The Copper Country Intermediate School District will be meeting with local mental health organizations this week as it works to implement a recent grant it received. It was one of just three ISDs in the entire state to get the Project Aware Grant in 2021. Two-million dollars over five years, …
Read More »Hancock looking to redevelop former Neil’s Taxi site
The City of Hancock Friday put out a request for proposals to help rehabilitate a parcel of land at the intersection of Tezcuco and East Franklin Streets. It’s the former site of Neil’s Taxi service. The property was in rough shape when Hancock took it over, says City Manager Mary …
Read More »Packers Fall in NFC Title Game – Monday Sports Wrap
College Hockey The Michigan Tech hockey team will face Northern Michigan University this afternoon at 5:07 in Marquette. The hastily-arranged non-conference series between the two rivals was set up Friday, after both teams lost their original weekend opponents to COVID-19 problems. The Huskies blanked the Wildcats 2-0 in the first …
Read More »MTU Hockey, Hoops All Win – Sunday Sports Wrap
College Hockey The Michigan Tech hockey team won its sixth straight game yesterday, blanking Northern Michigan University 2-0. Eric Gotz scored the eventual game-winner just three minutes into the contest. Tristan Ashbrook added an insurance tally midway through the third period. Mark Sinclair stopped 32 shots in net to earn …
Read More »Copper Country Today – January 24, 2021
On this week’s Copper Country Today program, Todd VanDyke talks with Gail Ploe from the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department about a new effort that is trying to build support programs for family members and others close to those who are battling addiction. Jeff Ratcliffe from the Keweenaw Economic Development …
Read More »MTU Hoops Sweeps LSSU – Saturday Sports Wrap
College Hockey The Michigan Tech hockey team’s weekend games against Lake Superior State University were canceled late Friday, after positive COVID-19 tests emerged with the Lakers. Since Northern Michigan University was also without an opponent because of COVID-19 positives at Alabama-Huntsville, the two teams quickly arranged a non-conference home-and-home series …
Read More »2021 Winter Carnival pulls back the curtain
Blue Key Honor Society President Scott Sviland says this year’s Winter Carnival might be best termed as a look behind the scenes. Many in-person events will be replaced by virtual editions. Art, the stage revue, and royalty crowning will take place online. Several staples like the sleigh rides and dog …
Read More »Buffalo Reef Task Force hopes to finalize cleanup details by 2022
The Buffalo Reef Task Force updated its progress on cleaning up the stamping waste in Gay on Thursday. Expect trucks to be removing stamp sands throughout the winter to a location roughly four miles inland. That should mitigate the seepage into Lake Superior and hopefully slow migration of the sediment …
Read More »Dining ban lifts on February 1st
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services hinted at it yesterday, but Friday a new Epidemic Order allowing indoor dining next month became Governor official. Chowing down on the town will have some limits though. Governor Gretchen Whitmer allowed MDHHS chief medical executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun to run through …
Read More »Michigan State Police hiring this year
There will be a socially distanced recruiting drive at the Newberry detachment of the Michigan State Police next Saturday, January 30th. Everything will be done without leaving your vehicle. Those interested are invited to attend between 10 AM and 3 PM at 7942 M-123 Highway Newberry MI, 49868. A recruiter …
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