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Kids Learn About Unique Books

North Wind Books in Hancock is hosting a four-part Children’s Unique Book series on Mondays this July. Each program will highlight themed children’s books and a special guest host. Yesterday’s theme was books about music. A crowd gathered at 11 a.m. to listen to special guest host and Finlandia University …

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Learn How Medicare Fits Into Your Retirement

What role will Medicare play in your retirement? Twenty five years ago, retirees spent almost twice as much on food as on health care; now the amounts are nearly equal. Edward Jones financial advisor Bob Nelson and Jacob Spear from the elder law firm Sturgul & Long will present “Health …

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Biggest Crowd In Years Attend 60th Coca-Cola IFT

Organizers say it was the best International Frisbee Tournament in years. The 60th Annual IFT featured 24 teams in their new two-division setup…with many people returning to enjoy the tournament’s anniversary. Tournament Director Jeff Foss was glad to see so many people participating. Foss-071017-1 The action on the field didn’t …

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Berries Galore At Strawberry Festival

The 69th Annual Copper Country Strawberry Festival was held over the weekend, offering up the area’s delicious strawberries. The festival is always held in Chassell the second weekend in July and is the oldest, continuously running festival of its kind. The Chassell Lions Club sponsors the festival each year and …

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UPPCO Working To Lower Energy Costs

MARQUETTE, MI – The Upper Peninsula Power Company (UPPCO) submitted two filings with the Michigan Public Service Commission, the net result of which will lower power costs for residential, commercial and industrial customers. While customers will only experience a minor reduction to their monthly bills, it is a step forward …

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