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“A Noteworthy Christmas” Concert Tonight In Hancock

Noteworthy, the Copper Country’s women’s barbershop chorus, will perform its annual Christmas concert at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Hancock Thursday (Dec. 8) at 7:00pm. “A Noteworthy Christmas” also features a vocal ensemble from Hancock High School. There is no charge for admission, and a free-will offering will be taken …

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Baraga Casino Renovations Begin

For the original story, visit ABC-10’s website. “A more local, Cheers-type of atmosphere,” said General manager of Ojibwa Casino Don Wren’s on one of the sites’ the upcoming renovations. Wednesday was the groundbreaking ceremony for the Baraga Casino. The casino is spending $6.5 million on infrastructure upgrades and a face-lift. “A lot …

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2nd Annual Keweenaw Business Ball Scheduled

HOUGHTON, Michigan, December 6, 2016 – Mark your calendar, dig out your dancing shoes, and join us on Wednesday, December 14, 2016 for a collaborative holiday celebration with a cause! For a second year, the Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce, Keweenaw Young Professionals (KYP), and Keweenaw Economic Development Alliance (KEDA) will …

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Charitable Giving Tree Back At Superior National Bank

Superior National Bank has begun its Charitable Giving Tree program at its branches and invites the community to partner with them to support local charities this Christmas season. Now through December 19th, each branch will be collecting clothing, personal care items, toys and non-perishable food. The items will then be …

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Make Everyone Happy This Holiday Season–With Wi-Fi

When you have a large holiday gathering, how do you make sure everyone will have solid access to the Wi-Fi in your house? Comcast Senior Public Relations Manager Rob Ponto says when it comes to your router, it’s all about location, location, location. He says putting the router in an …

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Bill Would Compensate Those Wrongfully Incarcerated

The Michigan House has passed a bill to compensate wrongfully convicted inmates. Under the terms of the bill, ex-inmates would receive $50,000 tax-free for each year of their wrongful incarceration, plus attorney fees. Only four states have released more innocent prisoners than Michigan.

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