It’s no secret that the education system in the Keweenaw is known for being tech savvy. Students learn at an early age how to combat problems with ecology, utilizing the cyber world and acquiring practical knowledge that they will carry into adulthood. One such program that assists young aspiring pupils …
Read More »Funding Available To Fight Food Insecurity
The Portage Health Foundation is currently accepting requests for funding proposals that will have an impact on community health and wellness while addressing the systemic health needs and risk factors of the broader community. Over the past two years, the foundation has researched the ways in which food insecurities and …
Read More »United States Mint to Launch Quarter Honoring Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
An Upper Peninsula iconic attraction will soon be appearing in pockets and purses everywhere. The United States Mint and the National Park Service will launch the America the Beautiful Quarters Program coin honoring Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore at a ceremony in Munising next Wednesday. The Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore quarter …
Read More »Business Taxpayers Should Be On Alert for W-2 Phishing Scam
LANSING, Mich. – Business taxpayers should be extra alert for cybercriminals attempting to steal W-2 forms and other sensitive information through a phishing scam, according to the Michigan Department of Treasury. In a typical scenario, cybercriminals impersonate persons of authority within a company and send an email to payroll personnel …
Read More »Bulldog Boys Fall to WIC – Thursday Sports Wrap
Click on the blue highlights for additional details. High School In high school boys basketball last night, Hancock lost to West Iron County 51-33. On the boys schedule tonight, the Dollar Bay-Tamarack City v Watersmeet game has been postponed because of weather. No make-up date has been announced. In high …
Read More »Visiting Scholar To Discuss Sami-Church Relations
A leader in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland (ELCF) will offer insights into the relations between the Church and Finland’s indigenous people — the Sami — at a special presentation on Tuesday, February 6 at the Finnish American Heritage Center (FAHC). The Rev. Bror Träskbacka, the coordinator for tourism ministry for …
Read More »Spring Class Line Up For Community Arts Center
Hancock- The Copper Country Community Arts Center announces its spring 2018 art class and program line up. Classes for youth and adults include introduction to clay & beginning wheel II, letterpress printing, working with birch bark, knitting, writing, beading, sewing, watercolor, bookbinding and more are happening February-May 2018. Also listed …
Read More »Task Force Hears Suggestions On What To Do With Stamp Sands
With several governmental agencies joining forces to address what’s considered a growing problem in the Keweenaw…many concerned citizens turned out at last night’s public meeting and offered plenty of input. The task force was assembled to help find a rescue mission for a dwindling fish population near buffalo reef that’s …
Read More »It’s Not Too Late To Get A Flu Shot
MARQUETTE, Mich. – With a particularly dangerous flu season in full swing, state and local healthcare experts and the I Vaccinate campaign are encouraging everyone 6 months and older to get a flu shot as soon as possible. “It’s not too late to get vaccinated and gain the protection that the …
Read More »Randell Scores Twice, as ‘Dogs Outskate Kings – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the blue highlights for additional details. High School In high school hockey last night… – Hancock outskated Calumet 3-1. Teddy Randell scored the Bulldogs’ first two goals, and Alex Nordstrom added a short-handed tally. Dawson Kero made 18 saves to get the win for Hancock. Nick Voelker stopped …
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