When the Copper Country combines the celebration of St. Urho’s and St. Patrick’s Day this evening, they will be joined by a star of Finnish television. Helsinki native Antti Holma is visiting several countries with a documentary film crew to see how Finnish people in other parts of the world are …
Read More »U.P. Deer Hunting Restrictions Expected To Continue
When the seven commissioners of the Natural Resources Commission meet in April, they will discuss the growth of the U.P. antlerless deer population. Two of the seven NRC commissioners are from the Upper Peninsula. John Matonich is from Bessemer and J.R. Richardson is from Ontonagon. Both men have been closely …
Read More »Four Arrested In Lake Linden Heroin Bust
Four people are in custody following a drug bust in Houghton County Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team conducted an investigation that led to the arrest Thursday of the four suspects related to the delivery of heroin and firearm violations. Over the past several weeks, UPSET Detectives have …
Read More »Finlandia Softball Splits in St. Paul – Friday Sports Wrap
Click on the bold scores for more details. Finlandia University The Finlandia University softball team closed play at the Cobber Classic in St. Paul with another split yesterday. The Lions opened the day with an 11-3 victory over Northland College. Finlandia broke that game open early, scoring twice in the first …
Read More »Michigan Tech To Celebrate World Water Day
Water is the earth’s most precious resource and there’s no place with as much fresh water as the Great Lakes region. But threats to our water abound. World Water Day—being celebrated at Michigan Tech and around the world on March 22nd—will show ways how we can make the most of …
Read More »Transportation Plan Adopted By Hancock City Council
The City of Hancock adopted a non-motorized transportation plan at Wednesday’s meeting of the city council. A presentation on the plan was given earlier in the meeting by Kristen Schmidt, a member of the city’s bike and pedestrian committee. Schmidt said the aim of the plan was to provide a …
Read More »Calumet Looks To Stabilize Old Railroad Depot
The historic buildings in Calumet all tell a story, and most of those stories began t the old railroad depot, built in 1909. The last train departed from the station in 1968 and the building has fallen into disrepair ever since. Calumet Township recently purchased the building for $40,000 to …
Read More »Calumet’s Postives Highlighted At Community Meeting
Moving forward while preserving the past–that’s the goal of community leaders working on the revitalization of Calumet. The public heard an update on those efforts at a community meeting Wednesday. Main Street Calumet Executive Director Leah Polzien said there was a positive tone to the night’s message. Highlights of the …
Read More »Lions Split at Cobber Classic – Thursday Sports Wrap
Click on the bold scores for more details Finlandia University The Finlandia University softball team earned a split in their opening day at the indoor Cobber Classic in St. Paul yesterday. In their first game, the Lions gave up six runs in the second inning, and lost 7-5 to Concordia-Moorhead. In …
Read More »Calumet Township Acquires Old Railroad Depot
Calumet Township is the new owner of the Calumet Railroad Depot building. The depot on the corner of 9th and Oak Streets has been acquired by the township for the purpose of historical preservation. The building will require extensive renovation but ownership by the township will open up opportunities for …
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