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Scott Fraley

Scott Fraley

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County Reporter, Manistee News Advocate

Michigan

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  • Idlewild exhibit and talk coming to West Shore College, April 24

    By Scott Fraley Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified The Idlewild sign marks the entry to the historic Michigan community, once a thriving cultural resort for African Americans during the segregation era. Courtesy of Lake County StarMANISTEE — A free lecture and exhibit highlighting Idlewild's history as a cultural and recreational haven for African Americans is set to run from 5:30-7 p.m. April 24,  at West Shore Community College, 400 River St., Manistee.

    By Scott Fraley Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Residents gathered at a library-hosted seed swap

    By Scott Fraley Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified MANISTEE – The Manistee Conservation District and the Manistee County Library teamed up Saturday for the third annual seed swap, welcoming local gardeners and nature enthusiasts to exchange noninvasive seeds, learn about local ecology and connect with area resources. “We get a lot of people who ask us questions about invasive species and the different programs that we offer,” said conservation district outreach coordinator Kendra Dula, who helped organize the event.

    By Scott Fraley Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Idlewild exhibit and talk coming to West Shore College, April 24

    By Scott Fraley Verified| Manistee News Advocate Verified The Idlewild sign marks the entry to the historic Michigan community, once a thriving cultural resort for African Americans during the segregation era. Courtesy of Lake County StarMANISTEE — A free lecture and exhibit highlighting Idlewild's history as a cultural and recreational haven for African Americans is set to run from 5:30-7 p.m. April 24,  at West Shore Community College, 400 River St., Manistee.

    By Scott Fraley Verified · Manistee News Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Manistee News Advocate

A Communications Network | pioneergroup.com.

Manistee, Michigan, United States

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