The times just seem right to bring back a tradition with firm roots in earlier times — using popcorn for decorations and treats. Stringing popcorn and cranberries, and shaping crunchy popcorn balls to ...
It took more than two years, but Marine City finally has its place in the Guinness Book of World Records. A certificate from the Guinness organization presented to the Marine City Commission ...
With the rise of the maximalist Christmas trend, nearly everything is on the table when it comes to holiday decor this year. Tinsel on trees, decorative paper chains, sequin stockings, and velvet ...
Any day now I will begin the annual holiday ritual of making strings of popcorn to decorate the Christmas tree. While humming a Christmas carol, I will take the package of popcorn out of its plastic ...
Marine City’s first Guinness World Record attempt is finally official. In October 2016, a 1,200-foot string of popcorn stretched across the St. Clair River to Canada. But it wasn’t until last week ...
Life is full of contradictions and so is our Christmas tree. Every year my family puts decorations on the tree that look good enough to eat. Then we spend the early days of the holiday season warning ...
For a brief moment Sunday evening, U.S. and Canada were connected by one really long string of popcorn. The string, which stretched across the 0.7-mile width of the St. Clair River, took off from ...
On Sunday, Oct. 16, if all goes well, a mile-long popcorn string will be strung from across the St. Clair River in Michigan and handed off at 4 p.m. to St. Clair Township Mayor Steve Arnold on the ...
For a brief moment Sunday evening, U.S. and Canada were connected by one really long string of popcorn. The string, which stretched across the 0.7-mile width of the St. Clair River, took off from ...
MARINE CITY, Mich. (AP) - A group of Marine City residents believe they’ve broken the world record for longest string of popcorn during an event aimed to inspire residents to vote. The more-than-365 ...
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