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Health Department Clarifies Role in Café Rosetta Legal Action

The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department has issued a statement clarifying its role in the shutdown order for Calumet’s controversial Café Rosetta.  In a letter released over the weekend, Health Officer Kate Beer said the agency had received more than 100 complaints about the café’s illegal operations, including offering indoor …

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Reservations for Hancock Campground Open Monday

Those interested in spending time this summer at the Hancock campground can begin making reservations online Monday morning. The online reservation system will open at 9:00. Sites can be booked for any time during the camping season. Reservations are also being accepted for summer camping in Michigan’s state parks. Bookings …

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Man Dies in Delta County Shooting

The investigation continues into the shooting death of a 24-year-old man in Baldwin Township on New Year’s Day. Michigan State Police troopers and Delta County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a residence on St. Nicholas Rd around 2:30 in the afternoon. The victim was taken to UP Health System-Marquette, where …

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Houghton Sheriff’s Department Selling Vehicles

The Houghton County Sheriff’s Office is selling two vehicles. Sealed bids on a 2008 Ford Explorer and a 2009 Ford Expedition must be turned in by 4:00 in the afternoon January 11th. The Explorer has a six-cylinder engine, with 162,278 miles. The Expedition has an eight-cylinder engine, with 119,339 miles. …

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MTU Hockey Blanks UA-H – Sunday Sports Wrap

MTU/NMU The Michigan Tech hockey team blanked Alabama-Huntsville 4-0 yesterday afternoon, in its first Western Collegiate Hockey Association conference game of the season. Blake Pietila made 18 saves. Brian Halonen, Trenton Bliss, Nick Nardella and Tyler Rockwell scored. The Huskies host the Chargers again this afternoon. The Northern Michigan University …

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Pistons Get First Win – Saturday Sports Wrap

MTU/NMU The Michigan Tech hockey team entertains Alabama-Huntsville this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. Blake Pietila of the Huskies has been named the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Goaltender of the Month for December. Pietila had the league’s best save percentage. The Northern Michigan University hockey team hosts Minnesota State this evening …

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Packers’ Bakhtiari Suffers Knee Injury – Friday Sports Wrap

MTU/NMU The Michigan Tech hockey team entertains Alabama-Huntsville tomorrow afternoon and Sunday afternoon. The Northern Michigan University hockey team hosts Minnesota State tomorrow evening and Sunday afternoon. Both the MTU and NMU Nordic ski teams will be among those competing at the MTU Holiday Championships on the Tech Trails tomorrow …

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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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