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Calumet, Baraga Win Volleyball Districts – Friday Sports Wrap

High School The Copper Kings celebrate a district title. High school volleyball tournament district champions were crowned last night… • In Division Three, Calumet swept Hancock 3-0 (25-10, 25-5, 25-20). The Copper Kings will face either Manistique or Iron Mountain in the regional semifinals Tuesday at Westwood. Coverage will begin …

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LaBine Picked for One More Year as Mayor of Hancock

Same seats, and new roles. Current mayor Paul LaBine will remain in his position. He was nominated by council member Ron Blau for a one year term. His re-election to the seat of mayor was voted unanimously among the council. Outgoing Mayor Pro Tem John Haeussler nominated Kurt Rickard to …

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Michigan drivers set to catch a break

The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCAA) voted unanimously to grant Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s request to deliver refund checks to every Michigander with auto insurance earlier this week. Changes to Michigan’s insurance laws in 2019 revoked the requirement that unlimited coverage be provided for medical related to automobile accidents. That has …

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Western UP Health Department gets $20,000 grant

The National Association of County and City Health Officials has awarded the Western UP Health Department a $20,000 grant, one of only four given throughout the country. Each award is aimed at bolstering communications with mothers and their families. Sue Kauppi says the WUPHD program will take the form of …

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Gogebic Community College recognized by UP Michigan Works!

If you are looking to transition into manufacturing or health care, and are in need of short term training for a necessary credential, Gogebic Community College is expanding access to solutions that fit your situation. The opportunity is available for both current students or those outside of campus who meet …

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Hancock transforming into Whoville

The Grinch promises to be on his best behavior Friday, November 26th in Hancock. His heart will be three times too large and doling out holiday cheer for the Christmas Walk. Organizer Shelly Lucchesi says the event will run from 5:00 to 7:30 and feature cookie decorating, a judging of …

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Kings, ‘Dogs, Vikes, Jets Advance in Volleyball Tourney – Thursday Sports Wrap

High School High school volleyball tournament district champions will be crowned tonight. In semifinal action last evening… • In Division Three, Calumet breezed past Ishpeming 3-0 (25-5, 25-9, 25-10). Helen Beiring led the Copper Kings with 12 kills. Marybeth Halonen had six aces, and Jana Loukus recorded 12 digs. Hancock …

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Houghton High seniors give themselves a graduation gift

Seniors at Houghton High School will walk across the stage in May 2022, receive their diploma, switch their tassel from one side of their cap’s mortarboard to the other, and then they can enjoy a gift to themselves. The class was busy last week planting 1,300 bulbs near the waterfront …

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Michigan Tech offering ways to prove vaccination status

Michigan Tech employees will need to be vaccinated by the start of spring semester, a little over two months away. The university is working on making several options available to provide proof of vaccination status, including online and in person. Associate Vice President of Communications Ian Repp says the mandate …

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Calumet Council holds special meeting

The Calumet Village Council met Tuesday with two items on the agenda. President Brian Abramson announced that he is in the process of selling his home, and will be stepping down once that is finalized. The listing will be up soon and it could be months until a potential closing …

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