Becoming an incredible parent takes a lot of work and knowledge. And most of the best advice comes from other parents and peers. Tomorrow evening the Copper Country Intermediate School District and the Portage Lake District Library will invite parents at all stages to meet at the library for a parent café. …
Read More »Michigan Technological University College of Computing Names Yu Cai as New Associate Dean
Michigan Technological University College of Computing names a new associate dean of the college. Applied Computing Professor Yu Cai has been selected as the new associate dean for the College of Computing Yu Cai will take on the role effective August 1st ahead of the fall semester. In the associate dean role, Cai will provide oversight …
Read More »Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center Launches Website for the Walking Together: Finding Common Ground Exhibit
The Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center at North Michigan University launches a website extending the reach of the Walking Together: Finding Common Ground Exhibit. The website, named in companion with the traveling exhibit, shares the stories of indigenous communities in the Upper Peninsula and Midwest, including the experiences attending Native American …
Read More »CCISD CTE Celebrates Student Joining Great Lakes Sound and Vibration in the Fall for Work Based Learning
CCISD Career and Technical Education announces a significant program milestone after a student signs a letter of intent with Great Lakes Sound and Vibration. Recently home-school student Baron Colbert signed a nonbinding letter of intent to join Great Lakes Sound and Vibration as a second-year CTE Work Based Learning student. The …
Read More »Northbound Sidewalk Closing On the Portage Lake Lift Bridge While Elevator Work Takes Place
The Northbound sidewalk on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge will close to pedestrian traffic today while MDOT crews complete elevator replacement work. Starting today, and continuing through June, the Portage Lake Lift Bridge northbound sidewalk will close, and a pedestrian detour set up. The repair is part of a 4.3 million dollar …
Read More »MDOT Starts M-95 Project Today in Kingsford
MDOT will begin a 2.2 million dollar project to rebuild a section of M-95 from Hamilton Avenue and Woodward Avenue in Kingsford and Iron Mountain. The project will complete work over a 0.2-mile stretch for asphalt rebuilding, water main, storm and sanitary sewer work, and construction of sidewalk and concrete …
Read More »Houghton Wins Inaugural Bostwick Tourney – Sunday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School At the first John Bostwick Memorial Baseball Tournament at Houghton Saturday… • Houghton got past Westwood 5-3 in the first semifinal. • Hancock blanked Calumet 10-0 in the second semifinal. • The Gremlins used a late surge to defeat …
Read More »Copper Country Today – May 19, 2024
On this week’s Copper Country Today: Host Todd VanDyke talks with meteorologist Matt Zika from the National Weather Service office in Marquette about what happened last winter, the prognosis for summer, and severe storm preparedness. Hear the discussion here. Houghton City Manager Eric Waara joins host Todd VanDyke with an …
Read More »Tigers Offense Wakes in Rout of Diamondbacks – Saturday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In baseball yesterday…• Jeffers defeated Ironwood 4-2.• Lake Linden-Hubbell v Ontonagon – no report• L’Anse split a twinbill against Ewen-Trout Creek, dropping the first game 6-5, and winning the nightcap 1-0. Houghton’s baseball field will be dedicated to the …
Read More »Several Summer Youth Program Scholarships with Michigan Tech’s Center for Educational Outreach
Summertime can include some fun experiences while also learning a little. This summer the Michigan Tech Summer Youth Program will have several scholarships available for local middle school and high school students. The scholarships available to Upper Peninsula students include the Junior Women in Engineering, National Summer Transportation Institute, Women in …
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