Northern Living
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- Sunday, February 10, 2013
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Loraine Anderson: Wallpaper as 'a manner of travel’
The last time I wallpapered was about 30 years ago. I vowed never to do it again.
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Couple blends two separate life stories into one
At 86, Bud Weede has plenty of stories to tell. His wife, Jacqueline Tompkins-Weede, is only too happy to help him share them.
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Ed Hungness: Valentine's Day celebrations haven't changed much
Thursday is Valentine's Day! Only four more days to buy cards, chocolates and flowers for your special Valentine! It's a fun day; an opportunity to show your love for others. The greeting card companies, florists and confectioners also eagerly look forward to this annual observance and its bottom-line contributions.
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Local author debuts new novel 'Bright Colors'
When dreaming up his first novel, Michael Spry was inspired by the age-old question: If you could be young again, would you want to?
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Bestsellers: 02/10/2013
Bestsellers: 02/10/2013
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Books in Brief: 02/10/2013
Seeking simple life; Duck tape crafts; 'Share the Love’ Day
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Bridal in Brief: 02/10/2013
Bridal Expo; Crystal voted 'best'
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Marriage applications: 02/10/2013
Marriage applications: 02/10/2013
Continued ... - Sunday, February 3, 2013
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Tall ship crew training shoves off
Maritime Heritage Alliance volunteer Bob Core comes from a long line of Grand Traverse Bay commercial fishermen and ice dealers.
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Glen Arbor couple’s things yield donations
When he decided to close his software marketing office, Bill Giegerich was faced with an engineering dilemma: what to do with all the antiques in it.
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Garret Leiva: Snow: pretty? Or pretty annoying?
So far this winter is more bipolar than arctic polar: Frigid and flurries one day; 50 and foggy the next.
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Fleda Brown: When poetry connects with the natural world
I've seen many deer crossing the road in the evening or feeding in the fields near our cottage, but I rarely see a buck with a big rack.
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'Homeland' writer to speak
The National Writers Series presents "An Evening with Chip Johannessen" to kick off its 2012-13 Winter/Spring season Feb. 7.
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Bestsellers: 02/03/2013
Bestsellers: 02/03/2013
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In Brief: 02/03/2013
'Souper' Sunday; Super Bowl Party; Auto, diesel night
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Travel in Brief: 02/03/2013
Travel in Brief: 02/03/2013
Continued ... - Sunday, January 27, 2013
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Taking On The Bullies
Many have experienced it: ostracization, name-calling, false rumors, even physical intimidation.
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Out of the clerk’s office, on to the Village Council
There’s nothing retiring about Laura Sexton. At 71, she’s just entering retirement from 32 years as Antrim County clerk. Meanwhile, she has already served five months on the Bellaire Village Council.
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Kathy Gibbons: The job that keeps on giving
There is nothing like having your children not only through college, but gainfully employed.
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Travel in Brief: 01/27/13
Travel in Brief: 01/27/13
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Bestsellers: 01/27/2013
Bestsellers: 01/27/2013
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Books in Brief: 01/27/13
Books in Brief: 01/27/13
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Ed Hungness: Uncle Bob Says: Save your pennies!
In late December, I made a trip to Chicago for a belated family Christmas celebration.
Continued ... - Sunday, January 20, 2013
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Young Writers class to give first public reading
The first semester is over and the first 22 students in the Front Street Writers program will celebrate it in their own words — at their first public reading Thursday evening. The readings will be held in the classroom studio during a public open house from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 123 W. Front, the same location as the National Writers Series offices.
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Mental health advocate would rather 'do’
When Cheryl Naperala took a social work job at the Traverse City State Hospital in the late 1960s, she never imagined it would lead to a career in mental health.
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Massive Flooding in San Antonio Area; Rescue Efforts Underway
Hope For The Boy Who Can't Smile
Raw: Apple 1 Computer Sells for More Than $650k
Young protestor goes viral on Youtube
High Wire Spectacle Thrills Crowd in Austria
Toronto Mayor says he's not a crack head
Maine island offers lighthouse getaway
Suspect in Killing of Officer Found Dead in Cell
Should We Prepare for Quakes?
Lynn Kindergarten Class Rescues Ducklings
Congressional gold medal awarded to civil rights heroes
Charles Ramsey visits Kentucky
Unique Display Greets Guests At Revel Casino
Cape Cod Train Service Worries Residents
BASE jumper rides snowmobile off cliff to honor dead friend
Bridge Collapse Survivor: 'Rough Day'
SHOCKING: School Guard Throws Girl Down Stairs
Star Wars X-Wing Star Fighter Made of Legos
Actress Amanda Bynes Arrested in New York
Singer Psy Has An Imposter
