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Restraining Order Issued Against Café Rosetta

As received from the Michigan State Police: Ingham County Judge Wanda Stokes has issued a temporary restraining order against Café Rosetta of Calumet for continuing to operate without a valid food service establishment license. Judge Stokes’s order comes after Café Rosetta disregarded an epidemic order from the Michigan Department of …

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Copper Country COVID Numbers Remain Moderate

The numbers of confirmed COVID-19 infections in the Copper Country continue to be moderate. Reporting schedules have been disrupted somewhat by the holidays, but here are the latest figures from the state. Since Christmas…• Houghton County has reported 23 cases.• Baraga County has reported seven cases.• Keweenaw County has confirmed …

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Prison Health Care Workers Begin COVID Vaccines

The health unit manager at the Kinross Correctional Facility in Sault Ste. Marie became the first Michigan Department of Corrections employee to receive the COVID-19 vaccine yesterday. Cindi Jenkins received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at War Memorial Hospital. Kinross was the site of a major COVID-19 outbreak in November. 80 percent …

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Whitmer Inks Student-Athlete Income Bill; Sinks MDHHS Order Limit

Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s signing pen was busy again yesterday. After approving more than 80 bills on Tuesday, the governor signed another batch into law yesterday. Notably, she approved legislation that allows college student athletes to use their own names, images, likenesses, and reputations for financial compensation. A student cannot enter …

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U.P. Unemployment Rate Steady in November

The unemployment rate in the Upper Peninsula held steady at 4.2 percent in November.  The seasonally-unadjusted numbers show the number of people working in the U.P. fell by 2,000 compared to October, to 132,100. The number of people included in the labor force also fell by 2,000. The number officially …

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State to Host “First Day Hikes”

Michiganders are being encouraged to stretch our legs tomorrow and Saturday. The First Day Hikes events typically sponsored at selected state parks are being done virtually this year. You can map out a route at any Michigan State Park or any non-motorized trail, and hike, ski, snowshoe or ride a …

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NMU Hockey Edges FSU in OT – Thursday Sports Wrap

NMU The Northern Michigan University hockey team overcame an early 3-0 deficit, and rallied to edge Ferris State University 6-5 in overtime last night. Vincent de May and A.J. Vanderbeck each scored twice for the Wildcats. Joseph Nardi’s tap-in in overtime was the game-winner. Finlandia The Finlandia University baseball team …

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KNA Launches Land Purchase Drive

Keweenaw Natural Areas is embarking on a final drive to complete the purchase of 226 acres that would link several existing protected areas in Keweenaw County together.  Two years ago, KNA reached an agreement to buy the land, which includes more than a half-mile of Lake Superior beach, and more …

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Iron River Woman Dies in Crash

An Iron River woman was killed in a single car crash early Tuesday. The Iron County Sheriff’s Department says 34-year-old Jodi Lee Vanwagner was alone in her car when it left M-73 south of Marinello Road in Stambaugh Township around 4:30. No additional details were released. The investigation continues.

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CAA Offers “Make-Up” Food Pantry

The Community Action Agency will hold a make-up food pantry Thursday between 9:00 and noon. This session is only for those who missed the December 22nd food pantry. You must have your green eligibility card. Call 482-5528 if you have any questions.

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