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Western Upper Peninsula Health Department Considering Proposed Upper Peninsula Environmental Health Codes

The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department hopes to move forward on the proposed Upper Peninsula Environmental Health Code soon. The department is seeking to approve the same proposal already adopted by several other Upper Peninsula health departments. WUPHD last updated environmental health codes for the western Upper Peninsula back in …

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Michigan Tech Launches Task Force to Review the University’s Active Shooter Procedures

In the wake of the recent campus shooting at Michigan State University that killed three students, Michigan Tech will launch a task force to review the university’s emergency safety procedures pertaining to an active shooter. The Task Force is expected to report their findings and recommendations to the school’s administration …

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Houghton Residents Report General Satisfaction with City

Houghton residents seem to be very satisfied with the progress the city has made over the past five years.  At a special meeting of the planning commission last night, Houghton City Intern Stephanie Franco presented the results of the recent  Quality of Life survey. Franco’s Michigan Tech advisor, Dr. Junhong …

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Houghton to Consider Variance for Proposed Dunkin’ Doughnuts

Tonight’s Houghton City Council meeting will be preceded by a meeting of the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.  The board will consider a request for setback variances for the parcel on Memorial Drive which, for many years, was the home of the Hardee’s restaurant. Dairyland Operations, LLC, plans to demolish …

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Snow Provides Boost to Trails

Snowmobile trail grooming has resumed in many areas of the western Upper Peninsula, following the recent snowfall. In the Keweenaw, totals early this week ranged from 4 inches in Herman and Watton to 8 inches in Kearsarge. VisitKeweenaw reports that Trail 133 still needs more snow for grooming to resume. …

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MTU Spring Career Fair Today

Michigan Tech’s Spring 2023 Career Fair will be held today at the SDC. Hundreds of companies and recruiters are in town to try to find new employees among Tech’s upcoming graduates. The fair will run from noon until 5:00. Because of the activity, the SDC multipurpose room and racquetball courts …

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Bartle Sweeps C2C Women’s Hoops Honors – Wednesday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlights scores for more game details. High School In boys high school basketball last evening…• Houghton edged Lake Linden-Hubbell 59-57. Matthew Len from the Lakes led all scorers with 24 points.• Hancock lost to Republic-Michigamme 54-40.• Ewen-Trout Creek outscored Bessemer 60-34. In girls action last evening…• Calumet …

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Tomorrow is National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day

Tomorrow is National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day. The day was established in 2017 to highlight the work done by school bus drivers to get kids safely to and from school each day. In the Keweenaw Peninsula driving school buses can come with extra safety precautions with loads of snow …

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Train with a Real Dog Team at Volunteer Training on Friday

Just in time for Copper Dog next week, the Copper Country has been blanketed by some snow. And just in time for volunteer training this weekend. Race organizers encourage all volunteers attend training especially first timers. Volunteers play a key role to the function of the Copper Dog races, and …

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Seasonal Load Limits Suspended as Cold Weather Returns

Copper Country truckers can return to the roads with full weight this morning.  Seasonal load restrictions, which went into effect last week, were temporarily suspended yesterday. Temperatures back at seasonal levels should reverse the ground frost thaw that had forced load limits to be implemented weeks ahead of the usual …

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