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Markkanen Meets With Residents In Calumet

Lansing is a long way from the Copper Country which is why it’s important for our representatives to make sure they are accessible to the local public. State Representative Greg Markkanen held an office hour at Keweenaw Coffee Works on Friday to hear what local residents had on their mind. …

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Tigers, Brewers Fall – Monday Sports Wrap

High School In high school baseball this afternoon, weather permitting… – Jeffers plays at Hancock. Pregame coverage of the doubleheader begins at 3:40 on KBear 102.3 and KBear102.com. – Lake Linden-Hubbell plays at Houghton. In softball, Lake Linden-Hubbell plays at Calumet. Finlandia The Finlandia University baseball team lost to Wisconsin-Platteville …

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Brewers Hold On for Win – Sunday Sports Wrap

Finlandia The Finlandia University baseball team will play a single game at Wisconsin-Platteville this afternoon. MLB The Detroit Tigers’ game against the White Sox in Chicago was rained out yesterday. It will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader on July 3rd. The Tigers wrap up that series …

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LL-H Baseball Debuts with DH Loss – Saturday Sports Wrap

High School In high school baseball yesterday afternoon… – L’Anse swept its doubleheader against Lake Linden-Hubbell, winning the first game 21-3 in four innings, and taking the second contest 12-4. The Purple Hornets took control of the opener with an 11-run second inning. The top four in the L’Anse batting …

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Copper Country ISD Ranked #1 In The State

The following press release was issued by the Copper Country ISD. A ranking of the top school districts in Michigan for 2019 was released by BackgroundChecks.org. The rankings were determined by assessing scholastic and financial metrics, including student-to-teacher ratios, standardized test scores, teacher quality, graduation rate and school funding. Information …

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Using Old Mines For Energy Storage

A team of Michigan Tech professors and students are working with Upper Peninsula lawmakers and energy experts on the problem of storing large quantities of energy–and the solution may literally be right below our feet. The MTU Social Sciences Department gave a special presentation Friday called “Liabilities into Assets: Enhancing …

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