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With downtown Escanaba torn up for the summer, the 47-year-old Swedish Pantry isn't closing, it's driving customers from the parking lot straight to its front door.
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History & Culture · 4 minThe U.P. Came This Close to Leaving Michigan and Becoming the 51st State of Superior
History & Culture · 4 minThere’s a Ghost Forest in the U.P. Where the Trees Never Grew Back
History & Culture · 4 minMiners in the U.P. Left Part of Their Lunch Underground for the TommyknockersStart with the lead. We’ll keep your place on this device.
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Edition note: Monday U.P.-wide edition: Escanaba's Swedish Pantry shuttle leads, followed by the State of Superior, Kingston Plains' ghost forest, and Copper Country tommyknocker folklore. Optional clip omitted because none of the four selected article bodies contains a YouTube link.