A building fire remains under investigation in Ironwood. The building, located at the corner of Aurora and Lowell Streets, caught fire on Wednesday claiming two lives, injuring 3 people, and leaving 1 still unaccounted for. Investigators yesterday recovered an unidentified body from inside the building. An autopsy is scheduled to …
Read More »Tech Women Fall, Men Win in OT – Friday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlights for more details. High School In high school girls basketball last night… – Hancock edged Ontonagon 35-32 in overtime. – Calumet outscored Lake Linden-Hubbell 68-39. Brea Johnson led the Copper Kings with 17 points. Laura Lyons scored 17 for the Lakes. – Ewen-Trout Creek doubled up …
Read More »Skiers To Head To Swedetown Gorge
Spring is supposedly right around the corner, with the sounds of birds chirping and water flowing, but until it gets here, there’s still snow on the ground and plenty of opportunity to get out and enjoy it. The Keweenaw Nordic Ski Club is hosting its annual Glide N’ Gorge next …
Read More »Copper Country Mental Health Donates Greenhouse To CCISD
Students in the Copper Country Intermediate School District will learn how to grow their own plants and to produce food in a greenhouse donated by Copper Country Mental Health. The CCISD Community Transition Program has used the structure for the past 15 years at the Rice Memorial Building for their …
Read More »Finn Zone Seeks To Attract Finnish Companies
Forget Silicon Valley–a new partnership between local business organizations and Michigan Tech is helping Finnish based companies to skip the usual method of breaking into the American market. Finn Zone is a partnership consisting of the MTEC SmartZone, Finlandia University, Keweenaw Economic Development Alliance and the Finnish-American Chamber of Commerce, …
Read More »Sturgeon River Bridge Will Remain Closed To Snowmobiles
CHASSELL – Cleanup and restoration operations have been completed at the site of a fuel spill at the Sturgeon River Bridge on Highway 41 south of Chassell, enabling the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to restore traffic to its normal two lanes at noon Tuesday. The spill occurred on Feb. …
Read More »Blue Bolt Boys Remain Unbeaten – Thursday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlights for more details. High School In high school boys basketball last night… – Dollar Bay-Tamarack City remained unbeaten, with a 77-46 win over Hancock – Ewen-Trout Creek defeated Chassell 77-44. On the boys schedule tonight, Lake Linden-Hubbell plays at Houghton, in a game that was postponed …
Read More »Reserve Your Table For Crafting For A Cause
You can still reserve your table for a great crafting event in Calumet that helps victims of domestic violence. Crafting for a Cause takes place this Saturday at the Siskiwit Reception Hall (26070 Pine Street, Calumet) from 10am to 6pm. Proceeds go to support the Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home. …
Read More »Tesla Joins Career Fair Recruiters At Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech students will be shaking hands and passing out resumes today with perspective employers. Spring Career Fair takes this afternoon, bringing hundreds of out-of-town recruiters to meet with the engineers and innovators of tomorrow. Each semester students look forward to this day. This is the day that their years …
Read More »Houghton Reminds Residents Of City’s Water Let-Run Policy
The city of Houghton is notifying residents about their policies to prevent water pipes from freezing. Customers who have experienced a pipe freeze in the past are to contact the city water department (482-1700, cleo@cityofhoughton.com) to notify the city of the date that you start running your water. Customers running …
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