High School In high school volleyball last night…• Houghton shut down Negaunee 3-0.• Lake Linden-Hubbell v Wakefield-Marenisco – no report• Chassell v Jeffers rescheduled to October 14th.• Baraga downed L’Anse 3-1 (16-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-19).• Ewen-Trout Creek blanked Watersmeet 3-0. In volleyball tonight…• Hancock plays at Dollar Bay-Tamarack City.• Ewen-Trout …
Read More »Baraga Day’s Celebration Is Virtual This Year
The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t enough to stop this year’s Baraga Day’s Celebration. Venerable Bishop Frederic Baraga, was known as the snowshoe priest for traveling through the worst of conditions to reach his flock. This year’s celebration of his life is still on, although this year, it’s virtual. The Baraga Association …
Read More »Michigan Tech Hosts COVID-19 Town Hall Tonight
Michigan Tech hosts their third of 12 scheduled COVID-19 Town Hall Meetings tonight. The topic is “How COVID-19 Impacts the Human Body.” Dr. Tara Robinette from UP Health System Portage joins hosts Steve Elmer and Kelly Kamm at 7pm on 97-7 The Wolf. The link to join the livestream is …
Read More »Portage Lake District Library Has Library Cards For Every Student In The District
The Portage Lake District Library has a library card for every student in the district. They can be picked up at the high school office through tomorrow. Any cards not picked up from the office, can be picked up at the library. A link to the library is here.
Read More »Copper Country’s Great Start Collaborative Hosts Online Parenting Sessions
Starting the week of September 28th Copper Country’s Great Start collaborative will be hosting virtual parenting sessions based on the award winning, evidence based Conscious Discipline. Director Iola Brubaker. It provides parents the tips and tools they need to help with challenging behaviors with their families, with their children and …
Read More »Governor Whitmer Updates State On COVID-19 Battle
Michigan is one of the state’s leading the nation in terms of facilitating safe elections. This from Governor Whitmer’s press conference yesterday. This year we have emerged as a leader in facilitating safe elections, during this pandemic. Whitmer also reminded everyone that democracy is a team sport. It was also …
Read More »September 26th Is Downtown Day
Through a proclamation from the state, September 26th is now officially Downtown Day. This from Hancock’s City Council Meeting last night. Activities are planned, although not finished yet. Updates will be announced when available. The Council is also working with FEMA to try to get additional funding for the Water …
Read More »HS Football Ticket Policies Clarified – Thursday Sports Wrap
High School In high school volleyball tonight…• Houghton welcomes Negaunee.• Lake Linden-Hubbell journeys to Wakefield-Marenisco.• Chassell plays at Jeffers.• L’Anse visits Baraga.• Ewen-Trout Creek entertains Watersmeet. In cross country today, local teams will run at Hancock Invitational at the Maasto Hiihto Trails. We’re getting some more details about attendance policies …
Read More »MDHHS Expands Rapid Response Staffing Resources Program
Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services is expanding their Rapid Response Staffing Resources program, which offers assistance to long term care facilities who have staffing shortages due to COVID-19. The newly expanded program offers up to 120 hours of staffing to facilities in any part of the state. New …
Read More »Michigan Tech Participates In Voter Registration Day
Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day, with thousands of national, state and local organizations and volunteers doing their best to register voters, for November’s upcoming election. Michigan Tech will be doing their part. Tech’s efforts will be led by their Undergraduate Student Government, Student Leadership and Involvement and several faculty …
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