The Calumet Theatre is now selling raffle tickets for their annual fundraiser. Executive Director Marlin Lee. A link to the Calumet Theatre with locations to purchase tickets is here.
Read More »Keweenaw Chamber Of Commerce Hosting Small Business Training Sessions
The Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce is hosting a series of small business training sessions for a pandemic economy. The first one is today, at noon. The sessions will continue through September. The chamber also has webinars to Step UP your business and also features webinars from Michigan’s Small Business Development …
Read More »Finlandia Giving Day Is September 1st
The Finlandia Alumni Board is hoping to raise $30,000 during this year’s Giving Day on September 1st. All funds raised will go toward baseline testing for all students and employees, along with personal protective equipment and anything else needed to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The FAB Giving Day …
Read More »Aspiring Actors And Stage Hands Needed For Hancock’s First High School Play
Aspiring actors and stage hands are needed for the Hancock School Districts first play of the year. It’s a serious play, set during the flu pandemic of 1918. Two males are needed for larger roles, and three are needed for smaller roles. Two women are needed for larger roles, with …
Read More »Ahmeek Village Volunteer Fire & rescue Department receives FEMA Grant
Thanks to the FY2019 assistance to Firefighters Grants Program, the Ahmeek Village Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department has received a $173,000 FEMA new vehicle acquisition grant. They plan to use the funding to purchase a new light duty rescue truck, replacing a 1985 pick up, which they acquired from the …
Read More »Gremlins Dominate 1st Fall HS Cross Country Meet – Wednesday Sports Wrap
MLB Jonathon Schoop’s grand slam powered the Detroit Tigers to a 7-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs last night. Spencer Turnbull gave up just three hits over nearly six shutout innings to earn the win. The Cubs’ only score came on a home run off Buck Farmer in the ninth. …
Read More »Michigan’s COVID-19 Response And Recovery Initiative Gets a $1.2Million Boost From IKEA
Michigan’s COVID-19 Response and Recovery Initiative got a $1.2 million boost from Ikea. This from Governor Whitmer’s press conference earlier today. Whitmer also reminded everyone of the importance of a flu shot. A media blitz sponsored by Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services is also on the way. Bryan …
Read More »State Police Raid Puppy Mill 134 Dogs Need Homes
State Police have busted a puppy mill in Rock, and 134 dogs are now in need of homes. Most are mother dogs with puppies or appear to be pregnant. Dogs of various breeds and sizes were rescued, and are housed at the Delta Animal Shelter in Escanaba. Monetary donations along …
Read More »Michigan’s Economy Isn’t As Bad As First Predicted
Despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan’s economy isn’t in as bad as economists first thought. During the state’s Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference, it was said that Michigan had a stronger than anticipated recovery. Federal COVID-19 recovery aid, consumer spending, manufacturing and the auto industry have all helped Michigan’s …
Read More »Michigan Tech One Of A Handful Of Schools With Solid COVID-19 Protocols
With thousands of college students returning to school this week, only a small portion of schools throughout the country have solid plans in place, if a resurgence of COVID-19 happens. Michigan Tech, happens to be on that list. Researchers at Cal Tech and Johns Hopkins University studied the return to …
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