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Michigan Tech University Offering Engraved Pavers for New Alumni Gateway on Campus

It’s the first day of school for Michigan tech university’s students. Some are working toward their final semester of graduate studies, while others are just beginning their journey toward becoming a husky alumni. Construction work on campus continues for a new alumni gateway. The arch is located near the alumni …

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Hancock Planning Commission Preview: Progressive Engineers and Architects to Update Commission on Master Plan Progress

Progressive Engineers and Architects will return to Hancock’s planning commission to update members on the progress with the city’s master plan. Last month the urban planning firm took input from the planning commission on the responses given by residents during public input sessions this past April. Tonight’s presentation will review …

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Regional Search and Rescue Teams Come Together for Monthly Training Exercise

Practice practice practice. Its the mantra of search and rescue responders throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula. Over the weekend four agencies in the region met at Chassell Schools to run a missing person scenario, and practice their skills and search techniques. “We’re working together to not only promote the coordination of …

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Hancock Welcomes Two New Officers from the NMU Police Academy

Hancock’s police department has two new familiar faces added to squad. On Friday Hancock swore in Nanue Houle, and Scott Wuebben. Both officers are graduates of the Northern Michigan University police academy’s most recent graduating class. Both men are life long residents of the city of Hancock, and are excited …

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Hecht Earns Exhibitor of the Year, Dostaler Receives Agnes Ahola Award at the 2023 Houghton County Fair

While the fair’s fun carnival games, and rides are whirling around outside. Inside the fairgrounds outbuilding is this year’s Houghton County exhibits, highlighting some of the fantastic, needlework, photography, green thumbs, and bake goods residents create at home. While each competitor wants to earn a blue ribbon, only one exhibitor …

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WUPPDR Seeks Survey Responses for the Western Upper Peninsula’s Recycling and Trash Habits

The Western Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Region is seeking survey responses from homeowners throughout Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton Iron and Kewenaw and Ontoangon counties. The planning and development organization has recently released two surveys asking the public about their recycling and trash habits. The first survey deals with hazardous waste …

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Grand Opening for New Outdoor Dining Space at The Den Tomorrow

The Den, in downtown Houghton is excited to welcome the public to it’s new space for outdoor dining. The Den recently finished work with a main street grant, to repurpose an old driveway next to the restaurant. Previously the local eatery, had some outdoor dining in the back of the …

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Keweenaw Area Community Foundation Announces New Endowment for Northern Most Catholic Church in Michigan

The Keweenaw Area Community Foundation announces a new endowment fund for a small church in Copper Harbor. The Charles E Ryan Junior memorial foundation will provide financial grants to the Our Lady of the Pines Catholic Church. The endowment has been established in memory of Charles Ryan Junior, a calumet …

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The Nature Conservancy Seeks Public Input on Keweenaw Heartlands Governance Section

The Nature Conservancy has invited the Copper Country to provide important feedback for its Blueprint of the Keweenaw Heartlands. Section five of the Heartlands’ documents will deal with the governance structure for future park operations. The section outlines the roles and capabilities of a local level entity to govern the …

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The Houghton County Fair Continues Today, and Through the Weekend

The Houghton County Fair continues today and through the weekend. There are more livestock shows, showing off animals raised by local four H kids. The Midway with fun rides and carnival games will open at 3 pm, after Copper Country Autism Awareness visits the fair. There are plenty for great …

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