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MDHHS Announces $25 Million PPE Grant

Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services has announced a $25 million grant, funded by the CARES Act, that will keep hospitals and other healthcare facilities stocked with personal protective equipment for the next 90 days. Governor Whitmer had this to say “This grant will put CARES Act dollars to …

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UPEC Invites You To Their Latest Livestream

The Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition invites you to be a part of their next livestream, featuring Zena Huhta, from the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, as she discusses beach clean up and testing water for E.coli, for not only the safety of our residents, but our visitors as well.  Huhta is …

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Latest COVID-19 Numbers

Since last Thursday, there are 12 new positive COVID-19 cases in Houghton County, with three new probable cases, and the 1st COVID-19 related death  this past weekend. This from the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department. Gogebic County has two new positive cases, with seven recoveries. Ontonagon County has two recoveries. …

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Arcia’s Clutch Hit Lifts Brewers – Tuesday Sports Wrap

High School In high school volleyball tonight…• Hancock plays at Chassell.• Houghton travels to Gwinn.• L’Anse visits Lake Linden-Hubbell.• Dollar Bay-Tamarack City journeys to Ontonagon.• Ewen-Trout Creek entertains Wakefield-Marenisco. Local high school athletic directors have issued the guidelines for spectators at high school volleyball and middle school girls basketball contests …

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UPSET Finds Crystal Meth In Ishpeming Home

On August 26th, The Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team conducted a search warrant on a home on Arch Street in Ishpeming. The search found an ounce of crystal meth. UPSET was tipped off that a man was selling crystal meth, which he had brought up from the Lower Peninsula. A …

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Hancock School District Update

In an email sent to parents, the Hancock School District is anticipating well over 80% of students to return for face to face learning on September 8th. Approximately 10% of students plan on taking part in live streaming classes, but can return to school for face to face learning at …

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