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Library Hosting Presentation On Feldenkrais Method

The Portage Lake District Library invites you to give yourself a mid-winter gift and learn about an approach to improving your life using a series of gentle, mindful movements. Debra Goldman will discuss the Feldenkrais Method on Tuesday, January 23, from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. The Feldenkrais Method uses guided …

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Benefit Concert For Keweenaw Land Trust

L’ANSE – The Keweenaw Land Trust (KLT) will host the popular band White Water on Saturday, January 20 for a benefit performance and dance starting at 6:00 pm at the American Legion Post 144 in L’Anse. The theme of this family-friendly event is “This Land is Our Land” to support …

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Renovations Underway At Calumet Art Center

The Calumet Art Center is undergoing some transformations thanks to some recent grants, including one from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and while some of the exterior improvements are waiting for a sunny day, many improvements have been made inside to make the building handicap accessible.   …

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Flights To Detroit To Resume At Marquette Airport

MARQUETTE – Sawyer International Airport, County of Marquette, and the LSCP, along with SkyWest Airlines, announce the return of regular morning flights to Detroit from Sawyer International Airport (SAW), effective March 2018. SAW will continue its current flight to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) on SkyWest Airlines (operating as Delta Air Lines) and …

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Michigan Tech Named a College That Pays You Back

Michigan Technological University has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of 200 colleges across the nation that “pay you back.” Princeton Review, a private education services company not affiliated with Princeton University, announced its annual list of “Colleges that Pay You Back” today. Princeton Review chooses the 200 …

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Dee Stadium To Benefit From DNR Passport Grant

  When Michigan residents renew their license plate tabs, they are given the opportunity to purchase a recreation passport for an additional $11. That $11 per vehicle fee is applied to park operations and maintenance, and some of it is distributed across the state to other recreational facilities as part …

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CTE Millage Already Paying Off

With the passage of the Career & Technical Education millage, the local schools combined have saved over $280,000 this year. That news was shared with the Copper Country Intermediate School District Board of Education by CCISD Superintendent George Stockero and CTE Director Shawn Kolbus at their regular meeting this week. …

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