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Michelle Fedder

Michelle Fedder

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Managing Editor, Manistee News Advocate

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  • Controlled burn in Mason County causes smoky skies in Manistee

    By Michelle Fedder Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified The Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area is located within the Manistee National Forest in Free Soil. It is popular for hiking and camping with about 10-miles of trails and two trail heads. File photoIf you noticed smoky or dark skies in Manistee County today, it's likely due to a controlled burn that is taking place in Mason County. The U.S. Forest Service Huron-Manistee National Forest announced on its Facebook page today that a prescribed burn would start around 10 a.m. using aerial ignitions.

    By Michelle Fedder Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Easter egg hunt at Free Soil farm hosts 60 participants

    By Michelle Fedder Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified FREE SOIL —  Over 60 participants from all over west Michigan took part in the annual Special Needs Easter Egg Hunt at Circle Rocking S Children's Farm in Free Soil on Tuesday. The event included an egg hunt featuring 2,000 eggs, bonnet contest and egg crafts. Members of the Free Soil Fire Department and Fountain Area Fire Department served as judges for the bonnet contest. Article continues below this adAmber Miller, of Thompsonville, won first place. Sheryl Kruenzer, of Manistee, won second.

    By Michelle Fedder Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Controlled burn in Mason County causes smoky skies in Manistee

    By Michelle Fedder Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified The Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area is located within the Manistee National Forest in Free Soil. It is popular for hiking and camping with about 10-miles of trails and two trail heads. File photoIf you noticed smoky or dark skies in Manistee County today, it's likely due to a controlled burn that is taking place in Mason County. The U.S. Forest Service Huron-Manistee National Forest announced on its Facebook page today that a prescribed burn would start around 10 a.m. using aerial ignitions.

    By Michelle Fedder Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Manistee News Advocate

A Communications Network | pioneergroup.com.

Manistee, Michigan, United States

+1 719-689-2142