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The 15th Run of the CopperDog Races is Less Than a Month Away

Copper Dog 150’s 15th run is about a month away. Organizers have several plans for this year’s race including additional events and a return to Calumet for the finish of the 150. Race Director Kelly Probst says that so far more than 80 teams have registered for the Copper Dog’s …

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Kristen Kautz Crowned Queen of Winter Carnival 2024

Winter Carnival crowns Kristen Kautz’s queen in 2024. Over the weekend winter carnival’s fun continued with the royal coronation. The stage was filled with plenty of fun and laughs as this year’s royalty representative showed off their talents, shared their favorite part of being a Michigan Tech Husky, and impressed …

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Gogebic Community College Will Use $310,600 in State Funds for Modernizing the Campus

Gogebic Community College will use 310,600 dollars in state funds to complete campus modernization and infrastructure. Funding to support the modernization of the GCC campus was approved in the most recent state-approved budget for 2024. The fund will improve infrastructure, technology, equipment, maintenance, and safety for students, staff and faculty. …

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Blue Key Honor Society Seeks Volunteers for the All-Nighter Next Week

Blue Key Honor Society is very excited to return with Winter Carnival starting tomorrow. But there are many helping hands needed throughout the week-long celebration of winter and Michigan tech. Blue Key Honor Society is asking for individuals interested in volunteering during the winter carnival. Volunteers are primarily needed to …

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Get Out and Forget About the Winter-time Blues During Cabin Fever Reliever

While the warm temperatures are helping relieve some seasonal depression. There’s never a bad time to get out into nature for some extra relief from Cabin fever. Tomorrow the Keweenaw Family Resource Center will invite the community to enjoy Cabin Fever Reliever. The special winter event will include snowshoeing, sledding, …

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Houghton Plans to Add One Person to the Charter Study Commission

The city of Houghton seeks residents interested in helping the city determine updates to the Houghton Charter. Houghton will begin determining the need for any updates to the city’s governing charter. Municipalities in the state of Michigan are required to review governing documents every few years. Houghton’s charter and study …

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From Forests to the Shores Michigan Tech Loves the Outdoors as Winter Carnival Kicks Off for 2024

Michigan Tech’s campus is abuzz ahead of the winter carnival’s first events tomorrow night. While several Winter Carnival sporting competitions have taken place, and will continue throughout next week. The Winter Carnival Royal Coronation marks an official start to the century-old tradition. “They went through their interviews and they really …

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Hancock Receives $969,000 to Further Prepare the Hancock Business and Technology Park from MEDC

The city of Hancock will receive close to a million dollars for further development of the Hancock Business and Technology Park from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. Earlier this week MEDC announced it will support 87.5 million dollars in grant funding to accelerate site readiness at 18 project locations across …

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Ewen Man Arrested for Evading and Larceny Over $50,000

The Ontonagon County Sheriff has arrested a man from Ewen for evading and larceny. On Wednesday the Ontonagon County Sheriff Department arrested a 49-year-old Ewen man on one count of unlawful driving away in a motor vehicle and one count of larceny over 50,000 dollars. The Ewen man was arraigned …

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New Details Reveal Potential Motive in the Death of Alvin Kempainen

New information in the murder case involving a mother and son from Wisconsin may reveal a motive in the death of Alvin Kempainen. Jacob and Margaret Kempainen of Hartland Wisconsin are charged with open murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Documents acquired by Bring Me the News were reported last …

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