Stories By Amy Yonkman
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Community
/ 5 months agoColors for Hope 5K supports youth mental health locally
What began in grief has grown into something deeply meaningful. The Colors for Hope 5K is not simply a summer event....
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Latest News
/ 5 months agoCatchMark Community Weekly Recap: White Lake Highlights
As March continues in the White Lake area, this week brought meaningful conversations, student achievements, and steady progress in local leadership...
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Latest News
/ 5 months agoMontague DDA tackles business loan, downtown funding plans
The Montague Downtown Development Authority’s March 19 meeting centered on a key decision tied to an ongoing downtown investment, while also...
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History
/ 5 months agoThe Story Behind the Trivia: White Lake the Beautiful
White Lake’s nickname, “White Lake the Beautiful,” is more than just a catchy phrase. It’s a story of community pride, marketing...
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Community
/ 5 months agoCelebrate at the Playhouse: Timeless Showcase
For many in the White Lake area, The Playhouse at White Lake is a place tied to performances, applause, and the...
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Community
/ 5 months agoJamboree Home Bakery: Creativity, Community, and Cookies
Hannah Slavens started Jamboree Home Bakery as a creative outlet. In less than a year, it has become something more meaningful:...
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Arts/Entertainment
/ 5 months agoPat’s Media Market Whitehall: Growth, Community Support, and New Location Plans
Less than a year after opening, Pat’s Media Market in Whitehall is already preparing for its next chapter, with plans to...
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Latest News
/ 5 months agoWhitehall TIFA backs downtown grant, declines facade request
A brief Whitehall Tax Increment Finance Authority meeting Thursday, March 12, highlighted a larger question facing the city’s downtown: how public...
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Latest News
/ 5 months agoTension and Progress at Whitehall School Board Meeting
The Whitehall District Schools Board of Education meeting on March 16 reflected a familiar mix for this time of year, including...
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Latest News
/ 5 months agoMontague takes next step on parks, traffic and city planning
Montague City Council took steps Monday that could shape both how residents gather and how they move through the city, while...
