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MTU Pep Band Remembers Kenneth Bragg During Candlelight Vigil

Students from Michigan Tech are mourning the loss of fellow husky Kenneth Bragg, and his family who died December 30th in an explosion downstate. Now that students have returned to campus, the Michigan Tech pep band has planned a candlelight vigil for Kenneth Bragg. Bragg was a valued member of …

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The Community Action Agency is Hosting a Make Up Drive-Thru Food Pantry Today

This afternoon the Keweenaw Community Action Agency will host a make-up food pantry. The community action agency’s drive-thru food pantry will make up for those who missed pick-up last week. The Keweenaw CAA’s food pantry today will begin at 1 pm, at the community action agency distribution center at 926 …

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Baraga County Receives Grant for Point Abbaye Development

Baraga County has been awarded a $300,000 grant to help develop its park at Point Abbaye. The award was announced at last night’s county board meeting by county clerk Wendy Goodreau, who said the money can be used for additional trails, parking and campsites. Commissioners commended Goodreau for her work …

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L’Anse Approves Liquor Sale for Upcoming Hockey Tourney

At a brief meeting Monday evening, the L’Anse village council approved the sale of alcoholic beverages at the upcoming Winter Classic Old-Timer’s Hockey Tournament. Village President Ron Ervast noted that the tournament has quickly become a big winter event… It brings a lot of people into our community, so I …

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Services Set for Former Hancock Mayor

Funeral services have been announced for former Hancock Mayor James Martin, who passed away Thursday at age 84. Martin was a Hancock native who joined the U.S. Navy following his high school graduation. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant, while serving on five different submarines. After leaving the service, …

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Houghton Extends Application Deadline for Charter and Study Commission

Houghton City Council

The city of Houghton seeks residents to serve on the Charter and Study Commission. Houghton will begin work to review the city charter this year. But will need to appoint residents to a commission during the council’s January meeting. The commission will be tasked with reviewing the city charter and …

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Practice Cancelled for Weather: Copper Country Killer Whales Practices Start in One Week

Due to school closing in the region (1/15/24), the Copper Country Killer Whales will cancel the first practice of the season. Please contact organizers for more information regarding future practice times and dates. Copper Country Killer Whales swim season will start in just about one week. The local youth swim …

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Heikinpaiva Cultural Events Start this Wednesday

Over the weekend the Copper Country saw a visit from Heikki Lunta after a delivery of fresh snow. And just in time too, as Hancock prepares to celebrate winter and Finnish culture during Heikinpaiva. The Finnish cultural festival’s main activity happens at the end of the month. But until then …

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Applications Open for the Porcupine Mountains Artist in Residence Program

The majestic beauty of the Porcupine Mountains inspires artists each year. Applications are officially open for the Artist in Residence program in spring and summer 2024 and fall and winter 2025. The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park encompasses 25 miles of Lake Superior shoreline four inland lakes, rivers, countless waterfalls, …

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Anne Dahlman Named Northern Michigan University’s New Provost and VP of Academic Affairs

Northern Michigan University announced last Friday it has named a new provost and vice president. Anne Dahlman has been named the new Provost and Vice president for academic affairs, taking on her role beginning April 1st. Dahlman comes to Northern Michigan with 27 years of experience as a teacher, faculty …

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