Gogebic Community College will move to distance delivery format beginning tomorrow. All classes and labs will be affected, except for nursing labs and clinical rotations. Most faculty and staff will also work remotely. Facility doors will remain locked for the duration of the Epidemic Order issued by the Michigan Department …
Read More »U.P. Republican Legislators Slam Whitmer Line 5 Decision
Three U.P. Republican state legislators have now responded to Governor Whitmer’s order to shut down the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline. In a joint statement released yesterday afternoon, State Senator Ed McBroom, and Representatives Greg Markkanen and Beau LaFave accused the governor of playing political games by releasing her decision after …
Read More »Massive Michigan Vote Fraud Lawsuit Withdrawn
The private citizens who had filed a federal lawsuit to try to get all of the votes cast in three Michigan counties in the recent presidential election thrown out have given up before the case could be heard. Yesterday, the plaintiffs filed paperwork with the United States District Court for …
Read More »Bucks Acquire Holiday; Pistons Trade Brown – Tuesday Sports Wrap
MTU The dates for Michigan Tech’s hockey games at Bemidji State next month have been changed. The Beavers women’s hockey is also playing at home the weekend the Huskies will be visiting. Originally, both teams were set to play Friday and Saturday, December 11th and 12th. To provide for appropriate …
Read More »COVID Pause – MDHHS Issues Epidemic Order
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has issued an Epidemic Order, to try to slow the skyrocketing increase of COVID-19 cases in the state. The mandate stops well short of the stay-at-home order Governor Gretchen Whitmer imposed at the outbreak of the pandemic last spring, but will still …
Read More »Hancock Teachers, Board, Ratify New Contract
Hancock teachers have a new contract. The two-year deal was ratified by the union and the board of education last week. According to Hancock Superintendent Steve Patchin, teachers will get salary increases of 1.5 percent this year, and next year. There will also be a one-time bonus next December, which …
Read More »Another Vote Lawsuit Thrown Out
Yet another attempt by Republicans to slow down or stop Michigan’s electoral process has been thrown out of court. On Friday, Wayne County Circuit Judge Timothy Kenny rejected a request by Republicans to halt the certification of election results in Detroit and Wayne County, and order an independent accounting. In …
Read More »HS Sports On Hold – Monday Sports Wrap
High School All Michigan high school sports games and practices have been suspended, in accordance with the new Epidemic Order issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Michigan High School Athletic Association Executive Director Mark Uyl released a statement last evening, saying the fall sports tournaments that …
Read More »Only Three U.P. Football Teams Still Playing – Sunday Sports Wrap
High School Only three U.P. teams remain alive in the state high school football playoffs… • In Division Three, Marquette lost at Muskegon 47-21 Saturday. • In Division Four, Sault Ste. Marie fell to Cadillac 34-14 Friday night. • In Division Six, Negaunee eliminated Calumet 20-19 Friday night. The Miners …
Read More »Kings Lose Heartbreaker to Miners – Saturday Sports Wrap
High School Calumet’s football season ended with a narrow 20-19 loss to Negaunee in the Division Six district title game last night. The Kings scored on a 17-yard Paul Sturos run on their first possession of the game. They added a touchdown on a 25-yard pass from Sturos to Dean …
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