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US-41 Reconstruction in Hancock Wraps Up

Traffic on US-41 in Hancock is now open as the summer reconstruction project wraps up. The reopening of the highway marks the completion of US-41 reconstruction work in Hancock, which began in 2016. In the final phases of the project, the Michigan Department of Transportation invested $2 million to reconstruct …

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China Gold Headlines 2017 Parade of Nations at Michigan Tech

Calling it acrobatics is putting it mildly.  China Gold, the headline act for the 2017 Parade of Nations, presents a martial arts-based display of strength, speed and agility. Lighting, music, choreography and stage effects underscore feats of athleticism, grace and gymnastic prowess, as these talented performers showcase the Dragon Dance, …

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Baraga County State Park Celebrates Christmas In July

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, at least it is at the Baraga State Park. They are holding their annual Christmas in July celebration at the campground this weekend. Activities include a bike parade, games, prizes, crafts, campsite decorating and photos with Santa. All events are open to …

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Ontonagon County Fair Comes To Greenland

The first county fair of the Copper Country gets underway this weekend as the Ontonagon County Fair opens in Greenland. Festivities begin this evening with the Bakery and Mystery Bag Auction and the Glitz and Glam Princess Pageant. The fair will be open Saturday and Sunday featuring the Antique Engine …

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Students Take Wing At MTU Summer Youth Camp

High school students are flying high at Michigan Tech this week, and Kaleigh Miller from Lake Linden couldn’t be happier. “I am so ecstatic,” said Kaleigh Miller. “I’ve wanted to fly forever and even though I haven’t even started, I know I’m going to love it.” As part of a …

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Civil War Reenactment At Fort Wilkins In Copper Harbor

Step back in time to when union soldiers occupied the northernmost part of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula. Battery D, First Michigan Light Artillery will recreate Civil War army life this weekend at Fort Wilkins Historic State Park in Copper Harbor. The unit will present artillery and small arms drills, cooking, soldiers’ …

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Aspirus Keweenaw Offering Car Seat Checks

Jenn Jenich-Laplander is committed to keeping local kids safe on the road. Jenich-Laplander received her National Child Passenger Safety Technician Certification from Safe Kids Worldwide and is ready to set up car seat checks for caregivers in the area. “My role as a certified passenger safety technician is to educate …

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New Logo Design Contest at Portage Lake District Library

The Portage Lake District Library is hosting a contest in their search for a new logo. Contestants are asked to submit original designs that meet the criteria listed below. The selected winner will receive a $150 cash prize. Image criteria: Minimum resolution of 800 dpi. An element of the design …

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