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Bill to Penalize Sanctuary Cities in Senate Committee

A bill to prohibit sanctuary cities in Michigan is under consideration at the state Capitol. Michigan has two sanctuary cities, Detroit and Ann Arbor. The designation discourages local police from asking about immigration status, which means that information can’t be shared with the federal government. State Senator Mike Kowall is …

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BCMH ANNOUCES NEW CEO

Baraga County Memorial Hospital announces Margie Hale has been named the new Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2015. Since the departure of former CEO, Tim Zwickey, Ms. Hale has held the dual role of Chief Nursing Officer and Chief Operating Officer at BCMH. “Margie has done an outstanding job …

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Vertin Gallery In Calumet Reopens During First Friday Event

Art is returning to the historic Vertin Building in Calumet. The iconic former department store on the corner of Oak and Sixth Streets was converted to an art gallery until its closure in 2012. Now a co-op of art enthusiasts have reopened the gallery for art, antiques and collectibles. Vertin …

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Fall Cleanup Begins

Fall cleanup efforts officially begin today in Houghton. Residents are invited to bring debris from their cleanup to the Trash Collection Center at the City Garage, located on the corner of Technical Avenue and Gundlach Road. Drop-off is self serve only and all garbage must be put in the dumpsters …

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Bow Hunters Take To The Woods

Deer hunting season for bow hunters in Michigan is now underway. Though the deer herd is not as strong as some past years, DNR Wildlife Biologist Brian Roell says bear are in good supply. Multiple subsequent harsh winters have been hard on the deer population, likely resulting in a lower …

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House Committee Passes Long-Awaited Teacher Evaluation Bill

A Michigan House committee has approved a revamped bill to change the way teachers and administrators are evaluated in the state. Thursday’s vote comes after multiple rounds of testimony and a summer filled with back-and-forth negotiations. State Representative Adam Zemke says the changes made to the bill are all about …

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