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Animal Welfare Fund Provides $155,500 to Local Animal Shelters

Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) State Veterinarian Dr. James Averill announced the Michigan Companion Animal Welfare Fund check-off will fund projects totaling over $155,500 for 26 registered shelters in 2015. The Michigan Animal Welfare fund was established under Public Act 132 of 2007 as a tax check-off …

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Job Seekers Meet Face To Face With Employers At Keweenaw Job Fair

In today’s tough employment market…job seekers need all the help they can get.  That’s why Finlandia University teamed up with Michigan Works! and the Finlandia CEO club to host the 2nd Annual Keweenaw Job Fair. With 38 potential employers looking to hire, Michigan Works! Megan Van Karsen says this is …

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Coffee With A Cop In Mohawk

For a lot of people, the only time they talk to a police officer is in a situation that involves showing their drivers license, registration and proof of insurance. But it’s law enforcement’s mission to protect and serve.  So to help bridge that gap, officers from the Michigan State Police …

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U.P. Man Sentenced For Abusing His 4-Month Old Child

A Dickinson County man is headed to prison after being sentenced twenty-three months to ten years for child abuse. 27-year old Ryan Barr was convicted of second degree child abuse in front of another child. Barr address Judge Mary Barglind in court. Judge Barglind said the report shows there were …

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State Gambling Revenues Down

State revenues earned from various forms of legalized gambling has declined in recent years, in part because of increased competition. That’s according to a report from the Nelson Rockefeller Institute of Government at the State University of New York. The report said 47 states allow some form of legal gambling …

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Highway Spring Cleanup Beginning

Spring cleaning begins Saturday for highway roadsides in lower Michigan. The Michigan Department of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway program will begin its 25th year when volunteers head out to pick up litter from April 11 to 19, the first of three scheduled pickups this year. Due to snow still on the ground, …

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U of M Team Says They Have A Car That Can Get 1,500 MPG’s

A team of University of Michigan students is aiming for a fuel economy of thousands of miles to the gallon in a torpedo-shaped one-seater powered by a lawnmower engine. The U of M Supermileage Team will compete in the Shell Eco-marathon, held for the first time in Detroit April 9-12. …

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Couple Grieves After DNR Officer Shoots Their Pet Pig

A Marquette couple is grieving after learning that an officer from the Department of Natural Resources shot and killed their pet pig. Ely Township residents Tony Gervasi and Brandy Savelle were raising Caesar, a miniature pig, along with two dogs. “He just instantly became one of us, cuddled, slept in …

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