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Houghton P.D. Seeks Public Comment Toward Accreditation

Earning accreditation as  a police department is a major step toward assuring the local community that officers are well trained and ready to respond to an emergency. Later this week the city of Houghton’s police department will seek public comment, for the department becoming officially accredited. City of Houghton Police …

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Tigers Fall to Marlins – Monday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. MLB The Tigers couldn’t hold an early four-run lead, and fell to the Marlins 8-6 yesterday. Detroit’s early outburst included a two-run double by Miguel Cabrera, who was making his final appearance in the city where his major league career began. …

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55 Cyclists Arrive in Town Later Today for Tour Da Yoop, Eh!

Between Ironwood and Houghton lies 128 miles, just over 4,000 feet of elevation change. Not to mention the grueling, rolling porcupine mountains in between them. Later today fifty five cyclists will end the third day of the twelve hundred mile round trip around the Upper Peninsula, dubbed Tour Da Yoop …

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Copper Country Today – July 30, 2023

On this week’s Copper Country Today program: Halfway through the downtown Houghton parking deck project, City Manager Eric Waara stopped by with an update for host Todd VanDyke. Listen to the conversation here. Ginny Hemmer and Doug McKenzie of the Copper Country Recycling Initiative talked with host Todd VanDyke about …

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Fast Pitch Softball Playoffs Conclude Today – Saturday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. MLB The Tigers’ comeback fell short last night, in a 6-5 loss to the Marlins. Miami scored four early runs off Reese Olson, who hung in through the sixth inning. Detroit fought back, and Nick Maton’s two-run double in the top …

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Ottawa NF Seeking Public Comment on Wild Rice Access Project

The Ottawa National Forest will move into the next phase of the U.S Forest Service’s Wild Rice Access Project. The national forest has invited members of the public to participate in public comment and the planning of the project within the Watersmeet Ranger District. The scope of the project will …

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Let’s Rebuild Community Calling on a Community of Volunteers for Worksites Tomorrow

Let’s Rebuild Community is calling the Copper Country’s community of volunteers for some help tomorrow in the Chassell area. Let’s Rebuild Community is a program that seeks to assist  the elderly, veterans, and low income households keep their homes safe. Tomorrow a group of volunteers will meet at Faith Lutheran …

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Hancock Library’s used Book Sale will Support Updates for the new Young Children’s Room

Just because summer is almost over doesn’t mean there isn’t enough time to pick up another book to read before school starts. August 4th and 5th, the Hancock Schools Library will host its annual Used Book sale, offering students and local a chance to pick up and own their favorite …

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