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Copper Shores Bridges Ontonagon Workshop shares how community leaders can impact local cycles of poverty

The communities of the western upper peninsula are full of hardworking people trying to get by. Living pay to paycheck can become draining, not just on the bank account, but on a person’s physical and mental health too. Over the past couple of years Copper Shores Bridges has worked throughout …

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Hancock Council approves a centralized recreation facility policy document

With Christmas just around the corner, the HBA’s Vice President, Shelly Luccshesi and Treasurer Carol Freeman visited the new city council. Extending an invitation to the council’s returning and new members to join the parade at the Christmas walk. The HBA thanked the city for its support of the event, …

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Hancock Business Association invites the Copper Country, and Santa, to Downtown Hancock

Santa is coming to town next week. After the Copper Country wakes up from its turkey hangover on Thanksgiving Hancock will turn on the town’s Christmas charm. Next Friday the 53rd annual Hancock Christmas Walk will close down Qunicy Street for three hours. There are people all the way along …

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MTU, NMU Advance to GLIAC Volleyball Semis – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School The Hancock High School volleyball team will face Clarkston Everest Collegiate in the Division Four state volleyball semifinals today. The match will be played at noon at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek. Hancock is the only public school to …

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Upper Peninsula Volunteer recognized for work with veterans at the Governor’s Awards

This story was produced by My UP News Correspondent Jessica Goska, find the original story here. At the Governor’s Service Awards ceremony November 14 in Detroit, Lois Westman of Ishpeming received the National Service Impact Award for her more than 20 years of volunteer service helping veterans at the Michigan …

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MSP Wakefield use VR goggles and a driving simulator to educate young drivers

Michigan State Police Wakefield troopers partner with Save a Life Tour to teach young motorists the dangers of texting and driving. Recently the MSP Wakefield post partnered with the Save a Life Toru organization to use a driving simulator and VR goggles while working with students from Bessemer and Wakefield-Marinesco …

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Three people arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon in Three Lakes

Three individuals were arraigned in Baraga County 97th district court for an assault in Three Lakes yesterday. On Sunday at 12:30 am MSP Calumet post troopers responded to an incident in three lakes, at the Bear Paw Inn, where three subjects assaulted two individuals. A firearm was allegedly discharged several …

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Michigan Attorney General reminds residents to look out for utility scams on National Utility Scam Awareness Day

Michigan’s Attorney General’s Office reminds residents to look out for utility scams on National Utility Scam Awareness Day. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessell reissued the office’s consumer alert on utility imposter scams. Nessell says that scammers often use bullying tactics, and threaten to shut off gas or electricity service in …

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Keweenaw Community Foundation seeks response for the Community Impact Survey

The Keweenaw Community Foundation works throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula with various funds and groups to support a thriving community in the Copper Country. But to do so, KCF needs to understand what challenges, needs, and priorities the community has.   Recently the Keweenaw Community Foundation released the organization’s Community Impact …

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Operation Copper Country Active Duty delivers home to service men and women from the Keweenaw Peninsula

The Copper Country’s pride in its people and their military service earns a lot of support throughout the year. And during the holidays delivering a little piece of home to a service member can big a huge uplift to their spirits. With only a week, until the holiday season kicks …

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