Marquette's Third Street is an increasingly busy thoroughfare, and city planners are looking at its future as a mixed-use, walkable, bikable corridor that can connect downtown with residential areas with some needed improvements.
In the last few years, more new wineries and wine tasting rooms have cropped up in the U.P., joining established wineries and vineyards and strengthening this growing Upper Peninsula industry. Take a drive down U.S. 2 this fall along the shores of Lake Michigan and visit some of the newcomers and existing winemakers.
Small town downtowns don't necessarily serve the customers they once did. So how do they keep moving forward when the business is gone? Some folks in Ishpeming have answers to that question, and it involves adapting and reshaping the downtown.
In its second year, U.P. Craft Beer Week is on the horizon. Coming up in the beginning of September, craft beer lovers will have the chance to experience craft beer through various venues and events.
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Source: Peninsula Pulse
Source: Michigan Radio
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