Now that COVID-19 restrictions have been loosened, and the weather has improved, more Michiganders are back in their boats. Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy and the High Water Action Team are urging boaters to be mindful of debris in the water, as Michigan is again, experiencing record …
Read More »Michigan In Need Of Election Workers
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is looking for Michiganders to be MVP’s in the team sport of democracy. With less than two months before the August 4th primary election, recruiting efforts have been successful, with nearly 2,100 workers out of 75 of Michigan’s 83 counties. Benson went on to say …
Read More »Suspected Meth Lab In Marquette Township
A suspected meth lab is now out of business in Marquette Township. On June 10th, approximately 7:30pm, the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team was called to assist State Troopers from the Negaunee Post at the scene of a suspected meth lab at the Whetstone Apartments in Marquette Township. When the …
Read More »Tigers Draft More Hitters – Friday Sports Wrap
Finlandia The Finlandia University baseball team has added two more players. Skylar Abell is a pitcher from Rock Falls, Illinois. Dominic Duprie is an outfielder from Ecorse, Michigan. MLB The Detroit Tigers continued their focus on hitters as the Major League Baseball amateur draft concluded last night. In the second …
Read More »Secretary Of State Benson Comments On Risk Limiting Audit
After the presidential primary election in March, a Risk Limiting Audit was performed, and the results have suggested that Michigan is ready for the August and November elections. Of Michigan’s 83 counties, 80 participated in the audit, and the results reinforced the accuracy and security of the results. The audit, …
Read More »Calumet Elementary Staff To Wave Goodbye To Students For The Summer
If you have students at Calumet Elementary School, you’re invited to Agassiz Park today, so your kindergarten through 4th graders can wave goodbye to school staff for the Summer. School staff will be at Agassiz Field on Elm Street from 5:15 til 5:30pm today, to wave goodbye to students. It’s …
Read More »Michigan’s Prison Population Drops During COVID-19 Pandemic
During the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan’s prison population has dropped 5.2%. This has tempted legislators into possibly closing another prison, as the state struggles to close a multibillion dollar budget gap. The state’s prison population normally sits around 38,000. Due to COVID-19, it’s just under 36,000. MDOC legislative …
Read More »Let’s Eat Community Meals Invites You To Snacks In The Parks
Now that the school year is officially over, if you’re looking for something to do, you can swing by Agassiz Park in Calumet or the George Gipp Recreation Area in Laurium for Snacks in the Park, starting tomorrow, and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from noon til 1pm through Labor …
Read More »Houghton County Looking For Election Inspectors
If you’ve ever dreamed of being an election inspector, Houghton County is the place to be. Houghton County is in need of election inspectors for the upcoming August and November elections. Training is provided, and the positions are paid. Contact your city or township Clerk’s office, for more information.
Read More »Isle Royale Allowing Overnight Anchoring
Isle Royale National park is now allowing boaters to anchor overnight in the Lake Superior waters of the park. While the waters surrounding Isle Royale have been open for fishing all Spring, anchoring overnight, was suspended until now. In order to anchor overnight, boaters will need a permit, and will …
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