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Santa Returns To Rowe's Furniture During Christmas In Calumet

Santa Claus will once again be the main attraction at this Saturday’s Christmas in Calumet. This time, Santa will be hearing children’s Christmas wishes at Rowe’s Furniture on historic 5th Street from 11am to 1pm. Free horse-drawn wagon rides will again be offered from 11am to 3pm tomorrow. The horses …

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Lights of Love Tree Lit At U.P. Health System–Portage

For years, locals have been lighting the tree at UP Health System- Portage in memory and honor of their loved ones. Portage Health Auxiliary President Barb Worrall says the Lights of Love celebration gives people a chance to donate in the name of a lost friend or family member or …

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Two Dodgeville Residents Injured In Crash

Two people are recovering from injuries sustained in a two-car accident yesterday afternoon. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department investigated the accident which happened at the intersection of Main Street and Paradise Road in Portage Township. Investigators say a Ford pickup truck driven by an 18-year-old Dodgeville man pulled out from …

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$595 Million Paid Out In Faulty Ignition Switch Cases

The General Motors ignition switch compensation fund paid a total compensation of nearly $595 million. Washington Attorney Kenneth Feinberg was in charge of the fund. His firm reports over 90-percent of owners involved in accidents due to a faulty ignition switch accepted offers from GM. All of the 124 death …

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CARE Act Passes State Senate

A measure requiring hospitals give detailed discharge instructions to family caregivers has cleared the Michigan Senate. The bill is called the CARE Act. AARP Michigan is pushing the legislation. The AARP’s Lisa Dedden-Cooper says it would go a long way in helping people with little medical training provide basic care …

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Epipen Legislation Headed to Gov's Desk

Businesses could keep lifesaving epinephrine injectors on hand in case an employee or customer has an allergic reaction, under a bill that’s now bound for the governor. The legislation passed the House in September and cleared the Senate Thursday. The bill’s sponsor, State Representative Lisa Posthumus Lyons, says a business …

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Michigan Tech Team Calls For Curbside Recycling In Houghton

When Waste Management began charging $4 per vehicle to drop off recyclables at their center in Houghton, some say the amount of items brought to the center dropped by as much as 50 percent. So what are Houghton residents supposed to do? A team from Michigan Tech says, “Do what Hancock …

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