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Fuel Economy Down

While the price of gasoline in Michigan has been rising over the past three weeks, fuel economy is down. The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute found, for the second straight month, average fuel economy — as listed on window stickers of cars, light trucks, vans and SUV’s bought in …

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Pro-Life Supporters Take Part In Life Chain

The issue of abortion is among the most divisive in our nation. A group of pro-life supporters showed solidarity for their cause by lining up down a stretch of M-26 in Houghton on Sunday, carrying signs that read “Abortion Kills Children” and “Abortion Hurts Women.” The annual Life Chain event, …

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Four Injured In Crash In Laird Township

Four people were injured in a crash in Laird Township Saturday afternoon. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department says a vehicle driven by a 24-year-old Ann Arbor man was heading east on M-38 shortly after 3pm. Near the intersection of North Laird Heights Road, the driver reportedly lost control as he …

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Mailboxes Damaged In Atlantic Mine

The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department is looking for those responsible for damaging mailboxes in the Atlantic Mine area. A suspect vehicle was reportedly seen around 1:30 Sunday morning on Old Mill Hill Road causing damages to mailboxes along the road. About a dozen mailboxes were damaged along Old Mill Hill …

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MI-TRALE And The Ontonagon Township Park Commission Awarded $9,000 From The Portage Health Foundation To Install New Park Equipment

[Hancock, MI]  MI-TRALE (Michigan Trails and Recreation Alliance of Land and the Environment) and the Ontonagon Township Park Commission were recently awarded $9,000.00 from the Portage Health Foundation to help purchase and install new park equipment for the Ontonagon Township Park. These two organizations applied for funding under the PHFoundation’s …

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DNR Releases 2015 Deer Hunting Forecast

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources thinks this deer hunting season will be similar to last year’s for hunters across the state – or maybe a little better. The DNR says its annual deer hunting forecast aims to give hunters a better idea of what to expect when they’re out …

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Company Seeks Mineral Lease in U.P.

Public comment is being accepted through October 12th regarding efforts by a Canadian mining company which is seeking a mineral lease for 320 acres of land in the northern Marquette County. But an environmental group is speaking against the idea, saying it’s a delicate watershed which is no place for …

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