Governor Gretchen Whitmer has lifted Michigan’s Safer at Home order for all areas across the state… Bars and restaurants will be allowed to reopen in the southern and central parts of the state beginning next Monday, serving up to 50 percent of capacity. There will be other restrictions – six-foot …
Read More »Hancock Downtown Development Authority Meets Tonight
Hancock’s Downtown Development Authority meets tonight electronically at 6pm. The marijuana ordinances will be discussed, along with the MSHDA Neighborhood Enhancement Grant. Information on joining the meeting is here. To Join by phone, dial 312-626-6799 and enter Meeting ID 815 9069 5444.
Read More »Several Area Nursing Homes Set To Receive Shipment Of PPE
Several area nursing homes will be receiving a two week shipment of Personal Protective Equipment. The shipments were authorized by Vice President Mike Pence, back in April. The first shipment went out in May, and the second, should be going out this week. The area nursing homes set to receive …
Read More »Baraga Telephone Company Selected As Finalist To Expand Broadband Service In Keweenaw County
Baraga Telephone Company has been selected as a finalist for a state grant to expand broadband to unserved areas in Keweenaw County. The announcement came from Representative Greg Markkanen. The proposed project would expand service to areas of Lake Medora, Lac La Belle, Bete Gris and Gay. Markkanen also had …
Read More »COVID-19 Claims South Range 4th of July Celebration
South Range’s 4th of July Celebration falls victim to COVID-19. From their Facebook page, the South Range 4th of July Committee has decided to cancel this year’s celebration, due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. The possibility of an extension of Governor Whitmer’s “Stay Home Stay Safe” Executive Order, also …
Read More »Houghton County Road Commission Begins To Repair Damage From Father’s Day Flood
The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed down on repairs needed from damage caused by the Father’s Day Flood, but the Houghton County Road Commission is making the best of a bad situation. They will begin work today on a stretch of Old Mill Hill Road, from Houghton Canal Road south. The …
Read More »CLK Schools Hope To Dispel Budget Rumors
In an email sent to parents, the Calumet Laurium and Keweenaw School District hopes to dispel what they perceive to be rumors about funding for the upcoming school year. There have been talks of Michigan’s K-12 schools losing up to $1.1billion per year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, for the …
Read More »Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Area Schools Break Ground
The Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Area Schools held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction project which voters had approved last August. New additions include an office at the main entrance, a new alarm system and the replacement of exterior doors on the building. Other improvements include a kitchen certified for food …
Read More »UA-H Hockey Revived – Monday Sports Wrap
WCHA Reports of the death of the University of Alabama in Huntsville hockey program appear to have been premature. After school officials announced recently that the sport would be cut to save money, boosters quickly raised more than $300,000 to cover most of the costs for the 2020-2021 season. University …
Read More »New COVID-19 Case In Houghton County
Houghton County has another case of COVID-19. This coming from the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department late this past Friday. The latest case was an asymptomatic person, who was tested as part of pre-surgical protocols. That bring’s Houghton County’s total to 6 positive cases, 2 out of state positives with …
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