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Keweenaw Jiu-Jitsu A Hit

A martial arts school is quickly gaining attention in Houghton. Jiu jitsu is a Japanese martial art and a method of close combat that uses the opponent’s force against themselves rather than confronting with one’s own force. Keweenaw Jiu-Jitsu Owner/Head Coach Stan Myaskovskiy said, “The big thing about jiu jitsu really is that …

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Quincy Smelter Tours Begin Saturday

With the arrival of summer, tours of the Quincy Smelter are set to begin. The first tour will take place Saturday, giving visitors a unique opportunity to see an intact early 20th century copper smelter. Tour guides will lead people through the buildings of the former Quincy Mining Co. where …

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Michigan Tech Hosting Robotics Workshop

Michigan Tech’s Department of Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics is hosting high school students from Houghton, Calumet and Lake Linden at a Robotics Machining Workshop this week. The students are members of FIRST Robotics competition teams. Building a competition robot is a complex undertaking requiring electro-mechanical design, computer modeling, creating machining prints, …

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Downtown Houghton Farmers Market Opens Today

The Downtown Houghton Farmers Market returns for its second season. The market will be held every Tuesday next to the Portage Lake District Library. Please note the new times for the market—3-6pm. Shop for fresh, local produce and enjoy live music from Steve Jones and the Garden City Hot Club. …

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Register For Pastyfest Parade Today

Besides eating a delicious pasty, the best thing about Pastyfest may be the parade! Pastyfest begins at noon this Saturday, with the parade scheduled to step off at its new time—2pm. Participants will line up on Mine Street facing the 6th Street Extension starting at 12:30. Main Street Calumet Executive …

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U.P. Blood Levels At Critical Low

There is a critical need for several blood types in the Copper Country. The U.P. Regional Blood Center says supplies are critically low of A- and O+. Plus, supplies of B+, B negative, AB+ and O+ are below optimal levels. To help meet the need for blood, they are holding …

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