Mullett Lake News

It's been a year since 31-year-old Michael J. Bunker II left prison and first sunk his hands into Saginaw's soil in pursuit of his jailhouse vision: To plant 1,500 white pine trees on neglected lots throughout the city.

Imagine Homer Simpson watching television during a UFO Traffic Report. As the host says "star-like" or "distant sphere" it's followed by Homer's response from the couch as he munches on a pound of six-month-old butter he found behind the refrigerator.

A Michigan witness driving along N. Straits Highway near Topinabee became scared after watching "a dull-looking metallic object with a rectangular shape" with eight bluish-white lights silently hovering just above nearby trees, according to September 25, 2011, testimony from the Mutual UFO Network witness reporting database.

On Saturday, Aug. 20, Sturgeon for Tomorrow and researchers from Michigan State University and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources released approximately 2,800 fingerling sturgeon into Black Lake A saving the rest for Mullett Lake.