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Ford Supports MTU STEM Programs For Women

The Ford Motor Company is investing in Women’s programs at Michigan Tech. At a Career Success Day Breakfast sponsored by the Presidential Council of Alumnae, Michigan Tech was gifted $30,000 from Ford. The money will provide 10 scholarships for each of three summer women’s programs offered by Tech. The programs are …

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Festival Ruska Begins

As the temperatures cool down and the leaves begin to change…the new festival to celebrate this special time of year gets underway. Today is the first day of Festival Ruska…presented by Finlandia University and the Finnish-American Heritage Center. Center Director Jim Kurtti explains the meaning of Ruska. Activities are planned …

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Aspirus U.P. Regional CEO Chuck Nelson named among Top 50 Critical Access Hospital CEOs in the country

Aspirus Upper Peninsula Regional CEO Chuck Nelson has been named among “50 rural hospital CEOs to know” by Becker’s Hospital Review. Becker’s Hospital Review is the health care industry’s leading publication of cutting-edge topics geared toward an audience of 18,500 high-level hospital leaders. According to Becker’s, its list recognizes 50 …

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Sea Lamprey Control Planned For Ontonagon River

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service personnel will apply lampricides to the Ontonagon River (Ontonagon and Houghton Counties) to kill sea lamprey larvae burrowed in the stream bottom.  Applications will be conducted on or about Sept. 22- Oct. 1, 2015 in accordance with State of Michigan permits.  Applications will be complete …

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Gas Prices Reverse Trend, Head Back Up

Michigan motorists will find higher prices at the gas pump this week, after four weeks of decline. A new AAA Michigan survey pegs the statewide average weekly gas price at $2.34 per gallon, or seven cents more than last week. However, that’s a $1.03 less than this same time last …

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Downstate Man Attacked By A Black Bear

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is looking for a black bear in Clare County after it attacked a hunter Thursday. The man told the DNR he was hunting for porcupines in Greenwood Township Thursday night when he was attacked. He says he used a hunting knife to fight …

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Bills Aimed to Help Disabled Vet With Service Dogs Heads to Senate

Legislation is moving through the Michigan legislature designed to help disabled veterans with service dogs avoid problems when entering a business. State Representative Tom Barrett says the bills aim to provide disabled vets with identification, tags and a patch for their dog’s vest. He says the dogs help vets that …

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Senate Resolution Urger EPA Not to Study Gas Grills

Some state lawmakers don’t want a federal study on the environmental impact of outdoor grills. A resolution is headed to the state Senate that would urge the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to call off a study on barbecues and grills. Senate Republican Phil Pavlov, is sponsoring the resolution. He says …

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