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Summer Jobs Outlook Good

How is the outlook for summer jobs for recent college graduates? Michigan State University’s Dr. Phil Gardner says internships and hourly wage positions have been strong all year. Gardner says the stronger economy is a major factor in the availability of more jobs.

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Senate To Take Up DPS Legislation

The state senate resumes its work this morning and one of the big items on the agenda is legislation on the Detroit Public Schools. State senators could take up the House legislation as is–or just parts of it. The House plan would provide $500 million to help wipe out the …

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Hydrant Flow Testing In Houghton

The City of Houghton will be conducting city-wide hydrant flow testing starting Tuesday. The tests will continue through Friday and will be conducted from 7am to 3pm each day. City officials say this may cause resident’s water supply to be discolored. They say running your cold water for a short …

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Lake Linden-Hubbell School Board Approved Bond Referendum

The Lake Linden-Hubbell Board of Education says they’ve approved a bond referendum for the August ballot. Voters will be asked to approve the purchase of bonds totaling $2.77 million, an average of 1.25 mills for a maximum of 14 years. The bond proposal will address pressing security and infrastructure and …

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Calumet Man Injured In Motorcycle Accident

A Calumet man was injured in a motorcycle accident Friday. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department says a 21-year old man was heading north on Station Drive in Calumet Township shortly before 2pm. The man reportedly lost control on the gravel shoulder. He was taken by Mercy Ambulance to Aspirus Keweenaw …

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L'Anse Warden Electric Company Public Meeting Today

Chicago (April 29, 2016) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will host a May 9 informational session to discuss the status of its air quality investigation at the L’Anse Warden Electric Company, L’Anse, Mich. EPA’s session will take place Monday, May 9, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., at L’Anse Area Schools, 201 N. …

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Park Awards Heritage Grants

(Calumet, MI) Keweenaw NHP Advisory Commission and the National Park Service at Keweenaw National Historical Park announce that 23 Keweenaw Heritage Grants were awarded for projects throughout Upper Michigan’s Copper Country. The grants were distributed both inside and outside of the Quincy and Calumet Units of the park with an …

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New Healthcare Provider for Houghton County Jail Inmates

Sheriff Brian McLean is pleased to announce the institution of a new healthcare program at the Houghton County Jail designed to raise the standard of inmate care while reducing waste, despite an economy where expenses keep increasing. The comprehensive program focuses on improving the quality of care delivered in the …

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Dianda Recognized for Leadership on Forestry Issues

LANSING — State Representative Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) said today that he is honored to be given the Legislator of the Year Award by the Great Lakes Timber Professionals Association. “Michigan’s forests are important to the Upper Peninsula’s economy and culture, and I know that actions taken in Lansing can have …

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