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Eles Wins Copperman – Sunday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB The Detroit Tigers scored five runs in the fourth inning, and held on to edge the New York Mets 6-5 Saturday night. Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Miguel Cabrera each drove in two runs with singles in the big inning. Cabrera also doubled …

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Portage Health Foundation Releases Request for Proposals Focused on Mental and Behavioral Health

The Portage Health Foundation (PHF) has undertaken a series of community health forums focused on the topic of mental and behavioral health (including substance abuse). The goals of these forums have been to develop collaborative input, prioritize healthcare needs, and build consensus toward innovative interventions and solutions to address the mental and behavioral …

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Families Explore Science Together At KSEF

Who knew science could be so much fun? The 2nd Annual Keweenaw Science and Engineering Festival has begun, featuring three days of hands-on activities based on science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Most of the events all families to participate with their children, like the Family Engineering Day put on by …

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D.A. Glass America becomes OcuGlass LLC

Calumet, MI – D.A. Glass America, Inc. has announced a change in ownership.  IIWS, Inc. has agreed in principle to acquire 100% of the company and has changed the name to OcuGlass, LLC effective immediately.  Current management will continue to operate the new company as the corporate structure moves forward …

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DNR Sets Open House On Plans For F.J. McLain State Park

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will hold an open house this month to showcase three master plan concepts being considered to replace features lost to Lake Superior wave erosion at F.J. McLain State Park in Houghton County. The 443-acre park is situated between Calumet and Hancock and features two miles …

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