Industrial archaeologist, historian and author Sean Gohman presents “The Cliff Mine Revisited” as part of the Keweenaw County Historical Society’s Adventures in History series. The first (1974) edition of Donald Chaput’s The Cliff ended with the line, “The Cliff is dead.” The updated (2015) edition of The Cliff acknowledges that …
Read More »Take A Ride On The Ranger III
The Ranger III is sight to see whenever is traverses the Portage Canal, but the best sights can be seen while aboard the vessel. The public is invited to enjoy a three-hour cruise on the Keweenaw Waterway aboard the Ranger III on Thursday. The ship will be docked at the …
Read More »Final Summer Meeting Of CLK School Board
How close is the start of the school year? The CLK School District just held its last Board of Education meeting of the summer. At Tuesday’s meeting, the board extended their appreciation to Dave Heinz and Lori Weir for receiving the “Judy Watson Olson Education Award” from the Great Lakes …
Read More »Tension Over $1 Million MERS Payment
Houghton County will make an additional $1 million payment into the Municipal Employees’ Retirement System. That decision to put the extra funds toward the unfunded liability did not come without disagreement, however. At their regular meeting Tuesday, Commissioner Scott Ala proposed the county should withhold the payment for the time …
Read More »Several Road Projects In Houghton Get Underway
A few more orange barrels will be popping up in Houghton over the next few weeks. Starting Wednesday, crews will be at several locations working on the roads. Houghton City Manager Eric Waara said, “They’re going to be doing a full crush and shape on several streets in town that …
Read More »GM CEO Looks Forward To Continued Strong Sales
GM CEO Mary Barra sees the current strong car sales environment sticking around for a while, even though some analysts are calling for a drop in sales. General Motors is testing self-driving vehicles on the streets of Scottsdale, Arizona. Through its autonomous technology company Cruise Automation, GM says it started …
Read More »Volunteering Could Have Health Benefits
Can being a volunteer improve your health? It might depend on your age. Health reporter Dr. Deanna Lites with the results of a new study.
Read More »Single People Happier Than Married Ones
With so many dating shows and dating apps, it looks like everyone wants to be part of a couple. But it turns out single people might have more fulfilling lives. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites has more.
Read More »Cognitive Behavorial Therapy Could Help You Land A Job
Research finds a type of counseling may help with your job hunt. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy involves a process of changing our thoughts and behaviors in order to produce better emotions, better outcomes and higher levels of functioning. Psychologist Scott Bea.
Read More »Trump’s 2nd Amendment Stirs Controversy
More controversy surrounding Donald Trump as, in discussing Hillary Clinton, he states “if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks, although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is, I don’t know.” That remark raising the ire of Michigan Democratic Party Chair Brandon Dillon, saying “Donald Trump is …
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