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Mi New Fishing Regulations Take Effect

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission has approved new fishing regulations that take effect immediately and will remain in effect for the 2016 fishing season, which begins April 1st. Christian LeSage of the DNR, says the changes give anglers more opportunities to catch walleye, northern pike and muskie by reducing the …

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Bill Aimed at Curbing Teen Drug Overdoses Awaits Action in Senate

Preventing teenage prescription drug overdoses is the goal of a bill awaiting action in the full Senate. The legislation will exempt those under 21 from criminal penalties when trying to get medical help for themselves or another person for a prescription drug overdose. Kerri Teachout of the Berrien County Health …

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Little Brothers Food Drive Saturday

Little Brothers–Friends of the Elderly will be holding a food drive this Saturday. The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity will be going door-to-door collecting non-perishable food donations in Atlantic Mine, South Range, Painesdale, Houghton, Hancock, Chassell, Calumet, Laurium, Dollar Bay, Hubbell, Tamarack City, and Lake Linden. They ask that you leave …

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CCHS ‘SNAP’ Program Offers Spay/Neuter Assistance For Pet Owners

HOUGHTON (November 6, 2015) – Copper Country Humane Society (CCHS) in Houghton is doing its part to help fight pet overpopulation by providing spay/neuter assistance for residents of Houghton, Keweenaw and Baraga counties. The CCHS Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) is a grant-funded initiative designed to reduce the number of unwanted …

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Copper Country Students Attend Job Fair In L’Anse

Over 100 companies participated in the annual career fair at L’Anse high school. The fair is a great way for students to get a head start on job hunting and make professional connections along the way. The event was started 5 years ago with about 30 different tables set up. …

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Copper Country Students Attend Job Fair In L'Anse

Over 100 companies participated in the annual career fair at L’Anse high school. The fair is a great way for students to get a head start on job hunting and make professional connections along the way. The event was started 5 years ago with about 30 different tables set up. …

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Michigan Tech's Les Cook Named A NASPA 2016 Pillar of the Profession

One of Michigan Tech’s faculty members is among the best in his profession. That’s according to the NASPA Foundation who named Vice President for Student Affairs and Advancement Les Cook as one of the 2016 Pillars of the Profession. NASPA is the leading professional organization for student affairs administrators in …

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