Support shown for downtown Escanaba project
Note: The following correspondence was forwarded to Mr. Matthew Sviland and city manager James O’Toole. The writer is presenting this as a letter to the editor since this project is a community concern. — — — DEAR MATT: You and I have always had an excellent relationship, based upon mutual respect as experts in our field of business, and as good citizens in our community. I personally hope that what transpired on July 10, 2008, at the Escanaba Planning Commission Plan Review of your wonderful, proposed development at 1615 Ludington Street does not negatively impact our relationship. As I mentioned in my June 30, 2008, correspondence, “As your neighbors to the east, Bay de Noc Development, LLC is anxiously awaiting for you to convert your recently purchased, decades old eyesore into a fabulous complex.
» Full StoryWho’s in charge of launch?
EDITOR:
We are no longer able to launch our fishing boat at the Hunters Point dock. The sand has blown in so heavy on the south side that trailers are tilted.
Angle parking looking good
EDITOR:
Your pages sure are full of contention and negativity lately. How about a positive: the angle parking looks great. Overnight it transformed our main street from Detroit’s Woodward Avenue back to small town USA.
It's time to solve gas fiasco
EDITOR:
Enough is enough on this oil and gas fiasco.
Visitors asked to be respectful when Moving Wall memorial comes to Manistique
EDITOR:
The Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall is coming to Manistique, July 24 through July 28.
Escanaba needs audit on accessibility of the downtown area
EDITOR:
Did you know more than 50 million Americans with disabilities — 18 percent of our population —are potential customers for businesses of all types across the United States?
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