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Partisan Candidates Begin County Commissioner Runs

There are several new candidates running for Houghton County Commissioner this election season as the partisan deadline to register passed Tuesday. Republican Tom Tikkanen in District 1 is the only incumbent running unopposed at this time. Board Chair Al Koskela will square off with Democrat Melissa Davis, best known for …

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Richard and Clara Fedewa Scholarship Announced

A new scholarship is available through the Keweenaw Community Foundation (KCF) in memory of Richard and Clara Fedewa, frequent visitors to the Copper Country. Clara moved to the area permanently after her husband’s death in 1988, where she became a member of the St. Ignatius church and lived at The …

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Portage Health Foundation Awards Two Small Grants

[Hancock, MI] In recognition of the importance of small grants, the Portage Health Foundation (PHF) released a targeted call for proposal focusing on small grants. The intention of these grants was to support projects that will have an impact on community health and wellness while addressing the systemic health needs …

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Volunteers Needed At Hanka Homestead

The Hanka Homestead Association is accepting new volunteers. The Homestead, located in Askel, is a unique window into our local history. They presently have a cadre of helpful, friendly, and willing volunteers and the Association is in need of more people that are interested in local history and want to …

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MDOT Lays Out Plans For Upcoming Road Projects

As the Michigan Department of Transportation makes its way across the UP with a series of public meetings outlining its five year plan, Keweenaw residents joined the discussion and learned plans of some upcoming projects in the area including a large reconstruction project in Houghton. The spring construction season has …

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Local tourism group encourages exploration of area’s waterfalls

ONTONAGON, Mich. (April 20, 2018)—Winter might still be holding on in some parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, but the members of the Porcupine Mountains Convention & Visitors Bureau (PMCVB) are encouraging visitors to think spring and “feel the rush” in the Porcupine Mountains and Ontonagon County. The PMCVB this week launched …

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