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Spread Hope, Not COVID Launches

Public Health officials have launched a new public education campaign, aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19, so the state can safely reopen. “Spread Hope, Not COVID” is a collaboration of over 50 of Michigan’s leaders for healthcare, tourism, manufacturing and faith based organizations and is led by Michigan’s Department …

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Wolf Pups Born On Isle Royale

Were wolf pups born on Isle Royale? All fingers point toward “Yes.” Data from GPS collars and images from remote cameras suggest pups were born in 2019 and 2020, although an exact number of pups has yet to be determined. Liz Valencia, Isle Royale Media Coordinator. Wolves were first relocated …

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Houghton County COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise

The Western Upper Peninsula has 34 new COVID-19 cases since last Thursday, the bulk of those from Houghton County. This from the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department. Houghton County has 26 new cases, along with six new probable cases and one recovery. Baraga County has one new positive, two new …

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Calumet Volleyball Dumps Marquette – Tuesday Sports Wrap

High School In high school volleyball last night, Calumet spotted Marquette the first set, then pulled away to claim a 3-1 (22-25, 25-23, 25-8, 25-25) victory. On the volleyball schedule today…• Calumet entertains Hancock.• Dollar Bay-Tamarack City plays at Jeffers.• L’Anse travels to Chassell.• Ontonagon hosts Bessemer. In cross country, …

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Absentee Ballot Requests Break Record

With seven weeks before the November general election, absentee ballot requests have topped the number of requests from August’s primary election. Requests from 2.1 million Michiganders have been sent in, topping the total of two million ballots requested for this past August’s primary election. The 2.1 million requests has broken …

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Great Lakes Water Levels Remain High

Great Lakes water levels remain high, as Fall storms approach. This from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District. John Allis, Corps spokesman, urged residents who were affected by high water last year, to prepare similar impacts or even worse. Allis went on to say even though lake levels …

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