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Portage Health Foundation Offering Grant Writing Workshops

[Hancock, MI] The Portage Health Foundation is hosting a grant writing workshop for the four-county non-profits to help gain a better understanding of PHF’s grant applications, the application process, and key points to keep in mind when thinking about submitting an applications for funding. The Portage Health Foundation wants to …

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Red Jacket Jamboree At The Calumet Theatre

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Keweenaw National Historical Park, the Calumet Theatre is hosting the Red Jacket Jamboree this weekend. The jamboree is a live variety radio show, recorded in front of the theater audience, and will showcase music, poems and stories of the Copper Country and …

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Empty The Shelters This Saturday

Hundreds of pets across the state are expected to find forever homes this Saturday. It’s part of the BISSELL Pet Foundation effort to Empty The Shelters, and it includes the Copper Country Humane Society. The Grand Rapids-based nonprofit will pay adoption fees at more than 75 shelters and rescue organizations …

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Sale Of Keweenaw Mountain Lodge Put On Hold

A complaint to the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office concerning a possible sale of the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge to Anthony Lane Partners (ALP) has led to a pause in the sale process. Keweenaw County had agreed to accept ALP’s Intent To Purchase proposal which opened the doors to discuss a …

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Finlandia Hosting Studio Days For Aspiring Artists

Throughout the 2017-18 academic year, Finlandia University’s International School of Art & Design will host immersive opportunities for prospective art students to meet staff and students, gain experience as artists, and explore Finlandia’s first-class studio spaces. “The experience of being an art student at Finlandia is amazing, and we’re proud …

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Hancock Teacher Blends History With Music

Hancock High School teacher Matt Griffith teaches 10th grade World History, using a unique teaching method implementing modern music and required silliness as an everyday part of his class. Griffith says these methods help students to retain the information that they are learning. “The more fun we have in class, …

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