Presque Isle County
County in MichiganWikipedia
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Presque Isle County".
Oct 13, 2026
Arkansas & Michigan: Town Secrets, 1875-1912
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19:19Shane WatersHOST
Molitor as first postmaster.
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19:23Shane WatersHOST
And in 1871, he engineered the political separation of Presque Isle County from Alpena County, creating the very government he would control.
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19:35Shane WatersHOST
Largest landowner.
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19:38Shane WatersHOST
Largest employer.
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20:51Shane WatersHOST
Molitor had a table and chair set down in their midst.
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20:57Shane WatersHOST
He sat and ate his dinner, chewing slowly, surrounded by the men who hated him.
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21:06Shane WatersHOST
He declared himself the King of Presque Isle County.
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21:11Shane WatersHOST
And as far as anyone in Rogers City could tell, it was not a joke.
Detroit Free Press Voice Briefing Friday Oct. 9, 2026
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0:10Jalen WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
For the Detroit Free Press, I'm Jalen Williams.
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0:13Jalen WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
A fire engulfed a well-known restaurant in northern Michigan on Tuesday, October seventh, according to the Presque Isle County Sheriff Joseph Brubaker.
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0:20Jalen WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
Two Eleven Bar and Grill, located five miles north of the village just outside the entrance to Onaway State Park, burned on Tuesday.
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0:27Jalen WilliamsCORRESPONDENT
No one was hurt, according to the utility provider serving the area.
Episode 940
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21:21Nick RhudyHOST
This phase will collect data on the technology, but federal regulations mean widespread use is still likely several years away.
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21:30Nick RhudyHOST
The Presque Isle County brought three Presque Isle County brothers are taking their lemonade stand to Lansing after being told they need a health department license to sell at the Rogers City Farmers Market.
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21:40Nick RhudyHOST
The Melky brothers say they were charged $57 every two weeks last year with the fee rising to $64 this year.
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21:48Nick RhudyHOST
State Representative Kim Cavett then worked with them on House Bill 6007, which would exempt minors selling food or drinks on private property from certain licensing and registration requirements if they make less than $5,000 a year.