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Range Lions Announce Winners Of Annual Fall Raffle

The Range Lions Club continues to support local causes. At their February meeting in South Range, they recongnized Lions Janet Gregorich, Richard Andrews, David Wisti, Mary Lou Wisti and Duane Pangrazzi for perfect attendance with a Lions attendance award pin. This month’s donations included $100 each to the Grace Lutheran …

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Range Lions Announce Winners Of Annual Fall Raffle

The Range Lions Club continues to support local causes. At their February meeting in South Range, they recongnized Lions Janet Gregorich, Richard Andrews, David Wisti, Mary Lou Wisti and Duane Pangrazzi for perfect attendance with a Lions attendance award pin. This month’s donations included $100 each to the Grace Lutheran …

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Jersey Fund Project Helps Local Cancer Patients

Calumet High School and Aspirus Keweenaw are partnering up to provide comfort to local cancer patients. They’re doing this through fundraising efforts that they call “The Jersey Fund,” named for the jersey auction that takes place at the Copper Kings Varsity Hockey game. Calumet Copper Kings Head Hockey Coach, Dan …

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Over 200 Companies Attend MTU Spring Career Fair

Over 200 companies are now hiring and they are looking for the best possible candidates. To find those candidates, recruiters came to the Spring Career Fair, held annually at Michigan Tech. Competition is tough, not only between the students…but for the companies who want to lure high quality talent. But …

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Over 200 Companies Attend MTU Spring Career Fair

Over 200 companies are now hiring and they are looking for the best possible candidates. To find those candidates, recruiters came to the Spring Career Fair, held annually at Michigan Tech. Competition is tough, not only between the students…but for the companies who want to lure high quality talent. But …

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Budget, Historic Records Highlight Calumet Village Council Meeting

The Calumet Village Council expects to wrap up their budget discussions when the Financial Committee meets Wednesday. At their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, the council set a public hearing for March 1st to present the budget, with hopes of passing it at a special meeting immediately following it. The current …

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Obama Expected To Make SCOTUS Nomination

President Obama is expected to go forward with a nominee for the vacancy on the US Supreme Court, following the death of Antonin Scalia. But the Republican-controlled US Senate, which must confirm any appointment, is indicating that it will not act on any nominee presented by the president. That means …

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Juvenile Justice Reform Bills Clear House Committee

A series of bills revamping the state’s juvenile justice system have cleared an initial hurdle, passing a Michigan House committee Tuesday. State Representative Harvey Santana is the lead sponsor of the package of bills, which he calls the largest reform package of any legislature in the country. The bills, among …

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Governor Snyder Reacts To NAACP Call For Protests

Governor Rick Snyder is reacting to the NAACP’s call for protests if he doesn’t have a plan to replace water pipes in Flint in 30 days. NAACP National President Cornell Brooks says the civil rights organization will invite people to come to Flint in a show of civil disobedience if …

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