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Lady Americana Midwest Celebrates Seven Decades of Quality Mattress Production in West Michigan

April 5, 2018 Dianna Stampfler amway hotel corp, bed and breakfast, beds, better sleep month, boutique, boyne, hotel, jw marriott, lady americana, marriott, michigan hospitality, michigan made, michigan retailers, tourism

May is “Better Sleep Month” says The Better Sleep Council A majority of American adults (65%) think sleep contributes to

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Explore Northern Michigan’s ‘Tip of the Mitt’ Wine Region Along the Bay View Wine Trail This Autumn

September 30, 2017October 1, 2017 Dianna Stampfler agriculture, bay view wine trail, culinary tour, michigan wine, northern michigan, Petoskey, pure michigan, tourism, wine tour

Northern Michigan is an ideal location to experience the changing of the fall colors and the bounty of the season. The 10 wineries that collectively that make up the Bay View Wine Trail are excited to host two weekends celebrating the harvest – November 10-12 and November 18-19.

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Best Eats of 2016

December 26, 2016December 26, 2016 Dianna Stampfler best eats, cooking, culinary, foodie, tourism

Once again, I had the pleasure of traveling around the state (and beyond, including two trips to California) to indulge on tasty appetizers, entrees, soups, salads and desserts. What I realized as I was flipping through my Facebook photos reliving these mouth-watering meals is that many of the dishes that were most memorable were ones I made at home (often, just for myself). Must be the passion from these inspiring chefs has rubbed off on me.

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2016 Michigan Milestone Years

December 31, 2015April 6, 2016 Dianna Stampfler 2016, agriculture, craft beer, golf, industry, michigan, pure michigan, theater, tourism

Michigan was founded on January 26, 1837 as the 26th state of the United States of America. Currently home to nearly 10 million people, spread out throughout two peninsulas, Michigan is the Great Lakes State – the Mitten of Plenty – the Wolverine State. Michigan’s early business history is centered in industries that benefited from its proximity to the Great Lakes: fishing, lumbering, mining, fur trapping and agriculture.