Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school softball yesterday…• The Calumet-Negaunee doubleheader was postponed to May 16th. On today’s softball schedule…• Houghton welcomes Lake Linden-Hubbell. In baseball yesterday…• Calumet edged Houghton 4-3.• Jeffers v Ontonagon – no report.• Ewen-Trout Creek v Gogebic – …
Read More »Summer Meal Program with Local Schools Accepting Applications
One of the biggest challenges to fighting child food insecurity occurs in the summer when students are away from school. In 2024 the Michigan Department of Education plans to expand the summer food service program’s network of providers and resources available to kids in the summer. By starting the Rural Non-Congregate option last year the …
Read More »May is Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. To help spread awareness and share resources the Mental Health Support Group Keweenaw Area has partnered with the Portage Lake District Library to host a community program tomorrow evening. The program titled 10 Habits for Healthy Brains, led by Brian Rendal from the Copper Shores Community …
Read More »Michigan Tech Releases Results of the Winter Isle Royale Study
After a hectic winter study season Michigan Tech researchers have released findings from this year. The Michigan Tech University Isle Royale Wolf and Moose study ended its time on the island early this past winter due to unseasonable warm temperatures, and a lack of safe ice conditions for flights. The pull-out from the island …
Read More »Keweenaw Community Foundation Announces Selection of the Big Annie Statue Artist
The Keweenaw Community Foundation proudly announces the artist who has designed the Big Annie Statue. In the past year, the community of Calumet with help from the Keweenaw Community Foundation has worked to raise funds to support erecting a statue of Anna Klobacher Clemenc. Big Annie played a major role …
Read More »Cool-cations in the Copper Country
With the Upper Peninsula entering into sunnier days visitors will soon begin traveling far distances. Over the last few years Visit Keweenaw has seen a growing trend of southerners traveling north to seek out cooler vacations spots. Cool-cation trends have the southern United States looking to cool off amid a …
Read More »Hancock Claims Copper Ball – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Click on the highlighted scores for more game details. High School In high school softball yesterday…• Houghton swept Iron Mountain 16-1 and 17-2. The Gremlins made an opening statement by scoring 10 runs in the first inning of game one. Lexi Burns had three hits for the Gremlins, and Estella …
Read More »Michigan Tech Tick Researchers Share Tips for Tick Removal
Now that the days are warming up, and residents are keeping up with summertime activities, ticks are out too. Last year Michigan Tech researchers started its tick collection project to track the spread of tick-borne illnesses in the Upper Peninsula. Now that the region will begin hiking in the woods and traversing on the trails Michigan …
Read More »Superior Watershed Partnership and the Michigan Natural Resource Trust Fund Assist Baraga County in Purchase of the Sturgeon River Scenic Park
Baraga County completes a 2 million dollar acquisition purchasing 1100 acres of forest and 4 million of the Sturgeon River. The Superior Watershed Partnership Land Conservancy, in cooperation with Baraga County, recently announced the purchase and protection of 1,184 acres for the Sturgeon River Scenic Park. The county completed the 2 million dollar purchase …
Read More »Gogebic Community College to Award 174 Degrees and Certificates During 90th Commencement Ceremony
Finally at the end of a school year. Finally at the end of a semester. Now at the end of the week, Gogebic Community College will host the college’s 90th commencement ceremony. In 2024 Gogebic Community College will award 174 degrees and certificates, including 46 Associate of Arts, 50 Associate …
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