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Purchase an ATV/ORV Permit for the 2024/25 Trail Season

Today starts the official off-road vehicle season in Michigan. Throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula, there are more than 160 miles of ORV-designated trails that crisscross the landscape’s unique sites. Strewn around the peninsula are remnants of the region’s mining heritage including ghost town attractions, and the railroad grade that makes up …

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Visit Keweenaw Encourages Cyclists to Check Out Summer Events While the Trails Dry Out

It seems like not that long ago Bikers were taking in a rare opportunity to hit the trails during winter. But since the recent snow storms last week trails are back to closed until the thaw has ended and trails have dried out. Trails club’s presidents still encourage cyclists to …

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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Throughout the month Keweenaw Family Resource Center encourages the community to show support for victims of child abuse in some very easy ways. Since 1983 April has been designated as child abuse prevention: Strong Families, Strong Kids, Strong Communities Month. For over 30 years …

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Man Killed in Adams Township Crash

A 66-year-old man is dead following a vehicle crash Friday in Adams Township. Houghton County sheriff’s deputies were called out shortly after 7 p.m. to M-26 near Range Auto Body, just north of South Range. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. His name and details about the crash …

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A New Unendowed Fund Will Benefit the Keweenaw Support 4 Health Minds

The Keweenaw Community Foundation announces the creation of a new unendowed fund to benefit Keweenaw Support 4 Healthy Minds. KS4HM works in the local area dedicated to talking about mental health, building resiliency in the community, and supports at–risk individuals. Throughout the year the group meets monthly at the Portage …

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Northern Lights Hockey Night Returns in One Week

While the Keweenaw Peninsula has eyes on the Huskies playing in Providence today. Next week the Copper Country will have eyes on a different hockey game at the Dee Stadium. Next Saturday the Northern Lights hockey night between Michigan Upper Peninsula Veterans Hockey Club and the Minnesota Warriors will support …

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Hancock Public Schools Adding a PBIS Coordinator and Dean of Students to the High School and Middle School in 2024-25

Hancock Public Schools will add two new roles to the High School and Middle School administration starting in the 2024 – 25 academic year. Hancock Public Schools has plans to add a Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support Coordinator and a Dean of Students. The new roles within the school environment …

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Registration Opens for the 2024 Sisu Shuffle

Even though the snow blankets the ground again, it won’t keep the Copper Country’s runners from staying active. UPHS – Portage announces that registration has opened for the 2024 Sis Shuffle. The five-kilometer run and walking event promotes the community getting outside early this spring to enjoy the change in …

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KORC Spring Benefit at the Calumet Theatre in One Week

Keweenaw Outdoor Recreation Coalition will bring back the Motown sound to the Calumet Theater next week. On April 6th KORC will host the group’s annual spring benefit at the Calumet Theatre to support both local non-profits. This year the spring benefit will rock the theatre with Motown classics with the …

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Easter Egg Hunts for Kids in the Area Tomorrow

With the recent blanket of snow on the ground the Easter bunny will have plenty of hiding places for eggs tomorrow. Easter weekend in the Copper Country might be a little cold and snowy but that won’t keep the region from celebrating. Tomorrow there are two Easter egg hunts planned …

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