As we end the month of September, there’s no sign of a fall chill in the air just yet.

Besides scratches, there also appears to be a dent in it.

The project was intended to be complete by November, but plans have changed.

Representative Jenn Hill and Senator Ed McBroom started their day by serving students breakfast at Superior Hills Elementary School on Friday.

Kayakers looking for a new ride cruised around Little Bay de Noc in Kipling today, but instead of paddling, they pedaled and motored along the shoreline. It was the only stop in Michigan for Old Town Canoe and Kayak’s national Power to the People ePDL + Demo Tour.

The work took more than a month to complete, but now hikers, bikers and backpackers can enjoy this portion of the trail.

The Delft in downtown Escanaba is reopening this month as a private event hall.

Partridge Creek Farm founder Dan Perkins said Friday was the second day the farm took Ishpeming 5th and 6th graders out to do a survey on their school’s trash.

All previous Congregate Meal recipients will be automatically enrolled into the Meals-on-Wheels program.

The survey is open until Nov. 28.