Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency will distribute 2 million dollars in state grants to fight veteran homelessness in Michigan. Yesterday the MVAA announced they will distribute 2 million dollars to 13 area non–profits located throughout the state, equating to about 150,000 dollars per organization. One of the 13 groups receiving funds …
Read More »National Parks of Lake Superior Will Begin Implementing De-carbonizing Plans in 2024
National Parks of Lake Superior move forward in de-carbonizing the parks. In January 2023 the National Parks Service and National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation announced plans to decarbonize the parks by replacing gasoline-powered vehicles and tools with electronic ones instead. As well as plans to make par facilities and …
Read More »Public Comment on the 2023 Energy Legislation Opens with Virtual Option for Residents
While the state considers changes to the 2023 Energy Legislation, local representatives are encouraging public input. Last year the state passed Public act 233 of 2023, which created a sighting process for renewable energy projects in Michigan by the Public Service Commission. The legislation is scheduled to take effect in …
Read More »Both Tech Hoops Teams End Season in GLIAC Quarterfinals – Thursday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In girls basketball tournament district semifinals last night… • In Division Three, West Iron County ended Calumet’s season 52-42. The Wykons built an early lead, and led by eight at halftime. The Copper Kings narrowed the gap to two …
Read More »Mohawk Man Sentenced to 324 Months in Jail for Distribution of Methamphetamine
A Houghton County man was sentenced to 324 months in jail for his role in the distribution of methamphetamine in the Upper Peninsula. Gregory James Knuuttila of Mohawk was sentenced by the U.S. District Court of West Michigan earlier today by the Honorable Janet T Neff. Knuuttila was sentenced to …
Read More »Michigan Tech Releases Hazard Mitigation Survey for Student Feedback
Michigan Tech University plans to update the institution’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. Recently the university published a survey asking for student feedback on the plan. The survey will help Michigan Tech better understand the concerns and needs of students, as well as help identify mitigation activities that should lessen the impact …
Read More »Feeding America Visiting Ontonagon for the First Time in 2024
Throughout the year Feeding America West Michigan will deliver a semi-truck of food to Ontonagon County. Today will be the first delivery in 2024. This year Feeding America and Copper Shores will bring the mobile food pantry to the region a couple more times than in the past. The mobile …
Read More »Learn Tips for Gardening as the Region Prepares for Spring with Keweenaw Wild Ones
While warm temperatures have been around for a few weeks already. Many gardeners throughout the Keweenaw and Upper Peninsula are getting ready for planting season this spring. There are always many beautiful options to choose from to fill the space in front of the house. But there are some wonderful …
Read More »Tony Nominated Production of My Fair Lady Travels to the Keweenaw for One Night Only
Bringing Broadway to the Keweenaw takes a lot of dedication to the arts and local community. Planning for the beloved musical performance of My Fair Lady coming from the Lincoln Center Theater says Rozsa Director Mary Jennings, to the Rozsa Center’s Stage, took over twelve months. Lerner and Lowe’s Tony-nominated …
Read More »Lakes Advance, Jets Fall in Boys Hoops Regional Semis – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In boys tournament regional semifinals last night…• In Division Three, Jeffers’ fine season ended with a 64-39 loss to Menominee. The Jets close with a record of 23-2. The Maroons will face Elk Rapids for the regional title tomorrow.• …
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