Even with school closed the last two days, students at Michigan Tech are feeling the strain of crunch time. Usually that feeling is reserved for end-of-semester exams, however with the current effects of the polar vortex, the University has ordered that all snow statue building come to a stop until …
Read More »Get On Hancock’s “Let Run” List Before You Leave Tap Running
The subzero temperatures of this week has many residents concerned about pipes freezing up. For residents with a history of freezing pipes, the city of Hancock has posted a “Let Run” notice on their website. Hancock Let Run Policy Details But before you open the tap, Hancock City Manager Barry …
Read More »The Calumet Theatre To Announce 2019 Season Schedule at February 14 Performance: “The Un-Valentine’s Show: Songs & Tales of Unforgiveness, Heartbreak, Dysfunction & Revenge”
The Calumet Theatre will proudly announce its complete show schedule for 2019 on February 14 at 7:30pm The exciting lineup will be revealed in a video presentation prior to the night’s entertainment, the comedy music of The Un-Valentine’s Show: Songs And Tales Of Unforgiveness, Heartbreak, Dysfunction And Revenge. The unveiling …
Read More »Cold Temperatures Contributing To Blood Shortage
The recent cold snap is also contributing to a blood shortage in the Upper Peninsula. The UPHS Regional Blood Center says there is an immediate need for all blood types. Dana Langsford of the UPHS Regional Blood Center says the cold weather has caused local blood drives to be cancelled. …
Read More »Winter Carnival Queen Coronation Is Saturday
Brains and beauty–with a healthy heaping of talent–will all be on display on the stage this Saturday night at the Rozsa Center as the major Winter Carnival events begin with the Queen’s Coronation. The theme of this year’s carnival is “Years of Innovation STEM from this Snowy Situation!” Michigan Tech’s …
Read More »Family Fun Day Wraps Up Heikinpäivä Friday Night
As this winter’s coldest stretch of weather so far comes to a close, celebrating the season may be the last thing on people’s minds but the grand finale of Heikinpäivä takes place Friday night. The Family Fun Day closes out the near month-long festival at the Finnish American Heritage Center …
Read More »DNR Continues Campaign On Excessive Snowmobile Noise
Subzero temperatures may be keeping snowmobile riders indoors during the current state of emergency, however in the next couple of days temperatures are expected to rise into the double digits and as many head back out on the trails, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding riders to abide …
Read More »Aspirus Family House Will Give Patients & Families A Place To Stay In Wausau
Traveling to receive medical care is fraught with difficulties, not least of which is finding a place to stay while you are there. Even discounted hotel rates for medical patients can cause an additional financial hardship in an already stressful time. Aspirus is announcing a $4.5 million project that will …
Read More »Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Selling Crystal Meth in Baraga County
A Baraga County man is under arrest for allegedly selling crystal meth. Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team executed a search warrant Wednesday at a residence on M-38 in Baraga County. The 35-year-old suspect was taken into custody at the residence. There were two young children in the …
Read More »City Of Hancock Issues “Let Run” Notice
From the City of Hancock’s website: A water “let run” has been called for the City of Hancock. A copy of the “Winter Water Let Run Policy’ is attached for your review. If you have an issue with your water service line freezing up please complete the 2nd page and …
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