MSU advises charcoal care for backyard grilling
Michigan State University home economists say extinguish charcoal in water or smother in a tightly covered can. Reuse is possible but harder to ignite. For next cookout mix equal parts used and new charcoal. They recommend thick cuts, at least one inch, with two to three inch steaks offering better results.
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It's Almost Blueberry Time In Michigan
The Michigan Conservation Department notes a late harvest due to spring cold and drought with July readiness for pickers. High-bush in southern lowlands and low-bush in northern peninsulas dominate, with mosquitos and poison sumac warning in swamplands. Berries remain free in state park and forest areas, but trespassing rules apply.
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Cook reunion marks ninth gathering in Winterfield
The ninth annual Cook reunion convened at Winterfield town hall on Sunday July 16 with 14 relatives answering roll call Nora Cook was elected president and Phillis Cook secretary treasurer The group voted to hold next year’s reunion at the same venue on the third Sunday of July. Several local families shared visits and picnics with relatives at nearby parks and towns including Higgins Lake Hartwick Pines and Frederick Creek area.
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Shirley Sherman
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Peggy
Carol Blackledge
Simon VanderWoude
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Gerald VanderWoude
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Grand Rapids
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Wilbur Phielipp
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Michigan Private Tree Farms Lead in Acreage and Count
Big Business Michigan reports 790 privately owned tree farms covering 1 235 000 acres. The program ranks eighth in number of tree farms among states and fourteenth in total enrolled acreage.
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Keep The Menu Simple For A Safe Boating Picnic
Dietitians at The University of Michigan Medical Center advise simple prep at home for picnics aboard meals. Use non spoilage items in ice boxes or insulated bags. Plan disposable tableware and a light, finite menu.
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