There are currently no immediate plans to change the traffic light on M-26 outside of WalMart in Houghton. City Councilmember Dan Salo asked Police Chief John Donnelly about installing a left turn signal at the light during their regular meeting Wednesday. Donnelly said there has not been a rash of …
Read More »TRIO Pre-College Students Take Part In College & Career Fair
TRIO Pre-College Programs, a federally funded program by the US Department of Education and hosted by Finlandia University, held a College & Career Fair on Friday, March 9 on Finlandia’s campus. More than forty students from CCISD Schools attended the event. The College & Career Fair was an optional event …
Read More »Teams Head To Escanaba For FIRST Robotics District Championship
Many Keweenaw high school robotics students will be spending the weekend on a field trip. The FIRST Robotics District Championship is taking place this weekend in Escanaba with nearly 40 teams competing in the district, and 8 of them coming out of the Keweenaw area. “I didn’t really think I …
Read More »Houghton Residents Block Rental License Request
A potential home buyer in Houghton will not be granted a rental license at this time after the Rental Housing Board appeared to be swayed by public comments. The property in question is at 1008 E. Houghton Avenue and the buyer’s intentions were to rent the house to faculty at …
Read More »Houghton Police Step Up Presence In Local Schools
While lawmakers struggle to find ways to make students safer while at school, the Houghton Police Department is stepping up their own efforts. In his report to the City Council on Wednesday, Police Chief John Donnelly said his department has increased their presence in the Houghton High School and Middle …
Read More »Local Students Take Part In National School Walkout
Many students from the Copper Country are among those calling for an end to gun violence in schools by participating in Wednesday’s national school walkout. Some 200 students at Houghton High School and Middle School took part in the protest. Around 10:00am, the students left their classrooms and gathered outside …
Read More »Think ‘Dr. Seuss‘ Meets ‘Animal‘ – Scrap Arts Music Presents Children of Metropolis
HOUGHTON, Michigan (Tuesday, March 13, 2018) – Scrap Arts Music, Canadian-born and globally enjoyed, has performed in over fifteen countries on five continents for audiences of all backgrounds, with a family-friendly presentation of music and movement. Innovation. Energy. Rhythm. If you’re looking for a feel-good, adrenaline-packed experience – look no …
Read More »Baraga County CTC Promotes Prescription Drug Disposal Sites
Did you know that one in four teens has misused or abused prescription medications? Most often they get them from a family medicine cabinet. Keeping expired or leftover prescriptions in the home can lead to accidents, overdoses, or abuse. But you can now safely dispose of unwanted prescription pills at locations …
Read More »Submissions Sought For DNR’s Good Hunting Patch
Keweenaw students and artisans of all ages are being asked to take part in Michigan hunting history. The Department of Natural Resources is preparing for the upcoming white tail deer season and seeking a design for its annual collectors patch. “The Deer Cooperator Patch has been in existence since 1972 …
Read More »Houghton County Joins Lawsuit Against Drug Companies
Houghton County will participate in a mass-action lawsuit against the makers of opioid medication. The Houghton County Board of Commissioners voted to join the effort as presented by attorneys from The Sam Bernstein Law Firm and Weitz & Luxenberg during their February meeting. The lawsuit seeks to recover the cost …
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