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Menominee Drug Bust Nets Two

A 9-1-1 call about a suspected opioid overdose in Menominee led to the arrest of two Wisconsin residents yesterday. Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement team say they had already been investigating the alleged drug house where the incident took place. The victim was revived using NARCAN. An 18-year-old …

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Community Celebrates Successful CopperDog

Organizers of the CopperDog 150 are celebrating another successful weekend for the popular dogsled race… Board chair Doug Harrer said sunny skies and temperatures in the 40s brought perhaps the largest crowd ever to the finish line yesterday afternoon in downtown Calumet… Harrer says preliminary figures indicate more than 2,000 …

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Spring Road Weight Restrictions Imposed

Spring weight restrictions are now in effect on all local roads in Houghton, Keweenaw, Baraga and Ontonagon Counties. Most trucks will be limited to carrying 65 percent of their normal weight limits until the ground thaws, and the roadbeds re-stabilize later this spring. Signs are not posted in the four-county …

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Woman Injured in Snowmobile Crash

A downstate woman was injured Friday night in a snowmobile crash in Marquette County. Sheriff’s deputies were called out around 8:30 to Trail 5 in Champion Township. They found that Traci Scull of Buchanan had been traveling north when she veered off the trail and hit a tree. She was …

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Senator Peters Introduces Legislation To Benefit Transportation Industry

Senator Gary Peters has introduced bipartisan legislation to expand career opportunities within the transportation industry. Senators from Arkansas, Colorado and Nevada, co sponsored the legislation, which aims to highlight job opportunities in the industry, to help fill existing and future job shortages. Peters said “Michigan is a hub for transportation, …

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Michigan Loses Army Sergeant

Governor Whitmer, has ordered flags in Michigan be flown at half staff today, to honor the memory of Army Sergeant 1st Class Raymond Haley, who lost his life in a car crash on February 20th. Haley, was a Wyoming, Michigan native, and joined the Army in 2004. He was part …

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Hancock City Council Hopes To Fill Vacant Seat

If you’re interested in serving on the Hancock City Council, to replace Stephanie Tubman, who stepped down earlier this month, you have until March 3rd, to send your letter of interest to Mayor Paul Labine. The term runs through November of this year. Tubman resigned, citing personal reasons, and not …

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