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National Forest Service asks hikers to look out for ‘Zombie’ trees out on the trail

U.S. Forest Service officials warn hikers of ‘zombie’ trees this Halloween. Not quite as dangerous as the ghouls in Night of the Living Dead. Zombie trees, appear alive but are dead or decaying on the inside.  These trees often are impacted by invasive insects or diseases. The forest service says …

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Michigan State Police share tips to stay safe while trick-or-treating

This story was produced by My UP News Anchor Rebecca Bartleme. Find the original story here.         According to Safe Kids Worldwide, children are more than twice as likely to get hit by a car on Halloween than on any other day of the year. Michigan State Police troopers want …

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Over 1,100 voters cast ballots at the Houghton County Early Voting Center

Over a quarter million voters have already cast ballots in Michigan. Two years ago voters passed proposal two that expanded voting opportunities. In February counties and municipalities organized the first early voting centers. Early voting turnout during February and August concerned Houghton County Clerk Jennifer Kelly when the center was …

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Hancock allows chickens in the city, residents express concern for vague language

Hancock’s chickens have come home to roost. Last night the Hancock city council passed the city’s animal ordinance. The framework of the language now allows a household up to four chickens on the property. However, city residents voiced concern that the language proposed remains vague in key areas. Such as …

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Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce shares details of Small Business Saturday in 2024

Fall starts the holiday season. First comes Halloween and trick or treating. Followed by Thanksgiving with the family, and then Christmas. And New Year’s Eve celebrations close out the year. In between the holiday parties though many will select the perfect gift for those special in their life. A major …

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Parents Against Vaping E-Cigs invites families to learn about the dangers of vaporized tobacco

Just like how technology can make life better. It can sometimes aid harmful behaviors. Over the past decade vaporized tobacco products have grown in popularity. While adult smokers claim vaping has helped decrease the amount of cigarettes they consume. Researchers say vaporized tobacco products still increase a person’s exposure to …

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Forsyth Township teen found safe by law enforcement

A teen was found safe over the weekend after his family called in law enforcement to help in a search Friday night.According to the Forsyth Township Police Department, a family living near County Road 565 in the township called for help around 6:30 p.m. asking for help to find their …

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LBFE and Lambda Chi Alpha partner to support the Little Brothers Food Pantry

Over the years, Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly has developed special connections with the seniors in the region. The organization has also grown strong relationships with many college students, including brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha, who help cut wood for seniors’ homes and drive around the area to pick …

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Acting Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, visits Cleveland Cliffs’ Tilden Mine

This story was produced by My UP News correspondent Andrew Lorinsor. Find the original story here. In a significant visit to the UP, Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su and Assistant Secretary for Mine Health and Safety Chris Williamson toured the Cleveland-Cliffs Tilden mine in Ishpeming. They say their visit …

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Saving Finland in America earns the Finlandia Foundation National the Finnish Expatriate of the Year Award

The Finlandia Foundation National earns a prestigious award from Finland for its work to Save Finland in America. Recently The Finlandia Foundation National received the Finnish Expatriate of the Year Award, established by the Finland Society in 1983. The honor is awarded to a Finn who demonstrates exceptional success in …

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