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Houghton Softball Sweeps LL-H – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school softball yesterday…• Houghton took two games from Lake Linden-Hubbell, 7-2 and 10-9. In the opener, Estella Soumis struck out 15 to earn the win. Clea Ollenkato had three hits, including a home run. Kenzie Collard also …

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Parade of Nations Logo Contest Ends Next Week

Not long ago the Parade of Nations Organizers announced the start of the annual essay contest. But soon another Parade of Nations contest will wrap up. The Parade of Nations will continue accepting submissions for the annual parade logo contest until next Tuesday. This year the Parade of nations will use the theme of Holidays from around the World. The theme …

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MI-TRALE Accepting New and Renewing Members

Local ORV trail clubs rely on membership dues, donations, and state funds to support various maintenance projects throughout the year. Currently, MI-Trale will accept new members and membership renewals for 2024. MI-TRALE members play key roles within the group beyond just becoming a member of the club. Many members will dedicate some amount of time …

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NMU and SVSU Partner on the BRIDGE UP Program to Address Mental Health Services and Education Opportunities

Northern Michigan University and Saginaw Valley State University have teamed up to enhance behavioral health care in the Upper Peninsula through education opportunities for nursing students. Through BRIDGE UP Saginaw Valley State and Northern Michigan University will offer psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner training for 31 individuals in the region. The program …

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Mary Jennings Stepping Down as Director for the Rozsa Center, Will Begin Search in May

Michigan Tech Rozsa Center Director Mary Jennings will step down effective May 1st. Jennings recently accepted a new role as the Executive Director of the Grand Rapids Ballet. During her tenure, Jennings’ service to the Rozsa Center included implementing the pay as you are able ticketing program to make the …

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Houghton Moves the Capital Improvement Plan and Master Plan Forward to the City Council

Houghton’s planning commission moves two important city plans forward to the council. Houghton’s planning commission thoroughly reviewed the city’s capital improvement plan and master plan ahead of moving both to the city council after over a year of work. Capital improvement plans act as a sort of guide to Houghton’s project plans for amenities and infrastructure for …

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Construction Ramping Up on the New East Hall at Michigan Tech

Construction crews continue progress erect Michigan Tech’s new East Hall. The new residence hall for Michigan Tech’s growing student population will pick up the pace of work as the construction season ramps up with warmer weather and sunnier days. During this time the Prince’s Point Trail will close for May, and the university will begin changing …

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Baraga County Chamber of Commerce Welcomes a New Business Owner, and Celebrate Skipper’s Grand Re-opening

Skipper’s Bar and Grill in L’Anse has new ownership. Last Friday the Baraga County Chamber of Commerce helped new owner Courtney Klug celebrate her new venture into the restaurant business with an official grand reopening and ribbon cutting.  Skipper’s Bar and Grill has re-opened with grand reviews for excellent food and superior service. The bar and …

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Kempainens Preliminary Exams Set for End of May

A May hearing date has been set for the two individuals accused of the murder of Alvin Kempainen in Hancock Township. Jacob Kempainen and Margaret Kempainen, both of Harland, Wisconsin, have had preliminary exams scheduled in the 97th district court for May 31st.  Prosecutor Dan Helmer and defense representatives asked …

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Hancock Planning Commission Sets Zoning Update Public Hearing, Moves May Meeting Date

Hancock’s planning commission will set a public hearing in May to consider map updates in the city’s zoning. Hancock will consider three amendments dealing with updating the zoning map in the areas of the former Finlandia University campus, M-203, and Cliff Drive. What I’ve been involved with this whole process is the fact that you don’t rezone just for …

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