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UPside of Life: Zombies will walk the streets of Sault Ste. Marie
Ever want to be one of the walking dead without having to eat brains? Well, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario is making that happen with a zombie walk benefiting a local food bank. Second Wave managing editor Sam Eggleston talks about the invasion of the living dead, and how you can join them for a good cause.
Marquette is Redbox’s most scared city
Source: Marketwatch.com
ArtPrize 2011 winner is from Iron Mountain
Source: MichiganRadio.org
Calumet featured as Northwoods community
Source: MichiganRadio.org
Ex-NMU football player to be on “The Real World”
Source: Livingston Daily Press & Argus
Film has Escanaba-area ties
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
UPside of Life: Who needs to hit up the bar when you can just brew the suds yourself?
Tired of the same ol' beer and wine selections? Well, why not brew your own? The Bay de Noc Brewers, a homebrew club based in Escanaba, is made up of folks who decided to do that very thing. Second Wave editor Sam Eggleston hops to it to find out what they're all about.
UPside of Life: Zombies will walk the streets of Sault Ste. Marie
Ever want to be one of the walking dead without having to eat brains? Well, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario is making that happen with a zombie walk benefiting a local food bank. Second Wave managing editor Sam Eggleston talks about the invasion of the living dead, and how you can join them for a good cause.
Marquette is Redbox’s most scared city
Source: Marketwatch.com
ArtPrize 2011 winner is from Iron Mountain
Source: MichiganRadio.org
Calumet featured as Northwoods community
Source: MichiganRadio.org
Ex-NMU football player to be on “The Real World”
Source: Livingston Daily Press & Argus
Film has Escanaba-area ties
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
UPside of Life: Who needs to hit up the bar when you can just brew the suds yourself?
Tired of the same ol' beer and wine selections? Well, why not brew your own? The Bay de Noc Brewers, a homebrew club based in Escanaba, is made up of folks who decided to do that very thing. Second Wave editor Sam Eggleston hops to it to find out what they're all about.
