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Baraga County Fair going with three-day schedule

Baraga County will be taking over management of several ORV trails. At last night’s county board meeting, commissioner Lyle Olson said that control is being transferred from the private group MI-TRALE to the Baraga County Trails Commission. They are giving us the Twin Lakes trail, the Covington trail, and the …

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Remembering the Father’s Day Flood

June 17th marks the three-year anniversary of the devastating flooding that hit the Keweenaw on Father’s Day of 2018. Meteorologist Matthew Zika says the situation facing forecasters was one of uncertainty that night. We knew there was going to be locally heavy rain somewhere, fifty miles either side of the …

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Secretary of State reducing number of branch visits needed

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson joined Todd VanDyke Monday morning on KBear 102 to discuss in-person visits at the local branch office. Benson says the goal is to limit the need for them as much as possible, not just in the aftermath of COVID and the long backlog that …

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Portage Lake District Library announces summer reading program

Registration for the summer reading program at the Portage Lake District Library should be a quackin’ good time. It starts Thursday, hosted by the Hancock Public Library at the farmer’s market. Books of a Feather is the name of the event fitting in nicely with this year’s theme, Tails and …

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Hancock summer events series kicks off in full this week

Downtown Hancock will be bustling Thursday and Friday as the summer calendar hits full stride. The Farmers Market and Hancock Tori fill up Quincy Green weekly from June 17th until September 30th. Vendors will be selling their wares and fresh produce from 3:00 to 6:00 PM. Friday marks the return …

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Minigrants boost school gardens

COVID-19 has changed the plans of the Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative, Keweenaw Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and Keweenaw Land Trust. Initially envisioned as a collaboration for last year, Joan Chadde says that instead, a series of minigrants have been awarded to several area schools and organizations. Eleven groups received $75 each …

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Fast Pitch Softball League Opens Tonight – Monday Sports Wrap

Twilight League Baseball In Copper Country Twilight League baseball tonight… • At the Houghton field, Northern Driveline faces Garnet Garage, to make up a game that was rained out last week. Slow Pitch Softball In Copper Country Slow Pitch Softball League play this evening… • At Miller Memorial Field in …

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Copper Country Today 06-13-21

State Senator Ed McBroom discusses a wide range of topics, including the potential overhaul of the Wolf Management Council and State Board of Education. SAIL’s summer work program for students with disabilities begins this week. Learn how you can participate in the program as a Summer Job Coach.

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Hancock Softball Falls in Regional Semifinal – Sunday Sports Wrap

High School The Hancock softball team fell 6-5 to Ishpeming in the state tournament regional semifinals Saturday at Rapid River. Rudyard defeated the Hematites 6-1 to take the regional title, and will face Hillman in the quarterfinals Tuesday. NBA In NBA tournament second-round play Saturday night… • The Clippers overwhelmed the …

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Hancock budget workshops wrap up

Wednesday night marked the final budget work session for the City of Hancock. Infrastructure and the capital improvement plan had been tackled the week before, leaving the city’s pension plan as the last major topic to address, says Manager Mary Babcock. And the only thing that was really discussed in …

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