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Diocese prefers certain vaccines to others

Michigan Catholic Bishops released a statement on March 3rd encouraging members to take the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines whenever it is possible. Archbishop of Detroit Allen Vigneron said, “the vaccines developed by Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca are more morally problematic, however. They utilized in the design, production, development, and …

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Master Plan subcommittee has organizational meeting

The subcommittee devoted solely to the City of Houghton’s Master Plan revisions held its first meeting Tuesday night, cementing its leadership positions. Bill Leder was named chairman, Michelle Jarvie-Eggart Vice Chair, and Kristine Bradof was announced as secretary. Jarvie-Eggart and Jennifer Julien, the final member of the subcommittee, talked about …

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Valedictorians announced at Calumet Board meeting

The Calumet-Laurium-Keweenaw Board of Education met Tuesday night, where it approved donations for its esports and gaming programs and commended the Horizons Alternative High School for being recognized for its innovation by the Canopy Project. The district had more traditional items on its agenda as well, including the naming of …

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Houghton County Commissioners eyeing new jail

Tuesday’s Houghton County Board of Commissioners meeting focused on two main issues, says Chairman Al Koskela. The first was a lengthy discussion about election equipment. That comes on the heels of a successful audit, announced last week by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. The county is one of many across …

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Calumet Clinches GLC Title – Wednesday Sports Wrap

High School In hockey last night… • Houghton stopped Kingsford 6-1. • Calumet outscored Jeffers 7-1. Jackson Rilei had two goals and an assist. Noah Jukuri had a goal and two assists. Seth Coppo, Nolan Sturos, Paul Sturos and Ayden Williams each netted one for the Copper Kings, and Dean …

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Michigan clerks complete election audit

Last week, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced the completion of an unparalleled set of post-election audits. Keweenaw Report reached out to Houghton County Clerk Jennifer Kelly to find out what the process entailed locally. She says it was more involved than ever before. The first task to be completed …

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Update: State case against Café Rosetta is over

Update: The preliminary injunction against Café Rosetta was dissolved by Judge Wanda Stokes of Michigan’s 30th Circuit Court Wednesday. Combined with the actions from the Western Upper Peninsula Health District and MDARD, that paves the way for the restaurant to reopen for business. Attorney David Kallman says Café Rosetta has …

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SUV catches fire in Hancock Monday evening

A vehicle caught fire on Front Street in Hancock Monday evening while idling at the stop sign where M-26 intersects US-41 on the north end of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge. Hancock Police say no cause has been determined for the incident. An investigation by the owner’s auto insurance company …

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Lake Trout Festival canceled

The Village of L’Anse will try again to get some help for marina upgrades. At last night’s council meeting, manager Bob LaFave said the state funds are needed to build a wall that will help protect the facility from high Lake Superior water levels, and to replace the aging floating …

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COVID activity remains low throughout the region

Since Friday there have been nine new COVID-19 cases in Houghton, Keweenaw, and Baraga Counties. The overall rate remains low even as the area has had to absorb the fallout from a potential super spreader event at a Calumet hockey tournament the final weekend of February. An additional 540 people …

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