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Houghton City Council Meeting Recap

The Houghton City Council started their meeting yesterday with two public hearings to allow discussion on amendments being made to the Downtown Development Authority and Tax Increment Finanace Authority Plans. The council then approved the amendments. City Manager Eric Waara also discussed the city’s potential involvement in the Houghton Energy …

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Vandalism Reports in Calumet Township

Michigan State Police Troopers from the Calumet Post are seeking help from the public in identifying the persons involved in several acts of vandalism in Calumet Township. Recently, there have been several complaints of cars, houses, garages and street signs in the Elm, 10th, and 11th Street area being spray …

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Police Find Lose Mother and Son

A mother and son lost in the Porcupine Mountains State Park have been found. Michigan State Police from the Wakefield post say they were dispatched to the Lake of the Clouds Viewing Area around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday night to find a lost 37-year-old woman and her 11-year-old son. Troopers were …

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PJ Olsson’s Rock Camp Auditions

PJ Olsson’s 5th annual Rock Camp is opening auditions for talented young musicians to be a part of the program. The 2014 Rock Camp will be in session from July 21st to August 1st. Youth ages 11 to 19 are encouraged to register and participate in the open auditions. The …

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New Chief Credit Officer at Superior National Bank

Superior National Bank & Trust Company has announced the addition of John Farquhar as its new Chief Credit Officer. Farquhar previously spent 20 years as Chief Credit Officer at Capital National Bank in Lansing. He graduated from Grand Valley State University with a Master’s in Business Administration.

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Ford F-150 Recalls

Ford Motor Company is expanding its recall of 2014 F-150 trucks for an electronic power-assist steering gear issue. The recall, which now covers 5,675 2014 Ford F-150 trucks worldwide, including 4,629 in the United States, is due to steering gears that may have a motor-position sensor magnet that was incorrectly …

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Michigan Merit Curriculum Revised

Governor Snyder has signed legislation revising the Michigan Merit Curriculum to allow school districts the flexibility to enhance career technical education programs. Snyder says the goal is to make sure students have options for career-oriented courses that include material from rigorous subjects and that maintain high educational standards. One bill …

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Measles Cases Up Nationally

Nationally, reported cases of measles have hit the highest number since 2000 when officials believed the disease had been essentially wiped out, but no confirmed cases of the disease have been reported in Michigan thus far in 2014. A spokesperson for the Department of Community Health told Gongwer News Service …

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Houghton City Council Meeting Preview

A full docket will be on tap for the Houghton City Council today. Amendments to the DDA and TIFA Plans will go through a public hearing and later on will be approved by the council. A resolution calling for approval of an Equal Opportunity Implementation plan regarding MEDC funding in …

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DNR Open House to Discuss Forest Plans

The Department of Natural Resources will host an open house today in Baraga to provide information and receive public comment on proposed forest management treatments for 2016 in the Baraga management unit, which includes Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw and Ontonagon counties. The open house is set to take place at the …

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