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Pistons Fall Again, Despite Ivey’s 32 Points – Tuesday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. College Track Michigan Tech runner Clayton Sayen has been named the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Track Athlete of the Week. The former Houghton Gremlin earned an NCAA provisional qualifying time in the 1500 at the recent Raleigh Relays. NBA The …

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Biennial Lake Superior Youth Symposium in Ashland, WI Starting April 20th

The Biennial Lake Superior Youth Symposium will take place this year at Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin from April 20-23. This program takes place every other year, with this year being the 15th symposium. This is a great opportunity for youths in grades 8-12 to be immersed in Lake Superior …

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Investing in History: Two Lighthouses Will Be Rehabilitated in the U.P.

The Rock of Ages Lighthouse preservation society received a grant with a $23,000 match, totaling a grant of $46,000 to aid in the lighthouse’s restoration. The Rock of Ages lighthouse is 132 ft tall, and is situated on a tiny rock just 3 miles off the coast of Isle Royale. It …

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Hancock Public School Board to vote on reinstating Lake Linden Varsity Hockey Co-op

Though dissolved on March 20, the Lake Linden Schools and Hancock Public Schools Varsity Hockey co-op will be put up to a vote to be reinstated on April 17. The Hancock school board claims they voted to end the co-op due to concerns from the Hancock hockey community. The concerns …

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MPSC Approves UPPCO Rate Hike, Increases “Power Out” Compensation

Electrical rates for many Copper Country residents will be going up. Upper Peninsula Power Company says the increase granted last week by the Michigan Public Service Commission will boost the average residential electric bill by 10.1 percent. The increase will take effect July 1st, and is the first that UPPCO …

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Hancock Planning Commission to Discuss Wind/Solar; City Seeks Board Members

The Hancock City Planning Commission will discuss the new solar and wind power ordinance again at tonight’s meeting. They could vote to advance it to the city council for consideration. The agenda also includes updates about this year’s spring cleanup, and a potential scrap tire collection. The meeting begins at …

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Stanton Township Urges Return of Recreation Questionnaires

Stanton Township officials are reminding residents to return their recreation questionnaires. Forms were recently mailed to residents, asking for input on the township’s park and recreation opportunities. Responses are due April 3rd. If you did not receive a form, or have misplaced yours, check with the township office.

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Marquette Airport Name Change Official

The name change of Marquette’s airport is official – and relatively minor.  Sawyer International Airport will be renamed as Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport.  Airport officials say the name change is part of a full re-branding project, which will include a new logo and color scheme that will complement the new …

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DNR Officers Rescue 14-Year-Old

Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials are reporting the rescue of a 14-year-old boy in West Branch Township last week. The boy was reported missing late Tuesday afternoon in West Branch Township.  Conservation Officer John Kamps and probationary Conservation Officer Steve Sajtar were patrolling nearby and joined the search. They …

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Houghton Softball Romps (Twice) at Spring Swing – Monday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School On day three of the annual Spring Swing Softball Invitational at the Superior Dome yesterday…• L’Anse blanked Newberry 14-0.• Houghton routed Superior Central 12-2, in a game that ended after five innings because of the mercy rule. Stella Suomis …

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