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Rain Dampens, but Doesn’t Douse, Baraga Lake Trout Fest

Rain forced a location change at Saturday’s Baraga County Lake Trout Festival, but didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of those who attended.  Residents crowded into Meadowbrook Arena. Kids enjoyed two large inflatables, and sang karaoke in the lobby. Adults browsed the craft fair, enjoyed good food, and also got to meet …

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UPHS-Marquette Nurses OK Contract

Registered nurses at the Upper Peninsula’s largest hospital have ratified a new labor agreement. Officials with UP Health System-Marquette and the Michigan Nurses Association confirmed the vote Saturday. The previous labor agreement had expired June 1, and the new contract will be retroactive to that date. According to the joint …

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Downsized Pine Mountain Music Festival Arrives

A scaled-back Pine Mountain Music Festival begins this week. This year’s theme is “Stories in Music.” In contrast to previous years, when the festival included symphony concerts, opera productions and high-profile guests, this year’s events are much more limited. The Bergonzi Trio will return for its annual visit, with a …

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Skubal Falters as Tigers Blanked – Monday Sports Wrap

Fast Pitch Softball The Copper Country Women’s Fast Pitch Softball League begins play this evening. • At the Bone Yard in Lake Linden, Superior Service takes on Northern Michigan Land Brokers at 5:30, and Crush faces JB’s at 7:15. • At the Chassell Field, REL plays Superior National Bank at …

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Seasons End for Gremlins, Jets Baseball; Bulldogs Softball – Sunday Sports Wrap

High School In baseball… • Houghton’s season ended with a 7-3 loss to Standish-Sterling in the Division Three regional championship game Saturday at Harbor Springs. It was the only loss the Gremlins suffered this season. • Jeffers’ campaign concluded Saturday with a 6-4 loss to Johannesburg-Lewiston in the Division Four …

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Copper Country Today – June 12, 2022

On this week’s Copper Country Today… • Don Severa and Mel Jones from the Keweenaw County Historical Society talk with host Todd VanDyke about the rich history of that region, and outline their summer Adventures in History programs. Hear the discussion here. • Curt Webb and Cynthia Hodges from the …

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HS Baseball, Softball Regionals Conclude Today – Saturday Sports Wrap

High School High school baseball regional championship games will be played today… • In Division Three, Houghton will face Standish-Sterling at 10:00 at Harbor Springs. Coverage will begin at 9:40 on the Voice of the Gremlins, 97.7 The Wolf. There is rain in the forecast for Harbor Springs, but hopefully …

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Lift Bridge Alerts Up and Running on Twitter

As summer begins in the Copper Country, comes an increase in activity on the roads. Especially by those traveling north through Hancock, Calumet or up to Keweenaw County. Everyone in the area can understand the frustration of getting stuck at the bridge while ships or construction require it to go …

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MTU Aging, Cognition and Action Lab Seeking Research Participants

Michigan Tech’s Aging, Cognition, and Action Lab is working on Parkinson’s disease research. As a part of their investigative research, the team is seeking healthy older adults to participate in a study. As well as those with Parkinson’s, as researchers investigate the validity of a new web base application for …

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Lake Cruises Return to the Keweenaw Today

UPDATE: The Ocean Navigator arrived in Houghton at 7:15 Friday morning. The first cruise ship of the summer will arrive in Houghton today (Friday). American Queen Voyage’s Ocean Navigator will dock near Roy’s Pasties and Bakery this morning. Around 200 passengers will explore the area until the ship departs at …

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