June 5, 2015— Wayne Pennington, dean of the College of Engineering at Michigan Technological University, announced that Adrienne Minerick, professor of chemical engineering with an adjunct appointment in biomedical engineering, has been named the College of Engineering’s first associate dean for research and Innovation. In her new position, Pennington said Minerick will …
Read More »4-H Summer Camp Registration Open
Are you looking for exciting summertime activities for your son or daughter this summer? Look no further. MSU-Extension is proud to announce the U.P. 4-H Summer Camp at Camp Molinare in Dickinson County. Camps are open to all youth and are made possible through 4-H (youth do not need to …
Read More »Body Of Missing Dickinson County Man Believed To Have Been Found
The body of a missing man in Dickinson County is believed to have been found. 32–year–old Brian Michael Bush was last seen at the Menominee River Park in Kingsford last week. Shortly after 6 p.m. Monday police recovered a body in the Menominee River near the Iron Mountain Kingsford Filtration …
Read More »Riutta Remembered
The White House Inn in Mohawk was bursting at the seams yesterday, as friends of the late musician David Riutta turned out to honor his memory. Hundreds of fans and dozens of musicians enjoyed a more than three-hour jam session and dance. Riutta may be best-remembered for creating the Finnish …
Read More »US-41 Construction Begins at L’Anse
Expect some traffic disruptions beginning today on US-41 near L’Anse. The Michigan Department of Transportation will mill and resurface lanes and pave shoulders on two miles of the highway from Mead Road north to the Falls River. The project should be completed by July 2nd. Motorists should expect intermittent lane …
Read More »Camp STAR Accepting Applications
Applications are now being accepted for this summer’s Camp STAR. Camp STAR is a three-day experience for children ages eight through 17 who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Upper Peninsula Children’s Bereavement Network Youth Board Secretary Jean Hetrick says kids can’t always turn to other kids they …
Read More »Second Woman Accuses Johnson
A second woman has accused former Calumet hockey player Ben Johnson of sexual impropriety at a Windsor, Ontario nightclub. Johnson is on trial in Windsor for allegedly sexually accosting a woman in a restroom at the Krooked Kilt bar in January of 2013. The second woman testified on Friday. The …
Read More »NMU Faculty Approves Contract Proposal
Northern Michigan University faculty members have voted to accept a new labor agreement with the school. The vote yesterday on the five-year deal was 135 “yes,” and 25 “no.” Full-time faculty will receive a pay increase of 1.6% in the first year, while part-time faculty members will receive a 4% …
Read More »Search for Two Manistique Girls
Officials in the Manistique area are asking for help in locating two teenage girls who have been missing for two days. They are identified as Sydney Horvath (left) and Serenity Hawkins (right). You can see their picture in our story at keweenaw Report.com, and we’ve also posted a link to …
Read More »Portage Health Foundation Offers Grants
Thanks to a successful spring gala, the Portage Health Foundation has $60,000 to give away. The gala raised $30,000, which has been matched by funds from the Foundation. The money will be split into four $15,000 grants – one each for an organization in Keweenaw, Houghton, Baraga, and Ontonagon Counties. …
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