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WARREN — Newly elected Warren City Council members had their first council meeting Nov. 28 and voted in new officers. Angela Rogensues, who holds one of the two at-large council seats, was voted council president by her peers. This is her second term on the council. In her first term, she was not an officer. Melody Magee, representing District 1, was voted council vice president. This is Magee’s first term on the council, and she makes history as the city’s first Black council member. Mindy Moore, who is now serving in her third term, will resume her role as council secretary, which she held during her second term from 2019 to 2023. Because of Moore’s experience, some thought she would be the next council president. “It (the secretary) is the most involved position on council,” Moore explained as to why she prefers this role. “And I think that’s where I can use my expertise and experience in the best way to help the council, especially the new
NORTHERN MICHIGAN — Michigan skiers and riders — not to mention those of us more interested in apres-ski activities — have more to look forward to than snow this winter, especially in the northwestern corner of the lower peninsula. This corner of Michigan is home to more than a dozen downhill ski areas, including fourseason resorts, day areas and city-owned recreation spots. Some have already been blasting slopes with man-made snow, taking advantage of colder temperatures. Several ski areas planned to open — at least partially — last week. First weekend in December These northwestern Michigan ski destinations range from Caberfae Peaks in Cadillac, one of the oldest ski destinations in the country, to the Boyne Resorts properties near Petoskey to municipal-owned slopes like Hickory Hills Recreation Area in Traverse City. Among the most exciting additions to Michigan’s slopes this season is the debut of the Camelot 6 at The Highlands at Harbor Springs. The six-person, high-speed Doppelmayr DLine bubble chairlift is a first in the Midwest.
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