HANCOCK, MI – The Copper Country Community Arts Center in Hancock is pleased to present Outside Silence, recent work by Marquette artist, Stella Larkin in the Kerredge Gallery now through October 7. Stella’s work includes driftwood and metal landscapes, fiber art totems and mixed media assemblage. She earned her BFA …
Read More »Simple Kindness For Youth Closing In On $100,000 In Total Grants
Simple Kindness for Youth is off to a great start this year as they raise money to help young people in the local area. Their seasonal newsletter says their goal is to give out $20,000 in grants this year, which would bring the total amount to $100,000 since they began. …
Read More »Animal Shelter Bursting At The Seams
The Copper Country Humane Society is packed full. The Houghton animal shelter posted on Facebook over the weekend that they have received an unusual amount of strays and owner surrendered animals over the past week. Because of that, they had to temporarily stop taking in any more owner surrendered animals. …
Read More »Survey Going Out To L’Anse Residents About Community Solar Project
Do the residents of L’Anse want to support the proposed solar power project? That’s what village officials and WPPI Energy are trying to find out. The project involves investing in solar power generation for village residents, paid for voluntarily by subscribers who would then see an additional charge on their …
Read More »Potential Buyers Tour Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
There are several parties interested in possibly purchasing the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge. Keweenaw County has given three tours of the resort since July and a fourth is expected to take place later this month. One of those parties is the Adoba Group, who made a presentation at a special meeting …
Read More »Rozsa Center Looking For Volunteer Ushers
The Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts is looking for new usher volunteers. This is a great way to meet people in the community, and it’s a chance to see some of the Rozsa’s fine productions for free! There will be a training session in the Rozsa Center lobby on …
Read More »Donations Being Accepted For 2nd Annual Justin Fitch Memorial Ruck
Every day, 22 veterans take their own lives. Michigan Tech’s ROTC is doing what they can to save the lives of those veterans. Tech Today reports that a memorial ruck march, honoring Michigan Tech 2005 graduate Justin Fitch, is scheduled for Saturday, September 23rd. The 2nd annual event will begin …
Read More »Dianda Congratulates Little Brothers On 35 Years
Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly has been assisting local seniors for 35 years. A gala celebrating those three and a half decades was held Saturday in Houghton. State Representative Scott Dianda issued a statement commemorating the anniversary of the Upper Michigan Chapter of Little Brothers. Dianda said the assistance …
Read More »Public Invited To Town Hall Meeting On MTU President Search
The search for a new president of Michigan Tech continues. The Presidential Search Committee will be holding a series of town halls this week to get input from the university community and the general public. Separate meetings will be held for the University Senate, administration officials, staff council, faculty, graduate …
Read More »November Library Millage Renewal for Houghton and Portage Township
On November 7th, 2017 City of Houghton and Portage Township voters will be asked whether or not to continue supporting their library. The proposal would provide for a 7-year renewal of the 1.96 mill property tax that generates the majority of the library’s revenue. The proposal will not ask for …
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