Photo courtesy Karl Bosk Arvid Bosk has lunch around 1930. Bosk was employed as a B&B (Bridge and Building) carpenter for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Behind Bosk is the south side of the #6 ore dock. At the time, the C&NW had docks #5 and #6. Dock #5 dismantled in ...

Artificial intelligence is seemingly everywhere lately - at work and school, on phones and computers, while shopping or visiting the doctor. It has come into homes as well, including the kitchen. With AI at your fingertips as you cook, can artificial intelligence make a trustworthy ...

Dear Heloise: After suffering from an awful bout of poison ivy as a child, I learned a trick: Pretend every plant is covered in red paint. Even dormant leaves can harbor the urushiol oil. If you get any “paint” on you, even invisible traces, wash everything thoroughly within 3 hours of ...

Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for over 40 years. He is 75, and I’m 70. I’d always felt secure in my husband’s love and devotion and had not had an issue with trust until a younger, single woman in her 50s moved near us about four years ago. He told me he had stopped by to ...

Book sale Aug. 3 ESCANABA — The League of Women Voters of Delta County will hold a used book, video and CD sale on Saturday, Aug. 3, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in conjunction with the Bonifas Fine Arts Center Waterfront Art Festival in Ludington Park. Proceeds from the sale are used to pay for ...

ESCANABA — Last year, worldwide Evangelist Paul Maurer teamed up with a few Delta County residents to create the first ever Jesus Festival. The response from the community was extraordinary. The event was planned in less than three months. A crowd of approximately 2,500 people came for a ...