CALUMET, Mich. – Aspirus at Home Registered Nurse, Pamela Aho, received special recognition recently for the “loving care” she provided for Calumet resident Beverly Holman. The Aspirus Hero program is a way for patients and families to say thank you for the care they received by an Aspirus provider, employee, …
Read More »Parade of Confections Fundraiser Friday
Looking for a special treat? Come out for the Parade of Confections fundraiser where there will be a live auction of decadent gourmet desserts. The Parade of Confections is an annual fundraiser for the Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock and will take place this Friday from 6-9pm at …
Read More »Weather Taking Its Toll On Snowmobile Challenge
The SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge brings together student engineers to see who can build the best performing snowmobile while reducing emissions and noise. A record number of teams are taking part in the weeklong competition being held at Michigan Tech’s Keweenaw Research Center. Meldrum-030817-1 Keweenaw Research Center Executive Director Jay …
Read More »Kings Advance, Gremlins and Jets Fall – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school girls regional semifinal basketball play last night… – Kenzie Wilkinson’s put-back of Natalie Ryckman’s missed three-point attempt at the buzzer gave Kalkaska 58-57 a victory over Houghton. The Gremlins opened up an early 11-point lead, but …
Read More »Trial Scheduled For School Lock-Down Suspect
The case against an Atlantic Mine man who caused a lock-down at an elementary school last November may be headed to trial. 30-year-old Niles Nathan Rothenberger appeared in Houghton County Circuit Court Monday for a pretrial. He has pled Not Guilty to the high court misdemeanor charge of possession of …
Read More »Motion To Toss Out Evidence In Drug Bust Denied
A motion to toss out a search warrant in a heroin case has been denied. 38-year-old Fountaine Gordon of Chicago appeared in Houghton County Circuit Court Monday, asking the court to dismiss the case. His attorney argued that there had been no basis for law enforcement to seek a search …
Read More »Break-In Suspect Takes Plea Agreement
A plea agreement has been reached for the alleged look-out for a theft of firearms. 19-year-old Jake Hugall pled guilty to larceny of a firearm for his role in a break-in at a sporting goods store in Hancock last December. The charge is a felony punishable by five years in …
Read More »Plea Agreement Reached In Atlantic Mine Drug Case
A plea agreements has been reached in a drug case from Atlantic Mine. 48-year-old Steven Ruotsala pled guilty to possession of meth–a ten year felony, and possession of the controlled substance Ritalin–a two year felony. Ruotsala was arrested in October at his residence following a drug bust. A 20-year Delivery or …
Read More »Kings, ‘Dogs, Bolts and Panthers Boys Advance – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School On the opening night of the boys high school basketball tournament… – In Class B, Houghton’s season ended with a 63-55 loss to Kingsford. – In Class C, Hancock eliminated Ironwood 61-51. Calumet advanced with a 53-25 victory over …
Read More »Pilot Project at Michigan Tech Leads to Federal Regulation Changes
By Jennifer Donovan, Director of News & Media Relations University Marketing & Communications Michigan Technological University Michigan Technological University participated in a national pilot project that helped the federal government revise its regulations to make a major reduction in the number of federal certification forms and the administrative follow-up paperwork …
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