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Your home for entertainment, arts, and events in Emmet and Charlevoix counties in northwest Michigan. - The Graphic Weekly
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Edition for Nov. 5, 2009"
— Northern Michigan reads: Pass the winter months with these books set in our backyard
— ArtScene: "Photo Op" exhibit at Charlevoix Circle of Arts
— Seasonal Eats: Cherry Peach Pumpkin Chili
— Cabin Fever Breakers: Movie night, get walking, dance the night away
— Scrapbook: Halloween parade
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Few images encapsulate winter hibernation better than a book and hot beverage in front of a fireplace. - The Graphic Weekly
The Graphic Charlevoix Circle of Arts board of directors president Kathryn Lobenherz (from left), intern Mike Reed and vice president Heidi Dietrich position a photograph as they begin to hang the “Photo Op” photography show in the gallery at the Charlevoix facility. The juried show opens Friday, Nov. 6, and runs through Dec. 31. Photo by G. Randall Goss.
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New content online! The Rocky Horror Picture Show comes to town
And, don't forget to check out our calendar of events to plan your Halloween!
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It's the time of year for throwing rice and toast in the movie theater, and getting away with it. - The Graphic Weekly
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Edition for Oct. 15, 2009:
— Haunted Northern Michigan: Checking into the haunted history of area buildings
— Serving it up: Witches Brew from the Fort at Ponshewaing
— Scrapbook: Charlevoix Apple Festival
— In Nature: Offield Family Nature Preserve
— ArtScene: Jonathan Rand's Chillers books
— Photos, events and the calendar!
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As Halloween approaches, The Graphic looked into some places where the paranormal is said to live year-round. - The Graphic Weekly
The Graphic The ghostly Les Dames Blanches (white lady) walks the upper walkway of Fort Michilimackinac with a single lantern on an eerie night during Fort Fright activities at the fort. Visitors who saw her claim they heard her mournful voice throughout the evening. Photo by G. Randall Goss.
By Maggie Peterson Graphic editor The Graphic you’ve been updated on is the last one you’ll see until Nov. 5. But...
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Edition for Oct. 8, 2009:
— Color of fall: Northern Michigan's saturated with reds, oranges and yellows
— ArtScene: Erin Scudder's mosaic mirrors
— In nature: Seven Springs preserve
— Serving it up: Lake Street Market's Liz Glass and Anxious Paul
— Scrapbook: Little Mossback Amelia hike
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Liz Glass of Boyne City never imagined she would co-own a deli. - The Graphic Weekly
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Edition for Oct. 1, 2009:
— Time for apples: A look at this fall fruit
— ArtScene: Jordan River Arts Council exhibit of Betty Beeby and Walter Midener
— Serving it up: Patricia King at the Sportsman
— Scrapbook: Taste of Harbor Springs
— Events: Charlevoix Apple Fest, Camp Daggett Fall Fest, haunted house guide and the calendar!
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Special Event: Haunted Houses - The Graphic Weekly
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Edition for Sept. 24, 2009:
— Why these guys love to coach: Area coaches talk about the allure of football, the game and their passion
— DayTrippin': Taking a drive around Lake Charlevoix
— ArtScene: Bier Art Gallery, Charlevoix
— Scrapbook: NCMC cookout
— Serving it up: Tree Hugger Panini from Scovie's, Charlevoix
— Events:... Boyne harvest fest, C.S. Lewis festival, Skitoberfest, Beaver Island bite and boodle, Bay Harbor harvest weekends and the calendar!Read More
— Why these guys love to coach: Area coaches talk about the allure of football, the game and their passion
— DayTrippin': Taking a drive around Lake Charlevoix
— ArtScene: Bier Art Gallery, Charlevoix
— Scrapbook: NCMC cookout
— Serving it up: Tree Hugger Panini from Scovie's, Charlevoix
— Events:... Boyne harvest fest, C.S. Lewis festival, Skitoberfest, Beaver Island bite and boodle, Bay Harbor harvest weekends and the calendar!Read More
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The Graphic | northern Michigan tourist leisure weekly arts entertainment | Feature: Why these guys love to coach
The Graphic Emily Leetsma, of Petoskey, is all smiles while hanging from the zip line after completing a portion of the Eco Challenge competition at Camp Daggett. The Eco Challenge pitted eleven teams competing against each other in a series of physical and mental challenges for bragging rights and to raise funds for Camp Daggett's adventure center. Photo by G. Randall Goss.
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Edition for Sept. 17, 2009:
— When summer meets fall -- Watch the slideshow!
— ArtScene: Que Sera Sera crafts custom ceramics
— Serving it up: Pineapple Upside Down Martini by Matt Rader at Everett's
— Nature: McCune Preserve
— Scrapbook: Boyne Boosters 24-hour relay -- Watch the slideshow!
— Events: Taste of Harbor Springs, Boyne 2 Boyne marathon and the calendar!
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Feature: When Summer Meets Fall - The Graphic Weekly
The Graphic The setting sun glows through the light dome of the newly painted Charlevoix lighthouse. September has brought summer-like weather for the past weeks and residents are extending their summer activities, such as watching sunsets, into the fall transition. Photo by G. Randall Goss.
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Edition for Sept. 10, 2009:
— Castle Farms: A look at the concert years
— DayTrippin': Tour Hemingway haunts
— ArtScene: Chip Duncan exhibit at Crooked Tree Arts Center
— Scrapbook: Mackinac Bridge Walk
— Serving it up: Sandy Clark dishes out a Dutch Baby at the Original Pancake House
— Events: Oktoberfest, Celtic games, antique tractor crossing and the calendar!
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Famed author Ernest Hemingway was strongly connected to the Little Traverse Bay area, living and vacationing here. This trip takes a look at just a few of the places he haunted. - The Graphic Weekly
