Author: Interlochen Public Radio
Climate change is shrinking fish in Michigan’s inland lakes, study finds
Fish in Michigan’s inland lakes are shrinking because of climate change, according to a new study from the University of Michigan.
Business leaders talk regional economic outlook in Petoskey
Most agreed that the biggest barriers to growth were a lack of working-age people and the cost of housing for employees.
Buckley food pantry to be stocked with venison thanks to new Hunters for Hope program
A new program in northern Michigan is aiming to stock food pantry shelves with more venison this hunting season. “Hunters for Hope” covers processing fees, allowing hunters to donate deer meat at no cost.
Damaged timber from the ice storm? Claim it on your federal income taxes
A workshop in Gaylord will walk landowners through the tax deduction process.
The Other Side of the Storm
November 10, 1975: The SS Edmund Fitzgerald sinks in a massive storm on Lake Superior. But just miles away, a few fishermen are struggling in the same storm — fighting for survival.
