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Arielle Breen

Arielle Breen

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Reporter, Manistee News Advocate

Gaylord, Michigan

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  • Whiskey and fish: How a distillery, other groups helped a locally extinct fish

    By Arielle Breen Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified EDITOR'S NOTE: A number of people are celebrating a major milestone in bringing native Arctic grayling fish to the Great Lakes state’s waters next month. This is the second part in a two-part series examining the synthesis between state, tribal, local and individuals working to reintroduce the locally extinct fish. Arctic grayling used to be found in the northern Lower Peninsula until becoming locally extinct in 1936.

    By Arielle Breen Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Breaking and entering reported, per police logs

    By Arielle Breen Verified| Benzie County Record Patriot Verified The Benzie County Sheriff's Office is located at 505 South Michigan Ave., in Beulah. File photoThe Benzie County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls from April 10-16. Not all calls may be included. • At 1:19 a.m., a 911 call was abandoned in Benzonia. Article continues below this ad• At 9:53 a.m., deputies conducted a well-being check in Frankfort. • At 12:34 p.m., animal control was called to a complaint in Benzonia. • At 2:58 p.m., deputies responded to a burglar alarm in Frankfort.

    By Arielle Breen Verified · Benzie County Record Patriot

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Whiskey and fish: How a distillery, other groups helped a locally extinct fish

    By Arielle Breen Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified EDITOR'S NOTE: A number of people are celebrating a major milestone in bringing native Arctic grayling fish to the Great Lakes state’s waters next month. This is the second part in a two-part series examining the synthesis between state, tribal, local and individuals working to reintroduce the locally extinct fish. Arctic grayling used to be found in the northern Lower Peninsula until becoming locally extinct in 1936.

    By Arielle Breen Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Manistee News Advocate

A Communications Network | pioneergroup.com.

Manistee, Michigan, United States

+1 719-689-2142