Escanaba

[es-kuh-nah-buh]

noun

1. a city in NW Michigan, in the Upper Peninsula.

Example Sentences

The series has a funny story about how Ryan Reynolds inspired the song “How ’Bout We Take Our Pants Off and Relax?,” audio of Daniels performing three characters from his play “Escanaba in da Moonlight” and him thinking out loud whether Jesus was a stoner.

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Tom Prestby, Wisconsin conservation manager at Audubon Great Lakes, which works to protect birds across the region, told Wisconsin Public Radio that the bird headed to Escanaba, Michigan, after landing in Green Bay on July 26, but that it returned to Green Bay on Saturday.

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The search included air crews and the Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba, along with U.S.

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The Billerud Paper Mill in Escanaba reopened Monday, following a deep cleaning recommended by public health authorities and experts, the company said.

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Nearly $200 million in grant funding will be set aside for upgrades at the Escanaba Mill, located in the Upper Peninsula and operated by Swedish paper producer Billerud.

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