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Walker Consultants Present Parking Study

Multiple parking surveys, in different seasons, wouldn’t have made much of a difference. This from last night’s presentation from Walker Consultants. Representative Eric Haggett. The presentation last night was not tied to the Lakeshore Advisory Referendum on Primary Election Day, as the survey was conducted towards the end of February, …

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Racism Now A Public Health Crisis

It’s official, racism is now a public health crisis. This from Governor Whitmer’s press conference earlier this morning. She also called on President Trump and Congress to start working together,and listed things Americans need. Lt. Governor Garland Gilchrist commented on how COVID-19 had affected students. To date, Michigan has 93,293 …

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Primary Election Results

Primary Election Day 2020 is over and we have the results. In the 1st Congressional District Race, Dana Ferguson has defeated Linda O’Dell, 65%-34% and will go on to face incumbent republican Jack Bergman.  In the 110th District Race, Houghton’s own Janet Metsa dominated with 72% of the vote. She’ll …

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2020 Primary Results

2020 Primary coverage on 97.7 The Wolf Sponsored by: Copper Country Education Association Portage Lake District Library Houghton Building Supply   2020 Primary Election-Houghton County Master @ Final       29  of 29 precincts             1st Congress Jack Bergman-I R 3984 100%     …

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Election Coverage Starts Tonight At 8pm

It’s Primary Election Day throughout the state. Due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, absentee balloting is playing a big part in today’s election. Houghton City Clerk Ann Vollrath. I stopped by Precinct 1 to talk with voters and one voter had this to say. Another voter said this. This …

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Unlock Michigan Collecting Signatures

Unlock Michigan will be hosting several signature gathering events throughout the Copper Country, over the next few weeks. They’re hoping to collect enough signatures to initiate legislation that would repeal the Emergency Powers of Governor Act of 1945, which critics of Governor Whitmer say she has abused during the COVID-19 …

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