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Copper Shores and Feeding America West Michigan Add New Dates to Ontonagon Mobile Food Pantries After Five Years Working Together

The Copper Shores Community Health Foundation and Feeding American West Michigan will continue to work together in 2024. This year marks the fifth year in a row that the two entities have partnered on a mobile food pantry site in Ontonagon County. Typically Feeding America will deliver a truck four …

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Eagle Mine Hosting Job Fair in Marquette for Several Opportunities

Even today the Upper Peninsula mining industry continues to operate. Tomorrow Eagle Mine plans to host a job fair to attract Upper Peninsula residents to various employment opportunities in the mining field. Companies that will be in attendance at the Job Fair in Marquette will include Eagle Mine, SGS, and …

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Copper Country Counties Transition to Spring Road Weight Limits Starting Tomorrow

Road Load restrictions will transition to spring restrictions tomorrow. Due to unseasonably warm weather county road commissions in Baraga, Houghton, and Ontonagon counties will reset load weight limits to spring restrictions. Semi-truck trailers and cargo vehicles will have a maximum axel load reduced to 65 percent of normal loads. Single …

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CCISD Students Bring Home a Majority of Awards at Regional Automotive Competition at Bay College

Copper Country Intermediate School District students excel while competing at the annual regional automotive competition held at Bay College. CCISD competitors dominated at the event taking home an exceptional amount of awards. Ty Crisman, a senior at Houghton High School and second-year automotive student, took away third place in the …

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43rd Great Bear Chase Still Plans to Take Off in March

The lack of snow this season won’t keep UP Health Systems from getting excited for the 2024 Great Bear Chase in Calumet. UP Health Systems plans to still hold the annual Nordic ski marathon that regularly invites more than 750 skiers to the Copper Country. Most of whom come from …

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Aspirus Health Ending Emergency Services in Ontonagon in April, and Investing $30 Million in Laurium Location

Aspirus Health plans to take its first steps toward a 30-million-dollar expansion project in Laurium. However, in addition to the expansion Aspirus Health will reduce services at Asprius Ontonagon starting in April. Asprius Health has begun to invest significant resources into developing the healthcare provider’s space in the region’s market. …

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Copper Country Angel Mission Receives $2,500 Grant to Jump-start the 2024-25 Coat the Copper Country Program

Thanks to grant funding the Copper Country Angel Mission has begun preparing for the 2024/25 Coat the Copper Country campaign. Each year the Copper Country Angel Mission coats the Copper Country program helps prepare winter coats for people in need throughout the western Upper Peninsula. Recently CCAM was awarded a …

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Winter’s Cycles of Warm Temperatures Causes Unsafe Ice Conditions for Tournaments and Recreational Fishing

Another Keweenaw Peninsula Winter event has been sunk by this year’s warm winter temperatures. The Chassell VFW Post 6507 recently that the annual Ice Fishing Tournament on Chassell Bay and Portage Lake has been canceled. Due to the region’s warm-up cycles above freezing ice conditions ice fishing is not safe …

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Sharing the Art of Possibilities with Goodwill of Northern WI & Upper MI

Good Will Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan’s possibilities program shares creativity, confidence, and a place to build a community for the region’s disabled population. The Possibilities program is a day of service that helps those with disabilities enjoy a high-quality life with joy and purpose. While in the program participants …

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Houghton-Portage Township Schools Hosting the First of Three Community Forums Tomorrow Night

Education regularly evolves to fit the educational needs of a community of young people. Soon the Houghton Portage Township School District will begin a series of community forums to give families, students, faculty, and the public opportunities to voice opinions as the district looks to explore potential uses of space …

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