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Fantasy Theme Revealed For 2015 Parade Of Nations

For the full story, see http://www.mtu.edu/news/stories/2015/june/parade-nations-announces-its-2015-theme.html. The theme for this year’s Parade of Nations will be World of Lore and Legends, featuring dragons, serpents and a host of other mythical characters a The Parade of Nations and the Multicultural Festival that follows in the Dee Stadium is scheduled for Saturday, …

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KBIC Youth Take Part In STEM Wilderness Experience At Isle Royale

For the full story at Tech Today, go to http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/ttoday/?issue=20150603 A group of Keweenaw Bay Indian Community students got a first-hand look into possible STEM careers while on Isle Royale National Park. Tech Today reports that 13 KBIC youth went with a team from Michigan Tech to the island last week. …

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Rare Fawn Debuts Today

Visitors to Deer Tracks Junction in Cedar Springs will get a glimpse of a rare fawn Wednesday. Dragon was born at the Junction less than two weeks ago with a white face, legs and underside. Its mother is a special whitetail deer known as a Piebald, which carries a genetic …

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Maggots Found At In More Prison Food

Maggots have been found at another state prison serviced by private food vendor, Aramark Correctional Services. Department of Corrections officials say maggots were discovered in raw potatoes at the G. Robert Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson on Tuesday. Last year, maggots were found in food at three state prisons served …

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Committee Approves Education Spending Bill

A legislative conference committee has approved a $13.9 billion spending bill for K-12 education in the state. The measure provides between $70 and $140 per pupil additional funding through the 2x formula giving more to lower-funded districts. The total does not include $50 million set aside to either address Detroit …

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Vote On The State Budget Expected

State lawmakers Wednesday could begin voting on a $54.4 billion fiscal plan for the 2015-16 budget year that includes $400 million for roads. Senate Majority Leader Arlan Meekhof says finding the money in the General Fund for road repairs gives lawmakers a little more breathing room to come up with …

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Little Brothers Raffle Tickets Still Available

They’re known for their giving–through holiday dinners, friendly visits and social events geared toward seniors who might otherwise be alone. Now there is a chance to give back to them. Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly is selling raffle tickets to help raise funds for their many programs. Executive Director …

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Houghton In Top 100 Most Livable Small Towns

With more than 12,000 small towns considered, the city of Houghton was selected to be in the top 100 of the most livable small towns in America. The Copper Country city was ranked 96th on the national list released by Livability.com, one of three Michigan cities to make the list …

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