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How mitochondrial DNA solved a northern Michigan cold case from 1989
Ed Ronco
A Grand Traverse County jury convicted Steven Gary Koon, 64, of the killing of Linda Meteer, who went missing on April 20, 1989, from a bar near Chum's Corner.
Artist Eric Edward Esper’s depiction of the Lady Elgin as it’s struck by a small lumber schooner, the Augusta, in the early morning hours of September 8, 1860. (courtesy: Eric Edward Esper / Gallery VICTOR)
Eric Edward Esper / Gallery VICTOR
Presenting Curious City: The Deadliest Shipwreck in Great Lakes History
Daniel Wanschura
In an effort to keep trash off the side of state highways during their annual Spring Cleanup, Forest Home Township officials tried a simple sign. (Photo : Austin Rowlader / IPR News)
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MDOT asks Antrim County residents to move trash off state highways
Austin Rowlader
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  1. June 9 | Join Amanda Sewell at the Music House (one of her favorite places!) for Solstice Reed Quintet
  2. June 10 | Sit in on an open rehearsal with Cerus Quartet, and meet Sound Garden artistic director Matthew Schlomer
  3. June 12 | Amanda Sewell heads to Frankfort for the Freshwater Fantasies concert with Viridian Strings
  4. June 12 | Sunset sounds with the Cerus Quartet at Empire Beach
  5. June 13 | Catch Kevin LaRose playing sousaphone at Lake Ann Brewing
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