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Arctic Blast Hits Michigan

Drifting, blowing and falling snow along with bone chilling cold temperatures are forecasted for most of the week across Michigan, compliments of an Arctic system. Daytime highs in the lower third of the lower Peninsula will hover in the 20’s and temperatures will only get colder the further north you …

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Optimisim for Small Businesses and Employees

More small businesses in Michigan are planning to give their employees raises in the first half of the year. A survey by the Small Business Association of Michigan finds 42-percent are planning to increase wages. That’s up from 36-percent six months ago. The SBA’s Michael Rogers says companies are realizing …

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Houghton Child Sex Case Suspect Arrested in Colorado

A Houghton man wanted on three counts, including possession of child sexually abusive material, has been arrested in Colorado. A press release from the Houghton Police Department says that a Governor’s Warrant is being sought through the Houghton County Prosecutor’s Office to facilitate extradition of the suspect back to the …

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Blood Donations Encouraged During National Blood Donor Month

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Blood donations are vital to UP hospitals, especially in winter when supplies decline due to extreme weather and seasonal illness. UP Regional Blood Center Donor Services Tech Jaceley Babcock says the Blood Center holds numerous blood drives every month across the U.P. Babcock said, “We serve 13 hospitals throughout the …

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Ontonagon Bridge Being Repaired

Press Release – Ontonagon Rail Bridge Repair You have probably noticed some heavy equipment on the railroad bridge located near Ontonagon during the last few weeks in December, and wondered what was happening. What you were seeing is repair work being completed by Norman Pestka Construction. They were contacted by …

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Take Care Of Pets As Temperatures Drop

With temperatures set to take a dive, it’s important to remember not to leave your pets outside. Becki Clouthier from the Copper Country Humane Society says it’s not only cruel but perhaps even criminal. Clouthier says different breeds of dogs will be able to withstand varying degrees of cold, but …

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Drone Catcher Created At Michigan Tech

See ABC-10’s Caleb Scanlon’s original story here: http://abc10up.com/u-p-university-invents-drone-catcher/ Drones can pose a threat when flown in restricted areas or over large crowds. It would be unsafe to simply shoot them from the air as they could possibly be carrying explosives. Researchers at Michigan Tech have come up with a solution …

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