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Debbie Lorenz Joins UP Health System – Portage Internal Medicine

HANCOCK, Mich. – UP Health System – Portage is proud to welcome Debbie Lorenz, NP to its internal medicine staff in Hancock. Lorenz is partnering with Dr. Katriina Hopper and began seeing patients in late November. Lorenz will also be working with Nephrologist Dr. David Woltmann in the coming months to …

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Plea Agreement In The Works In Laplander Case

The trial against 36-year-old Isaac Laplander will not begin in a couple of weeks as scheduled. The Calumet man was set to face a jury trial starting on January 6th. Instead, he is expected to plea that day in accordance with a plea agreement that is in the works. Houghton …

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Taking A Look At Gender Identity In The Copper Country

Transgendered–a term more and more people are becoming familiar with, and not just because of pop culture. Gender identity is an issue facing many people right here in the Copper Country, and it can be tough especially on teenagers. The key to understanding is knowing the difference between sex and …

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CHS Drama Club Receives KCF Youth Endowment Fund Grant

Calumet, Michigan—The Calumet High School Drama Club is pleased to announce it has received a $3,000 grant from the Keweenaw Community Foundation Youth Endowment Fund. These funds will support the Acting On It: Skills Development through Theatre program, which will provide students (grades 9-12) with opportunities for skills development and …

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MI Jobless Rate Increases In November

Michigan’s unemployment rate was slightly higher in November. State officials say the jobless rate rose one-tenth of a percent in November from October to 5.1 percent. The workforce rose by 21,000, total employment advanced by 15,000, while the number of unemployed increased by 6,000. The jobless rate is 1.4 percent …

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Free Parking on Free Fishing Weekend Bill Clears Senate

Legislation to allow people to park for free at state parks during free fishing weekends passed the Michigan Senate Wednesday. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says allowing people to park for free on free fishing weekends could cost the department thousands of dollars. During a free fishing weekend in …

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Vaccine Debate in MI House Will Stretch in to 2016

The debate in the Michigan House over how parents should be required get an immunization waiver for their kids will stretch in to 2016. During the waning days of the 2015 legislative session a Republican lawmaker introduced a bill to reverse a rule requiring parents to sign the waiver, in-person, …

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