Today starts the 2021 school year, and there’s lots to go over from the Hancock School District. In an email sent to parents, Superintendent Dr. Steve Patchin reminded parents football will be returning on September 18th. There are two openings for the school theater’s latest production. Information on how to …
Read More »Fulmer Struggles, as Tigs Fall to Twins – Tuesday Sports Wrap
High School In high school volleyball tonight…• Dollar Bay-Tamarack City plays at Chassell.• L’Anse travels to Watersmeet.• Ontonagon visits Ewen-Trout Creek. MLB The Detroit Tigers lost to the Minnesota Twins 6-2 yesterday. Michael Fulmer continued to struggle in his return from Tommy John surgery. He threw two shutout innings, but …
Read More »Tigers Blast Twins – Monday Sports Wrap
MLB The Detroit Tigers pounded out 17 hits, and outslugged the Minnesota Twins 10-8 yesterday. Sergio Alcántara became the eighth Tiger to homer in his first major league at-bat. Known for his defense, he hit just nine home runs in seven seasons in the minor leagues. Willi Castro also homered, …
Read More »Tigers, Brewers Both Lose Walk-offs – Sunday Sports Wrap
High School The Copper Country Christian School soccer team defeated the Houghton High School JV club team 8-4 Saturday. Ben Bishop scored five times for the Warriors. Noah Bach scored once and had three assists. MLB The Minnesota Twins scored twice in the bottom of the ninth, and claimed a …
Read More »Chassell Girls Win Phillips XC Invite – Saturday Sports Wrap
High School At the Dale Phillips Invitational Cross Country meet in Marquette yesterday… In girls Division Two/Three, Chassell took the team title, with Hancock second. Gwen Kangas of the Panthers finished second overall, with Kamryn Sohlden coming in fourth, and Ayla Miller 10th. Sierrah Driscoll earned a third place finish …
Read More »EGLE Announces Creation Of Michigan Dam Safety Task Force
Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy has announced the creation of the Michigan Dam Safety Task Force, and three of the 19 members have ties to the Upper Peninsula. Michigan Tech graduate Marty Holtgren, executive director of Muskegon’s River Watershed Assembly, Stan Vitton, Michigan Tech professor of Civil …
Read More »Michigan Tech Kicks Off Town Hall Sessions For COVID-19
Last night Michigan Tech kicked off their town hall sessions, to make sure people get the right information regarding COVID-19. Last night’s topic was “The role of public health and how it’s used to protect the community.” Dr. Caryn Heldt, Director of the Health Research Institute had this to say. …
Read More »EGLE To Host Information Sessions And Public Hearings On Line 5
Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy will be holding information sessions and public hearings on the Line 5 Tunnel application. The new tunnel will replace a portion of the current tunnel, which transports crude oil and natural gas under the Straits of Mackinac. Two public information sessions will …
Read More »MTEC CEO Announces Resignation
Michigan Tech Enterprise Corporation has announced the resignation of CEO Daniel I. Jamison IV, effective October 27th. Jamison was appointed CEO in December of 2018, replacing Marilyn Clark. Jamison said he’s leaving, to pursue other high tech opportunities, and hopes to set up more business in the Keweenaw. Since taking …
Read More »Mobile Food Pantry Coming To Town
Houghton, L’Anse and Ontonagon have 12 additional mobile food pantries coming through the end of the year. This in a press release from the Portage Health Foundation. Kevin Store, executive director for the Portage Health Foundation said “This has been a challenging year for all of us. For some folks …
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