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MSP UPSET Arrests Atlantic Mine Man for Delivery and Possession of Methamphetamine

Michigan State Police UPSET Team arrests a 55-year-old Atlantic mine man for intent to deliver and possession of methamphetamine. On Friday the MSP UPSET drug enforcement team concluded an investigation that led to the arrest of an Atlantic Mine man. The suspect will face three charges related to delivering methamphetamine, …

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Keweenaw Co-Op Announces Opening of Downtown Location

The Keweenaw Co-Op announces the opening date of its relocation to downtown Hancock. Over the weekend the Keweenaw Co-Op announced it will open in the 600 block of Quincy Street on October 16th. The Keweenaw co-op began working toward moving from its current location on Ethel Avenue several years ago. …

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Copper Shores Outreach and Education Moves the Guiding Good Choices Program to Next Monday

Copper Shores Outreach and Education has rescheduled the Guiding Good Choices training sessions. Originally scheduled to start yesterday, Copper Shores will move the program to next week. Starting on the 26th. The Guiding Good Choices program will work with Baraga County families that want to strengthen the bond and learn …

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Calumet One Secures Horseshoe League Crown – Tuesday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB The Tigers had yesterday off, and face the Cubs in Chicago tonight. Detroit has not designated a starter. Javier Assad will pitch for Chicago. Coverage will begin at 7:40 on 99.3 The Lift. Easton Lucas is no longer with the …

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EPA, and EGLE Hosting Open House Ahead of Pilot Study of Torch Lake Mining Waste

The Environmental Protection Agency, EGLE, and Honeywell International will host an open house tomorrow before beginning sample collection in Torch Lake. In September the Environmental Protection Agency and EGLE will conduct a pilot study on mining waste in Torch Lake. The work by the federal contractors will help the EPA …

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Hancock Shares Details for the End of Summer Celebration

The City of Hancock calls on vendors for the end of Summer Celebration. Recently Hancock DDA coordinator Todd Gast released details for the 2024 City of Hancock End of Summer Celebration. The event’s introduction last year brought the community out to different parks and areas of downtown for fun games …

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Gone But Never Forgotten: M-26 Bears the Name of a Painesdale World War II Veteran

From the place where Wesley Karna was born. To the place, he was laid to rest. M-26 now bears the moniker Private Wesley Vietti Karna Memorial Highway. On Friday a formal ceremony was held with Private Karna’s descendants, Representative Greg Markkanen, and a veteran with the South Range VFW Post …

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Garnet Garage Wins Twilight League Tourney – Monday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. Twilight League Garnet Garage reigns as this year’s Twilight Baseball League champions. The regular-season titlists claimed the tournament crown with a pair of one-run victories yesterday.  In the semifinals, Garnet dispatched Craig Heinonen Coldwell Banker 6-5. REL-Mohawk Technology shaded Northern Driveline …

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Copper Country Today – August 18, 2024

On this week’s Copper Country Today: With an open house at the Baraga County Historical Museum planned, manager Nancy Manniko joined host Todd VanDyke for a conversation about the museum, and Baraga County’s history. Listen to the discussion here. Host Todd VanDyke welcomed Rick Freeman and Kathy Caspari from the …

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Yanks Blank Tigers – Saturday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. MLB The Tigers fell to the Yankees 3-0 last evening. Opener Beau Brieske gave up a run in the first inning, and took the loss. Brant Hurter took over in the fourth, and allowed two runs on four hits over the …

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