scenic tree-lined lane in Alger County
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