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Hancock Planning Commission To Receive Master Plan Updates

Hancock’s Planning Commission will have a presentation on the Master Plan that was open for public input a few weeks ago. The meeting tonight will also have updates on a new clock and the city’s purchases of a few Finlandia lots. The meeting will take place tonight at 6p.m in …

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ORV Enthusiasts Are Reminded to Drive Safe.

Spring brings opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, and with ATV season having officially started this week, ORV enthusiasts need to remember how to be safe when driving.  “We have, too often, accidents that take place, and most of them are so preventable. It’s just high speeds, people that are driving outside …

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Honoring Local Law Enforcement With Police Week

Police Week honors and recognizes the sacrifice and turbulence of police officers nationally. This week, Michigan celebrated their law enforcement state-wide. Chief Donnelly of Houghton Police Department spoke on what it is to be a police officer in Houghton. “I think our job is very difficult in the fact that …

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Bridgefest Just Under a Month Away

We are just under a month away from one of Houghton’s biggest events. Bridgefest’s parade is incredibly popular. The board wants to stress that all parade entrants need to register, and all cars and floats need to be decorated, with the exception of classic cars. “Well when we chose the …

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KORC Spring Cleanup and Cookout In Copper Harbor Tomorrow

Kick off the spring season with a spring cleanup event hosted by Keweenaw Outdoor Recreation Coalition (KORC). Help clean our beautiful outdoors in Keweenaw County, focusing on county roads, beaches, and trails. Volunteers should wear good shoes, bring water, sunscreen, and work or garden gloves. There will be a limited …

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Seven Mile Point Closed To Public, Over 1,200 Acres Of Woodland Added To Gratiot River Conservation Area

Spring is finally here, and many outdoor enthusiasts are itching to get out into nature. The Keweenaw Natural Areas board released updates on some publicly accessible land. After long deliberation, Seven Mile Point is no longer open to the public, even on a limited basis. The area has been handed …

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Parade of Nations Logo Contest Winner Announced

A Lake Linden-Hubbell High School senior has been named the winner of this year’s Parade of Nations logo contest. Natalia Janczewska’s design reflects this year’s theme, “Fairy Tales from Around the World”. In vivid reds, golds and black, it includes a flying dragon, the Pied Piper, Little Red Riding Hood, …

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Michigan Tech’s New CFO and Senior VP for Administration Announced

Michigan Tech has announced the appointment of Chief Financial officer and Senior Vice President for Administration. After a thorough nation-wide search, Nick Stevens has been chosen to fill the position. He will now oversee the finance, administration, technology, institutional research, facilities and financial functions of the Michigan Tech. President Koubek …

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Keweenaw County Commission Meets The Keweenaw Heartlands New Project Manager

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Michigan Director of Policy, Rich Bowman, stopped in at Keweenaw County’s commission meeting to introduce the board to the Keweenaw Heartlands new project manager. Julia Petersen will lead The Nature Conservancy’s team over the next year as the conservation group collect data on cultural sites, natural …

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Lawsuits Over Outlet Where New KFC Is Being Built

Construction is well underway for the new KFC building in West Houghton. A press release was announced for Glenn Flewelling, who owns and is building the new KFC building just off West Sharon Ave. across the street from Culvers. The press release mentioned the previous lawsuit filed from the land …

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