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Ishpeming Wins First Girls Hoops State Crown – Sunday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School The Ishpeming High School girls basketball team claimed its first state title Saturday, with a decisive 73-54 victory over Kingston. The Hematites fell behind early, and trailed 22-11 at the end of the first quarter. They rallied in the …

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Copper Country Today – March 24, 2024

On this week’s Copper Country Today: Visit Keweenaw Director Brad Barnett talks with host Todd VanDyke about the challenges faced by businesses following a disastrous winter tourism season, and a new effort to make more of the Keweenaw’s attractions handicap accessible. Listen to the conversation here. Host Todd VanDyke welcomes …

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Two Individuals Involved in Domestic Assault Incident in Hancock are Transported to Nearby Hospital for Injuries

Two people were injured in a domestic assault in Hancock early Saturday morning. At 2:40 am the Hancock Police Department was dispatched to the 300 block of Hancock Street for a violent domestic dispute by the MSP Negaunee Dispatch. Officers who responded to the scene located two individuals. Mercy EMS …

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Tech Hockey Claims Mason Cup, Heads to NCAA Tournament – Saturday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. College Hockey The Michigan Tech hockey team is headed to the NCAA tournament, after defeating Bemidji State 2-1 in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association tournament final Friday night. The Beavers grabbed an early lead when Kasper Magnussen scored 14 minutes into …

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Range Lions Host the UPHTTF’s U.P. Communities Unites Against Human Trafficking Program

One of the greatest tools advocates have for addressing human trafficking happens through educating the public on signs and challenges. Tomorrow the Range Lions Club will host the Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force’s UP Community Unities Against Human Trafficking program. The educational program will share with the community the …

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CCSA Spring Ice Show Featuring Two High School Seniors Solo Performances

Throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula, it almost feels like some kids are born on the ice. With so many talented hockey players who have gone on to play at the next level, one might not think often about another incredible and beautiful performance on the ice. Tomorrow and Sunday the Copper …

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US-41/M-28 Roundabout Work Resumes on Monday in Ishpeming

Michigan Department of Transportation crews will get underway working to finish work to build a roundabout in Ishpeming. The US-41/M-28 and Lakeshore Drive roundabout work will resume on Monday. The state transportation department expects work on the 6.4 million dollar project will finish in the Fall. Starting Monday and until …

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MakerFest 2024 Features More than Double the Innovators Tomorrow

The Superior FabLab returns with MakerFest 2024 at Houghton High School tomorrow. The full day of fun will celebrate creativity, innovation, and the community’s spirit. MakersFest immerses attendees in STEM-based creations and offers an opportunity to mingle with local STEM clubs. Tomorrow MakerFest will feature 21 unique innovators, more than …

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The Keweenaw Recognizes the Most Impactful Projects and People in 2023

Among the glitz and glam of award season, one region highlighted those that made a difference in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Last night the Keweenaw community hosted the area’s annual SparkPlug Awards to recognize major projects, impactful community members, and area businesses at the Memorial Union Ballroom on Michigan Tech’s campus. …

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Hancock Approves MDOT Contracts for Work on North and Prospects Streets and Minnesota Street

Hancock’s city council move forward with approving several important items at last night’s March meeting. Hancock will have two large street projects begin this summer repairing North and Prospects streets near the County Fairgrounds. The project will need to start in time says city manager Mary Babcock so that work …

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