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Local History Smackdown Taking Place Thursday

Are you looking for a night of fast-paced local history competition? Eager to find out what area teenagers know about the Copper Country, past and present? Come to the Calumet Theatre on Thursday, April 25, 2019, and cheer on the high school students vying for the Local History Smackdown trophy! …

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Blood Drives Scheduled To Address Shortage

A critical need for blood continues in the Upper Peninsula as the UPHS Regional Blood Center is experiencing shortages of O-negative, A-negative and B-positive blood types. A series of blood drives are being held to help with the shortage. Three of those blood drives will be held in the Copper …

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Many UP Roadside Parks Opening This Week

Many of the roadside parks operated by the Michigan Department of Transportation in the Upper Peninsula will reopen Thursday.  However, a few will remain closed until later in the spring due to weather conditions. MDOT plans to reopen these parks in mid-May, weather permitting, unless otherwise noted: Alger County              – …

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Prison Employee Charged With Supplying Drugs To Inmates

A prison employee is facing drug charges for allegedly attempted to smuggle drugs into the Kincheloe prison for inmates. 29-year-old James Thomas Parr was arraigned in 91st District Court on Monday. Detectives from the Michigan State Police Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team East arrested the Michigan Department of Corrections employee …

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Obituary: Albert Anderson

Albert E. Anderson, 98, a resident of Boston Road, passed away on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at the Houghton County Medical Care Facility. He was born on November 3, 1920 in Osceola Location to Andrew and Maria (Kumara) Anderson. He attended the local schools. Albert served in the United States …

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