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Ontonagon Man Arrested for Attempted Murder

An Ontonagon man is in jail on multiple charges including attempted murder. The Ontonagon County Sheriff’s Office says 51-year-old Timothy Wayne Pietila was arrested Wednesday morning around 1:45 a.m. He is charged with attempted murder, first degree criminal sexual conduct, assault by strangulation, and felony firearm. Pietila is being held …

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Winter Carnival Statues- Interview With the Winners

The snow statues of Michigan Tech’s Winter Carnival draw people from all 50 states…so it’s perfect that this year’s theme celebrated each and every one of them. The theme for this year is “As snow accumulates at alarming rates, we show our love for the fifty states.” There were 21 …

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Winter Carnival Snow Statues Results Are In

Here are the results of this year’s snow statue contest.  Judging is done differently this year. Categories are not broken up into Fraternities, Sororities, Student Orgs, etc.   They are instead divided into Classes depending on how many Winter Carnival Events they are participating in.  The rules are below. Month …

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Baraga County's Winter Happening This Weekend

Michigan Tech isn’t the only place in the Copper Country that is making a festival out of winter. The Baraga County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring Winter Happening with events throughout the weekend. The celebration begins Friday at 4:00pm at the Whirl-I-Gig with a family dance followed by a dinner …

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FAHC Language Classes Still Accepting Registrations

Mother Nature had an impact on the scheduled first session for the Finnish American Heritage Center’s community enrichment classes, so there’s still an opportunity to sign up and take part. All classes are $50 per student, per class. Advanced registration is encouraged, but not required. This year’s lineup includes three …

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Aspirus Sets In Motion New Emergency Department For Ontonagon Hospital

ONTONAGON – The Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital Board of Directors and Aspirus Inc. approved construction of an 8,210 sq. ft. expansion and renovation project of the hospital’s emergency department. Engineering and design plans are in the process of being finalized. Project completion is set for March of 2017. The project includes …

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Congressional Hearings On Flint Water Crisis Underway

A U.S. Congressional committee took testimony Wednesday on the Flint water crisis. Among those not there to testify was Governor Rick Snyder. Gerald Edward ‘Gerry’ Connolly, Democratic congressman from Virginia, says the committee should demand the governor testify. New Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Director Keith Creagh was among those …

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