Clark Lake’s Laurice LaZebnik is the author of three books. The most recent is Minnie’s Potatoes, which is an historical novel that focuses on the life of her great-grandmother. Many who have read or have become aware of Laurie’s new book have...
Given the current state of China’s economy, news like this should not be shocking. One result of weakening status is that their currency has fallen against the dollar. Their once mighty reserves are fast being depleted. And you have billionaires who would like to get...
Entry 2 Below is the second preview of what Clark Lake novelist Laurice LaZebnik uncovered while writing “Minnie’s Potatoes.” The historical romance novel will be available at Doyle’s on Hyde Road, Clark Lake in March, or can be downloaded to...
As you know, Clark Lake’s Laurice LaZebnik is a published author. She and her husband, Bob, live in the remarkable log home that graces Kentucky Point. Her soon to be released novel, Minnie’s Potatoes, is an historical narrative based on the life of her...
by Laurice LaZebnick Note: Laurie is one of Clark Lake’s published authors. Stay tuned–her latest book, Minnie’s Potatoes, is coming soon. Watch this website for details! Today the folks who make me feel safe in my world are coming to celebrate...
It first happened Sunday, September 27, 2015, the night of the Blood Moon. While many around Clark Lake were gazing upward observing the astronomical phenomenon, a darker aberration was occurring. As if to say there was a morsel of truth to what are largely regarded...
by Bill Leutz During the 9½ years I lived in Norway, I collected many books of that area. Included in this collection were a number of 19th-century English travel, hunting, and fishing diaries, as well as a fair collection of Norwegian folktales. This story attempts...
by Rick Belcher Eons ago the State of Michigan gave Jackson the choice of being home of the state prison or the University of Michigan. The city fathers chose the prison under the theory that you would never run out of potential clients. So the Wolverines had to make...
by Rick Belcher Having a bad day? Maybe, maybe not. My radio career had just taken a step forward—I was now the operations manager/program director at WSGW, Saginaw-Bay City-Midland. I also hosted a full service morning show 6 to 10 am that consisted of news, weather,...
By Rick Belcher Many kids growing up struggle to find what kind of work they want to do. I am grateful to say that I never had that problem. From very early on I was fascinated with radio. When in the first grade, I started the day listening to what my mother...
This is a true tale, written by Rick Belcher who lives at Clark Lake. He grew up in Toledo, attending elementary and high school there. He spent every summer at the most wonderful place in the world–the lake. When I was growing up, Christmas was always the...
Ironically this Tale is about tails–dogs at Clark Lake that have an interesting story to tell. This story is by our own Laurice LaZebnik, who lives with her husband, Bob, on Kentucky Point. The story you’re about to read has some local historical and...
