Reeths-Puffer players, from left, Tala Johnson, Abby Davis, Ella Voorhies, Sophia McCollum, Kayleigh Brown and Olivia Ambler celebrate a team win at the R-P Invitational Friday. Courtesy Photo
Whitehall students celebrate with the Bell trophy after defeating Montague Friday night, 12-0.
Montague's Cole Moss (0) is driven out of bounds by Whitehall's Liam Leeke during Friday's game at Whitehall.
Whitehall's Elijah Smith drags down Montague's Cole Moss during Friday's game at Whitehall.
Whitehall quarterback Brayden Brown gets the ball out of his hands while being hit by Montague's Gavyn Maddox during Friday's game.
Whitehall's Liam Leeke powers through three Montague defenders for more yardage during Friday's game at Whitehall. Leeke had 173 yards rushing in the Vikings' 12-0 win.
Whitehall's Elijah Smith heads downfield with a kickoff return while Montague's Gavyn Maddox goes for a tackle during Friday's game at Whitehall. Smith scored both touchdowns for the Vikings in a 12-0 win.
Montague's Nolan Wood takes down Whitehall quarterback Brayden Brown during Friday's game at Whitehall.
Montague's Dane Roesler gains the first down on a fake punt early in Friday's WMC Lakes game against Whitehall. Jevon Hilliard (6), Tanner Woodworth (22) and Brayen Sorensen are in on the tackle for Whitehall. The Vikings won, 12-0.
Scott Beal announced he will retire as executive director of the Silver Lake Sand Dunes Area Chamber & Visitors Bureau. Courtesy Photo
The Vasquez family of La Fiesta. Pictured above, from left, are Eliza (Lisa) Vasquez, daughter; Garrit Brown, long-time employee; Fabian Vasquez Sr.; and Angel Vasquez, son.
Hart High School's homecoming court. Courtesy Photo
Ira Puffer
Montague celebrates winning the WMC Lakes title Wednesday at the Ludington jamboree. The Wildcats finished 2nd to Whitehall, but secured the top spot in the overall standings. Courtesy Photo
Local musician Walter Blamer has this guitar, but specializes in percussion instruments and has co-written dozens of released songs - and hundreds more that he hasn't released.
Rothbury resident Walter Blamer has written a book (copies of which are at the far ends of the front row in the above photo) and contributed poems to some compilations in addition to his musical talents.
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