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Darnishia Morris Named Assistant Dean of Pavlis Honors College

The Pavlis Honors College at Michigan Technological University names a new Assistant Dean of the college. Darnishia Morris will take on the Assistant Dean of the College role, bringing with her a wealth of experience and knowledge in education administration and cognitive science. Most recently Morris managed the Global and …

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Tigers Outlast Guardians – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game information. Fast Pitch Softball In Copper Country Fast Pitch Softball League play last evening…• Superior Service downed Superior National Bank 9-5. Isabelle Cleary was the winning pitcher, and had three hits. Milly Loukus had a double and two singles for Superior Service. …

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Junior Team Annie Helps Move the Statue Fundraiser Closer to the $150,000 Goal

Last week’s visitors to the Lake Linden Fourth of July Parade may have spotted an iconic figure walking along the route. Big Annie. Or at least Junior Team Annie, and the eight high school students that recently formed to assist Team Annie with fundraising efforts for the Annie Clemenc Statue. …

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Keweenaw Friends of Palestine Plan Candlelight Vigil Tomorrow at the Huron Street Waterfront Park

In recent weeks drivers on Tuesday afternoons have likely seen the Keweenaw Friends of Palestine showing support for Palestinian people caught between warring groups. Tomorrow evening the Keweenaw Friends of Palestine invited the community to meet members while joining the group for a Candlelight Vigil in honor of those lost …

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Good Shepard Lutheran Church Plans Major Kitchen Upgrades to Continue Feeding the Sheep

In 2023 Students from Michigan Tech involved with the Good Shepard Lutheran Church near campus thought about ways to connect the community. Eventually, forming the idea to host a weekly night to offer a free meal to college students from Michigan Technological University. Pastor Sarah Semmler-Smith says that in the …

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Connor Kamm Earns the Mike Rowe Work Ethic Scholarship for Skilled Trades Education at NMU

A Houghton High School graduate and future Northern Michigan University wildcat earns the Mike Rowe Work Ethic Scholarship. Connor Kamm, a 2024 Houghton High School graduate, who plans to study welding technology and HVACR at North Michigan University in the Fall, was recently named a recipient of the Mike Rowe …

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Copper Country Mental Health Services Opposes Proposed Changes by MDHHS

The CCMHS in Houghton County opposes the proposed change to Medicaid for mental health services by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. During the Houghton County Commission July meeting, Copper Country Mental Health Services Director Mike Bach shared why the local department recently passed a resolution opposing proposed …

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Wall Street Journal Names Isle Royale National Park the Uncrowded Park in 2024

The Wall Street Journal highlights Isle Royale’s wonder and isolation as the best uncrowded National Park in the country. Recently the Wall Street Journal published in its lifestyle and travel section an article analyzing the United state’s national park system for traveler consideration in 2024. Choosing to highlight the country’s …

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Copper Country Community Arts Council Invites Former Isle Royale Teen Artist in Residence to the Center in August for Programming

A core purpose of the Copper Country Community Arts Center works to expand the community’s artistic endeavors. Periodically throughout the year, the center hosts artists to teach medium classes that center around a theme and style of artwork. In August the Center plans to bring in former Isle Royale Teen …

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The Upper Great Lakes Desires Chassell Strawberries After 76 Years

The berry farms in Chassell have provided sweet treats to residents of the Upper Peninsula for many years. Before the rise of California’s agriculture, many of Chassell grown berries would find their way grocers and markets in Chicago and much of the Midwest. There are six farms still in operation …

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