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Crash kills one Monday outside of Dollar Bay

Houghton County Sheriff Deputies report that a 21-year-old Chassell man has died after a two vehicle crash this morning outside of Dollar Bay on M-26.  The accident caused injuries to four others. The crash occurred near the intersection of the Coal Dock Road, as the department was called to the …

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Master plan finalized for F.J. McLain State Park

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has finalized a master plan for F.J. McLain State Park, with $1.25 million appropriated for an initial phase of construction, which is slated to begin this spring. In August, the DNR solicited public comments on the park master plan, which will guide developments at …

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Two Arrested After Deputy Finds Their Vehilce In A Ditch

The Ontonagon County Sheriff’s Office investigated a vehicle in the ditch on Firesteel Rd around 3:30am Saturday. The deputy arrested the driver, a 22 yr old Ontonagon man, for OWI, Driving While License is Suspended, and Resisting and Obstructing. He is being held on $25,000 @ 10% bond at the Ontonagon County …

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Michigan Tech, Bay College Partner to Prepare Robotics Workforce

By Jennifer Donovan, Director of News & Media Relations University Marketing & Communications Michigan Technological University Michigan Technological University is working with Bay College to educate a highly skilled workforce in industrial robotics, a field in growing need of well-trained workers.  A new agreement between the community college and the …

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Heikinpäivä Begins With Kalevala Art Exhibit

Heikinpäivä celebrates the mid-point of the winter season–a day which can’t come soon enough. Though the parade won’t take place until the last Saturday of this month, there are Heikinpäivä events starting this week. Finnish-American Heritage Center Director Jim Kurtti describes an art exhibit opening Tuesday at the Copper Country …

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FAHC To Launch Finnish American Folk School

“Although our region maintains a strong ethnic pride in its Finnish roots, the loss of language and traditional arts and crafts has left many among our residents very little onto which they can attach their ethnic identity.” So says Finnish American Heritage Center Director Jim Kurtti, and he’s doing something about it. He …

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Windshields Must Be Completely Clear Of Ice & Snow

Though it may keep you in the cold longer, avoiding to completely scrape off you windshield following a freeze can result in a ticket. State Police Lt. Michael Shaw says you must clear off more than just the driver’s portion. Additionally, Shaw says you should never leave your car unattended …

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