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Hancock School District Takes On COVID-19

Hancock School Superintendent Steve Patchin reports his district is ramping up cleaning procedures, in an effort to slow the spread of the COVID-19 Virus. Patchin stated extra staff will be brought in to sanitize classrooms on a daily basis, and will add additional hand sanitizer dispensers throughout the schools hallways. …

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Honorary Consul Of Finland Assists Finnish Citizens

If you’re a Finnish citizen residing in the Upper Peninsula, and you have concerns regarding the recently enacted European Travel ban, you can contact James Kurtti, the Honorary Consul of Finland for the U.P. Mr. Kurtti can provide assistance for Finnish citizens who are temporarily abroad, with contacting local authorities, …

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Governor Whitmer Announces K-12 School Closings

Michigan now has ten more confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s total cases to 12. In response to the latest developments, Governor Whitmer has announced the closure of all K-12 schools in Michigan, beginning Monday, March 16th, through Sunday, April 5th. Schools are set to reopen on Monday, April …

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Finlandia Takes Tough Stance Against COVID-19

Finlandia University has taken measures to slow the spread of COVID-19. Starting today, the university has begun closing Finlandia Hall. Students are being asked to be off campus by 5pm Tuesday, the 17th. Visitation from Guests is also suspended. Face-to-face classes, as well as labs and clinicals are also cancelled. …

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Attendance For High School Basketball Restricted

Here is the latest update from the Michigan High School Athletic Association, in regards to games this weekend. Attendance for all remaining high school basketball games, including tonight’s Girl’s Regional final between L’Anse and Baraga, will be limited to parents, guardians and essential personnel. Further announcements will be made on …

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Coronavirus Gains Momentum

The Coronavirus situation, sadly is gaining momentum. To date, confirmed cases in the U.S. have topped 1,200 with 37 deaths. Michigan, has two known cases. Michigan Tech, along with other schools throughout the country, are switching to online coursework, once students return from Spring Break. President Trump has suspended travel …

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U.P. Energy Task Force Meets This Friday

The U.P. Energy Task Force will be meeting this Friday to review the final technical report and will also discuss a draft of the panel’s recommendations for propane availability in the U.P.  The public is encouraged to come and comment on the report. Those who wish to give feedback, but …

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