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The Nature Conservancy Hosting Two Guided Hikes in the Keweenaw Heartlands

Known as the crossing place the Keweenaw Peninsula has welcomed many visitors to its forests and shores. Soon enough the Nature Conservancy hopes to guide people across a couple of points of interest in the Keweenaw Heartlands. The Nature Conservancy plans to host two guided hikes in the Keweenaw Peninsula …

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Let’s Eat Community Meals Moves to Chassell on Sunday

Around the Copper Country seniors have several community groups focused on full stomachs and quality time spent with others. Let’s Eat Community Meals has served many seniors over the year so far. With Let’s Eat community Meal sites around the region. This Sunday the group plans to meet in Chassell. …

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Hancock Police Report More Bear Sighting in Town

Hancock police warn residents of recent bear sightings in the city. Yesterday the Hancock Police Department shared a video of a bear wandering the backyard of a Hancock residence. The police department requests that homeowners bring in items such as bird feeders, so animals have as little food sources from …

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Tigers Edge Mariners, Call Up Prospects – Friday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB Javier Baez’ two-run homer in the eighth inning boosted the Tigers past the Mariners 2-1 yesterday afternoon. Seattle’s only score came when Alex Faedo walked in a run in the first inning. Kenta Maeda took over in the second, pitched …

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EGLE Highlights Growth of E-Waste Recycling in the Upper Peninsula

Michigan highlights efforts to bring electronic waste recycling to Baraga County. Recently the state completed work to set up an electronic waste recycling collection location in Baraga County with the help of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community. Efforts to bring e-waste recycling to the Upper Peninsula started in 2014 after …

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Gogebic Community College Begins Accepting Post-secondary Credits for Career and Technical Education

Gogebic Community College announces the college will begin accepting post-secondary credit for Career and Technical Education. Recently Gogebic Community College announced it has officially been listed as a partner in the Michigan Statewide Post-secondary Credit agreements for career and technical education. The partnership for the college stems from work with …

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Houghton Awards Mini-Facade Grants, Approves County Jail Site Annexation, and Appoints New Fire Chief

Houghton has officially annexed the future site of the Houghton County Jail. Houghton’s city council officially approved a resolution to annex 19741 Sharon Avenue. Portage Township will need to pass a corresponding resolution to allow the annexation to take place at the state level. Essentially when it gets down to …

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Baddoo’s Walk-Off Single Lifts Tigers – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB Akil Baddoo singled home Parker Meadows in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the Tigers a 3-2 victory over the Mariners last evening. Detroit had tied the game when Kerry Carpenter slugged a two-run homer in the bottom …

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Hiker Dies on Isle Royale of Sudden Medical Complication

A hiker at Isle Royale National Park has died of sudden medical complications. On Monday a 37 year old female hiker near Lake LeSage that experienced a sudden onset medical complication. The hiker’s condition deteriorated and she was unable to walk, lost consciousness and stopped breathing. CPR was administered to …

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Upper Michigan Water Company Restores Service, Precautionary Boil Advisory Remains in Effect

Water system service has been restored to the Mohawk area. Upper Michigan Water Company announces that the water system improvements in Mohawk, Fulton and Seneca have been completed and service has been restored. Customers will need to continue the precautionary boil advisory until test samples show no evidence of bacterial …

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