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Four Michigan Tech Students Win Portage Health Foundation Scholarships

The Portage Health Foundation has awarded four scholarships to local area Michigan Technological University students who are interested in pursuing health-related careers. Recipients are Kelly Larson, Katie Schjoth, Braden Peterson and Dylan Turpeinen. The scholarships are part of a Michigan Tech-Portage Health Foundation partnership established to support health-related research and …

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CCISD To Start A Crisis Team; Hire Former L'Anse Teacher As Literacy Coach

The Copper Country Intermediate School District Board of Education is being recognized for their efforts during School Board Recognition Month. Certificates were presented at the Boards regular monthly meeting this week where they were congratulated and thanked for their untiring dedication to school governance and to the children of the …

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Michigan Tech Students Meet Medical Career Field Reps

Medical students at Michigan Tech are exploring their future careers this week by talking to industry professionals. These events take place as part of Career Service’s CareerFest. This week the focus is on careers in the medical field. The school hosts a lunch-and-learn series for students to hear from Tech …

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Hancock Police Chief Gives Quarterly Update To City Council

The January 2016 meeting of the Hancock City Council started with the 4th Quarterly report from Hancock Police Chief Wayne Butler. He reported that the number of complaints and calls the department received has decreased since last quarter, but increased from the first two quarters of 2015. A seemingly high …

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Bill Would Help Small U.P. Stores Sell Healthier Foods

See ABC 10’s Sarah Mac’s original story here: http://abc10up.com/town-halls-held-to-talk-healthy-food-access/ Many residents in the Upper Peninsula live in areas where there is limited access to healthy foods. Advocates from the American Heart Association were in L’Anse Wednesday to talk about this issue. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that in Michigan alone …

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Protestors Deface Capitol Building

A member of the Michigan Capitol Commission says they’ve discovered graffiti on some State Capitol Building walls, in the wake of Tuesday night’s protests. The protesters were demonstrating against Governor Rick Snyder during his State of the State Address. John Truscott says the damage estimate is likely to be in …

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Dianda Responds To Snyder's State Of The State Address

LANSING — Despite Gov. Rick Snyder’s assurances to the contrary in tonight’s State of the State address, hard-working families have struggled under five years of leadership from Gov. Rick Snyder and the Republican-led Legislature, Rep. Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) said Tuesday night. Rather than doubling down on Gov. Snyder’s failed agenda, …

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Cover Photo Contest For New Keweenaw Adventure Guide

The Keweenaw Peninsula has countless sites that are worthy of a cover. If you snap a picture of one, your photo could be featured on the front of the new Keweenaw Adventure Guide. The Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau is redoing the guidebook and is offering this chance to any …

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