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VA Medical Center Named One Of The Nation’s Best

IRON MOUNTAIN – On Thursday, May 31, VA Secretary David Shulkin gave a State of the VA briefing at the White House highlighting areas for improvement in serving the nation’s Veterans. Among the issues touched upon included quality of care, aging buildings, access to care, and appointments with community providers. …

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Accident Sends Two To The Hospital

Two Chassell residents were taken to the hospital following a two–vehicle personal injury accident. Deputies from the Houghton County Sheriff’s Department responded to the accident at the intersection of Paradise Road and Massie Road in Chassell around 6:15pm Thursday. 85-year-old Ken Kaiponen was traveling southbound on Paradise Road when he …

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Michigan Tech Offering Computer Science Workshop for K-12 Teachers

Michigan Technological University is inviting K-12 teachers and administrators to a workshop in August, to help them find ways to bring computer science and programming into their classrooms.  The workshop, supported through a Google CS4HS (Computer Science for High Schools) grant, exposes teachers to exciting new ways to bring computer …

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Grief Support Lunch Offered in Hancock

KEARSARGE, Mich. — Aspirus At Home is offering a Grief Support Lunch on Tuesday, June 13, at noon at the Kangas Café, located at 200 Michigan Street in Hancock. The event is offered to provide support and hope for adults experiencing grief following the loss of a loved one. The …

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Many Changes Coming To McLain State Park

While erosion continues to eat away at the campground at McLain State Park, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is planning to make several changes. Work was slated to being this Spring, but the project had to be put off until after Labor Day. Metheringham-060117-1 DNR Unit Supervisor Jamie Metheringham …

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