The search for Michigan Tech’s next president is now underway. Members of the presidential search committee were announced by the Board of Trustees Friday. The announcement follows the decision by current President Glenn Mroz not to renew his contract and to return to his tenured professor position following the 2017-2018 …
Read More »Michigan’s Leaders Tour Soo Locks
To view the video and original story by ABC-10’s Jerry Taylor, click here. Lawmakers will soon decide the future of the Soo Locks in Sault Ste. Marie. Governor Rick Snyder was among several Michigan leaders who toured the locks last week. “This is about our national economy,” said Gov. Rick …
Read More »Upton Walkoff Powers Tigers Win – Monday Sports Wrap
Click on the bold scores for more details. MLB Justin Upton’s three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth lifted the Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox yesterday. Justin Verlander struggled early for Detroit, and left in the third inning with a tight groin muscle. …
Read More »LL-H Girls Take U.P. Track Title – Sunday Sports Wrap
Click on the bold scores for more details. High School Jared Crow no-hit the Calumet Copper Kings to give the Gladstone a 3-0 district semi-final victory Saturday afternoon at Irontown Field in Negaunee. Robert Hill was almost as good for Calumet, giving up only two hits over his seven innings pitched. …
Read More »Ishpeming, Gogebic Claim Districts – Saturday Sports Wrap
Click on the bold scores for more details. High School Emma Bleau struck out 14 batters, gave up just four hits, and drove in one of Ishpeming’s runs as the Hematites edged L’Anse 2-1 in the Division Four district title game at the Hancock Driving Park Friday. In the three …
Read More »CJ Sullivan Elementary PTO Playground Project – Community Build
Building of the new playground at CJ Sullivan Elementary School in L’Anse is scheduled to take place June 17th. Fundraising for the playground has been taking place all year and now volunteers are needed to help put it all together. Lunch will be provided during this fun-filled family volunteering event…and …
Read More »Discounts Still Available For Early Copperman Registration
COPPER HARBOR, Mich. – Those planning to participate in the 26th annual Aspirus Copperman Triathlon and Duathlon in Copper Harbor Saturday, Aug. 5, still have the chance to register early for a discounted price. Registration fees through the end of Friday, June 2, are $60 for individuals and $140 for …
Read More »HEET Helps Reduce Area Energy Usuage
The use of electricity and natural gas in Houghton County is down compared to two years ago. That’s the word from the Houghton Energy Efficiency Team, who says residential electrical customers are using 13 percent less electricity, while natural gas usage has dropped nearly 16 percent. Those results were achieved …
Read More »VA Medical Center Named One Of The Nation’s Best
IRON MOUNTAIN – On Thursday, May 31, VA Secretary David Shulkin gave a State of the VA briefing at the White House highlighting areas for improvement in serving the nation’s Veterans. Among the issues touched upon included quality of care, aging buildings, access to care, and appointments with community providers. …
Read More »Accident Sends Two To The Hospital
Two Chassell residents were taken to the hospital following a two–vehicle personal injury accident. Deputies from the Houghton County Sheriff’s Department responded to the accident at the intersection of Paradise Road and Massie Road in Chassell around 6:15pm Thursday. 85-year-old Ken Kaiponen was traveling southbound on Paradise Road when he …
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