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NMU Football Player Found Dead

MARQUETTE — A Northern Michigan University student passed away in his dorm room Tuesday morning. In a statement, NMU President Dr. Fritz Erickson announced that Sophomore Anthony Herbert of Lapeer, Mich., passed away suddenly in his residence hall room. “Anthony was a construction management major and a member of the …

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Nominations Open For Keweenaw Community Spark Plug Awards

HOUGHTON, Michigan (January 17, 2017) —  Registration is now open for the Keweenaw Community Spark Plug Awards Dinner, which will be held on Thursday, February 16, 2017 in Houghton. The Keweenaw Community Spark Plug Awards is a celebration that recognizes local businesses, community projects, and individuals for their efforts in …

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Teenagers Need Help Battling Depression

January is known for being the peak month for folks suffering from depression symptoms–and that includes teenagers. A recent study shows depression in teens is on the rise, and many are not receiving treatment. Psychologist Kate Eshleman.

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Snyder To Deliver State Of The State Address

Governor Rick Snyder delivers his seventh State of the State address before lawmakers tonight. As the state continues to deal with the Flint water crisis, you can expect to hear an update on the situation and more about updating the infrastructure across the entire state. Last month the Governor’s 21st …

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DeVos Confirmation Hearings Begin

A U.S. Senate committee begins a confirmation hearing for west Michigan Republican Betsy DeVos who has been nominated as Education Secretary. DeVos is widely expected to push for expanding school choice programs if confirmed. But such a move is certain to bring pushback from teachers unions. Democrats and civil rights …

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Hancock Man Missing

A search for a missing Hancock man continues. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Office says 33-year-old Kenneth Ryan Clark, who goes by Ryan, was last seen at his home on Thursday night around 11:30pm. He reportedly left home on foot between then and 7:00am Friday morning without telling anybody and hasn’t …

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Food For Fines Program Begins

The Portage Lake District Library is offering its Food for Fines program starting today through March 31. Patrons can pay up to $10 in overdue fines by bringing non-perishable food items to the library. The food will be donated to local food pantries. Patrons are encouraged to bring small, individual …

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