"I find it fascinating how the noon and evening sirens in Ludington have become a symbol of continuity in the community, much like the timeless stories that resonate with us. Speaking of rich narratives, when exploring cultural and historical…"
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Does War Make Sense
Started this discussion. Last reply by XLFD Jan 27. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Why Modern War No Longer Makes Economic SenseFor most of human history, war could make economic sense. Armies were relatively cheap, destruction was limited, and the victor could seize land, labor,…Continue
Ludington Law Suit
Started this discussion. Last reply by Al Haram Rides on Thursday. 11 Replies 1 Like
When a City Forgets What Truly Matters For more than eighty years, the…Continue
European and Asian Wars
Started this discussion. Last reply by Terry Lee Grams Mar 16, 2025. 2 Replies 0 Likes
If you support the US involvement in European or Asian wars you should consider their history. This part of the world has been at war almost continually since 1000 BC resulting in almost constant…Continue
Rep. Elissa Slotkin
Started this discussion. Last reply by XLFD Mar 9, 2025. 2 Replies 1 Like
WASHINGTON (Michigan News Source) – Michigan’s U.S. Senators sided with the transgender lobby and aligned against girls and women’s rights in sports.Both U.S. Senators Gary Peters and Elissa Slotkin…Continue
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"Reflecting on Ludington's changes, I wonder if others feel that maintaining our traditions, like the beloved siren, is part of what truly anchors our community's spirit. While exploring local revitalization projects, I stumbled…"
"It’s intriguing to think about how local traditions, like the Ludington siren, shape community identity. In similar discussions around community engagement, I've found that diving into diverse perspectives, like those available…"
"It's fascinating how Ludington's timeless sirens have been an emblem of community rhythm, echoing the clockwork of daily life. In a time when preserving such traditions seems to clash with modern legalities, exploring resources…"
"The Ludington siren has been such a nostalgic fixture; it's fascinating how something so simple holds deep significance for a community. Speaking of fixtures, when organizing community events, I found that using a raffle wheel added…"
"YES ! Thank you Terry LG for this well laid out common sense update. Please every 1 share. !"
End Run Around A Tax Increase
Before Ludington Adds New Charges, Show Us the Math: The City of Ludington says it is facing a projected General Fund deficit of approximately $550,000 in 2027 and $500,000 in 2028. Its response, at least so far, should concern every city taxpayer.Instead of first showing residents exactly where this half-million-dollar annual problem came from and what spending can be reduced, the City Council has directed City Manager Kaitlyn Aldrich to investigate special assessments for street lighting,…See More
"Ordinance 547-24 was passed without much fanfare back in 2024 by one of the most tone-deaf councils in memory. One can guess that it was passed in order to give the City more control over the cemetery and at least indirectly over past…"
Revised City Cemetery Ordinance Favors Municipal Control
How the Revised City Cemetery Ordinance Favors Municipal Control Over Grave Owner RightsMunicipal cemetery ordinances are intended to balance two competing interests: the city’s need to manage cemetery property efficiently and the rights of individuals who have purchased burial spaces for themselves and their families. Ideally, these rules allow the municipality to maintain order while protecting the burial rights conveyed through cemetery deeds.The revised city cemetery ordinance appears to…See More
"Great short essay, Terry.
I believe the biggest reason Trump and his State Department have been so successful in negotiating peace over the last year has been that they understand the "costs" of war and were able to show both sides how the…"
Does War Make Sense
Why Modern War No Longer Makes Economic SenseFor most of human history, war could make economic sense. Armies were relatively cheap, destruction was limited, and the victor could seize land, labor, tribute, or trade routes largely intact. Conquest often produced real economic gain.That logic no longer holds.As weapons became industrial and then mechanized, the cost of war rose sharply. By the twentieth century, wars no longer destroyed only armies—they destroyed cities, factories,…See More
"Thank you Terry for some history. It seems the COL could have solved this ethically back in 2018. What a shame. I'm sorry for what you are going thru."
"This began around 2007–2009, when the City of Ludington began issuing new or substitute deeds for the Eva Grams family burial lots at Lakeview Cemetery without following its own ordinance or state law.
My grandmother’s Last Will and…"
"How did this happen? History? Mediation before lawsuit? Characters involved?"
"Reprehensible if the Cityof Ludington has "double-sold" cemetery plots. More deplorable that they hire two attorney firms to defend their error (if so) and can't sort this out in a civil manner with a humble apology.
I'm sorry…"
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End Run Around A Tax Increase
Posted on August 29, 2026 at 10:00am 1 Comment 0 Likes
Before Ludington Adds New Charges, Show Us the Math: The City of Ludington says it is facing a projected General Fund deficit of approximately $550,000 in 2027 and $500,000 in 2028. Its response, at least so far, should concern every city taxpayer.
Instead of first showing residents exactly where this half-million-dollar annual problem came from and what spending can be reduced, the City Council has directed City Manager Kaitlyn Aldrich to investigate special assessments for…
ContinueRevised City Cemetery Ordinance Favors Municipal Control
Posted on March 12, 2026 at 11:07am 1 Comment 0 Likes
How the Revised City Cemetery Ordinance Favors Municipal Control Over Grave Owner Rights
Municipal cemetery ordinances are intended to balance two competing interests: the city’s need to manage cemetery property efficiently and the rights of individuals who have purchased burial spaces for themselves and their families. Ideally, these rules allow the municipality to maintain order while protecting the burial rights conveyed through cemetery deeds.
The revised city cemetery…
ContinueSave a life - Pass along to everyone you know
Posted on December 31, 2023 at 5:30am 0 Comments 1 Like
My son had a stroke at age 63, no one including the doctors treating him for the injuries that resulted from the fall the stroke caused recognized that he had suffered a stroke. Because of this he will live in nursing home the rest of his life.
Stroke has a new indicator! They say if you forward this to ten people, you stand a chance of saving one life. Will you send this along? Blood Clots/Stroke - They Now Have a Fourth Indicator, the Tongue:…
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- At 6:06pm on December 20, 2022,
XLFD said…
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