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History
/ 5 months agoWhitehall Rises: The Making of a Lakeside City
In this week’s Trivia Tuesday, we asked: When did Whitehall officially become a city? The answer is 1942 — a moment...
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Community
/ 5 months agoWhite Lake History – Church’s In White Lake
Early Congregations Build the Foundation White Lake grew fast in the late 1800s, and churches stood at the center of that...
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History
/ 5 months agoWhite Lake Area: The Story Behind the Trivia
Becoming Montague: From Lumber Camp to Cityhood In this week’s Trivia Tuesday, we asked when Montague officially became a city, and...
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Community
/ 5 months agoWhite Lake History – Tree Tradition and Price
A Holiday Tradition With a Higher Price Tag Christmas trees remain a cherished part of the holiday season, yet many families...
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Community
/ 6 months agoWhite Lake History – How Thanksgiving Food Prices Changed
Early Prices and the First Big Meals Americans have tracked Thanksgiving food prices for more than 140 years. Early families saw...
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Community
/ 6 months agoWhite Lake History – The Thanksgiving Tradition
Harvest Traditions That Came Before America Thanksgiving stands as one of the most familiar holidays in the United States, yet its...
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Community
/ 6 months agoWhite Lake History – Snow Accumulation in White Lake
The Coming of Winter Snow has always been a defining feature of life around White Lake, where the twin towns of...
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Community
/ 6 months agoWhite Lake History – The White Lake Swing Bridge
Building a movable link in 1864 In 1864, builder W. H. Parks constructed the first bridge between Whitehall and Montague across...
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History
/ 7 months agoWhite Lake History – Why Costumes
From Ancient Samhain to All Hallows’ Eve Long before Halloween meant candy, costumes, and parties, it began as the ancient Celtic...
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Community
/ 7 months agoWhite Lake History – Michigan Dogman
Origins of the Michigan Dogman Michigan’s wilderness has always inspired mysterious tales, but few are as eerie as the story of...
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