Special elections were held yesterday in some counties in the Copper Country. In Houghton county, the unofficial results are in, and the official results will be reported after a canvass of the election on Thursday. Houghton County had a 14.18% turnout for voters. Below are the results for Houghton and …
Read More »Brewers Fall Late to Rockies – Wednesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School Mother Nature continues to dominate the spring high school athletic season, with competitions canceled indefinitely because of weather and playing conditions. NBA In NBA Tournament conference semifinals yesterday… In the Eastern Conference…• The Knicks trimmed the Heat 111-105. That …
Read More »PHF Graduate Assistantship Applications for Fall 2023 Open at Michigan Tech
The Portage Health Foundation has opened applications for Graduate Assistantships, and are due June 30 at the graduate school at Michigan Tech. The candidates must meet the following requirements, as set by Michigan Tech: Must be a Ph.D. student conducting a research or outreach project that will promote and/or improve …
Read More »Michigan Tech Finalizes Nursing Program and Plans New Dorm Building
The Michigan Technological Board of Trustees officially approved a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program in response to the closing of Finlandia. 6 faculty members and 1 staff member from Finlandia will lead the program. The program will be housed in the Biological Sciences Department. During the same meeting of …
Read More »Election Day in May Around the Copper Country
Across Houghton County, residents will have the ability to vote on various millage renewals. Including a county wide vote on a 1.37 millage renewal over 10 years for road maintenance in the county and seven cities and villages, for the county road commission. There are also individual township road maintenance …
Read More »Keweenaw ATV Club Pre-season Meeting Rescheduled
The Keweenaw ATV Club postponed last night’s pre-season meeting until next Monday, May 8th. The meeting will discuss plans regarding upcoming work on Trail 3 in Dollar Bay and Lake Linden, and beginning to plan out trail maintenance days. Those interested in adopting a trail can pick out sections for …
Read More »$100K in Grants Towards UP Deer Habitat Improvement
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced $100,000 in grants towards Upper Peninsula deer habitat improvement. 12 grants were awarded across 10 of the UP’s 15 counties. The primary goal for each of the projects include producing tangible white-tailed deer habitat improvements, building long term partnerships between the DNR and …
Read More »Prepare for Ticks- Removal and Repellent
Contrary to the current weather, spring and summer are fast approaching, bringing the usual bugs with them. The ‘Bugs and Sun’ presentation held by UP Health System Portage on Friday provided some information on how to keep yourself safe from ticks and the sun. Doctor Keith Wright spoke on identifying …
Read More »Weather Freezes Out High School Sports – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. High School Mother Nature continues to dominate the spring high school athletic season, with competitions canceled indefinitely because of weather and playing conditions. NBA In NBA Tournament conference semifinals yesterday… In the Eastern Conference…• The 76ers outscored the Celtics 119-115. Philly …
Read More »Michigan Tech’s Graduation and Finlandia’s Final Commencement
Michigan Tech held their spring commencement ceremony this last Friday and Saturday. The graduate ceremony was held on Friday afternoon, where 49 PhD’s and 248 masters were awarded. The undergraduate ceremony was held on Saturday morning, where tech awarded about 750 bachelor degrees. Automotive industry leader and Michigan Tech alumna …
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