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Workshop Focuses On Rooting Out Causes Of Sexual Violence

A lot of attention is given to aiding victims of sexual violence.  But what if it could be stopped long before it ever happened? That was the focus of a workshop held Thursday at Michigan Tech. Senior Program Director for the Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence Lisa …

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Hearing Loss Among Teens On The Rise

The U.S. National Survey found the prevalence of adolescents with hearing loss has increased by 31-percent in the last two-decades. Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites asks the question — would earplugs help prevent this problem?

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Woman Charged In Death Of Pelkie Man

New information is being reported regarding the death of Pelkie man whose body was found near the old Tiger Stadium lot in Detroit. The Detroit News reports that 33-year-old Shayla Deneice Tucker has been charged with Reckless Driving Causing Death, a 15-year felony. The body of 35-year-old Paul Pesola, Jr …

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New Logos For Northen Michigan University Approved

Michigan Tech isn’t the only Upper Peninsula university that is going for a new look. Northern Michigan’s Board of Trustees Wednesday approved brand new academic and athletic logos for the school. The new graphic designs, which include a University-exclusive typeface, were put together over the last year by an Ohio …

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Log Truck Driver Cited For Causing Accident

Police say the driver of a logging truck that spilled its load yesterday is at fault for the accident. The spill happened just after 3:00 Wednesday morning on US-41 in Ely Township when the driver lost control of his rig, left the roadway and lost the load. No injuries were …

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Great Turn Out For Keweenaw Job Fair

Employers often say it’s hard to find quality new workers. A lot of potential employees have trouble finding work. To put those two groups together in the same room, the 3rd Annual Keweenaw Job Fair was held at the Finnish American Heritage Center in Hancock. With roughly 200 job seekers, …

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