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PETS: Fireworks and dogs: what if your dog becomes lost? This article will help you create a plan. Jodi Clock of Clock's Timeless Pets has answers and advice here.

THE ARTS: Artist/author Gary Scott Beatty's new action thriller story begins August 4. Find out how to follow along and see if madness a way to survive a zombie apocalypse.

LAKESHORE STAR GAZER: This month: interesting sights for sky watchers including some of the best views of the Milky Way. MCC Astronomer Jonathan Truax is your guide.

BUSTER KEATON: In Convict 13 (1920), Buster is dangerously misunderstood by the police, mistaken for an escaped prisoner and scheduled to hang! Enjoy the film online here.

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EVENTS: Summer in the White Lake Area is filled with sunshine, celebration, and unforgettable memories. Check out this guide to exciting summer events!

SENIORS: Am I going to be able to afford this funeral? End of life expert Jodi Clock has answers and advice (Don't pay for what you don't need) in this important article.

THE ARTS: Two of artist/author Gary Scott Beatty's newest, limited print books are now online to buy. Have a look at the creepy, cosmic collection called "Gods of Aazurn!"

LAKESHORE STAR GAZER: This month the summer Milky Way stretches across the sky! Plus: five naked eye planets. MCC Astronomer Jonathan Truax is your guide.

BUSTER KEATON: Buster’s film Cops (1922) is about a man who can not win, even though his intentions are good. He's pursued by hundreds of policemen! Enjoy the film online here.

CARTOONS: Once color came to animation, cartoon artists loved illustrating with bright flowers, blue skies, butterflies, and cute animals. See two of 1933's best here!

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