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NRC Approves 2015 U.P. Antlerless Deer Hunting Restrictions

UPDATE: The Michigan DNR would like to update a phone number that was given yesterday in a news release regarding just-approved antlerless deer hunting restrictions in the U.P. Hunters who choose to return already-purchased deer hunting licenses and have questions about the process for returning those licenses are directed to …

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Houghton County Fair Preparations Underway

Preparations are underway for the Houghton County Fair. The Fair Exhibitor’s Guide is ready and may be picked up at Erickson’s Feed, Seed and Pet Supply, the Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce in Houghton, the Keweenaw Visitor’s Center in Calumet, Superior National Bank in Hancock, and the MSU Extension office …

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Baraga County Lake Trout Festival This Weekend

Fishing, running and bicycling—they are at the heart of the Baraga County Lake Trout Festival, taking place tomorrow. The festival features the Keweenaw Bay Classic Fishing Tournament, the Pequaming Run and Half Marathon, and the Tour de L’Anse bicycle race. But you don’t have to be an active sportsman to …

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Cancer Survivor Helping Others Through Relay For Life

The Copper Country Relay for Life takes place today at the Copper Country Mall. Each year, cancer touches more and more people–including Houghton resident and Relay volunteer Mary Zanoni. On a normal day a few years ago, you could see Zanoni water–skiing, camping, or cross country skiing. But when the …

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Camp B&E Suspect Arraigned

The South Range man accused of breaking into a seasonal residence in Duncan Township was arraigned in court Thursday. 49-year-old Camiel Bryce Vanhaecke was arraigned in Houghton County on charges of home invasion- second degree, a 15-year-felony, and possession of burglar’s tools, which is a 10-year felony. Troopers from the …

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Snyder Signs Faith-Based Adoption Law

Faith-based adoption agencies that receive state money could turn away parents who want to adopt if there are conflicts with the agencies religious beliefs, under a bill signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder on Thursday. Supporters say faith-based agencies need protection against being forced to serve those who may …

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New Law Strips Welfare Benefits Of Families With Truant Children

Governor Rick Snyder has signed legislation that will strip welfare recipients of their benefits if their kids consistently skip school. The Michigan Department of Human Services has been tying Family Independence Program benefits to attendance since October of 2012. Now there is a law to back it up. The bill …

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