There are a lot of decisions to make before death. Including how someone is to be remembered. Traditionally someone may choose a typical burial or have their body cremated. But another option, that has grown in popularity over the years, includes a green burial. In a green burial, the body …
Read More »March on Into Fall with the Big Annie Statue Fund
Big Annie Clemenc is synonymous with a march. Coming up soon the Big Annie Statue Fund Project will host the March on Into Fall fundraising event. In 2022 the village of Calumet supported a local proposal to erect a statue of Anna Klobucher Clemenc. She was a figure of the …
Read More »School Officials Report No Credibility to a Rumor of a Threat at Area Schools
Houghton Portage Township Schools and Hancock Public Schools notified the community that there is no credible threat to districts in the Keweenaw Peninsula. This morning district leadership and law enforcement were told of a potential threat to schools in the area. An investigation conducted by school resource officers and area …
Read More »The Keweenaw Health Foundation Donates $15,000 to Help Restore the Calumet Theatre Chandelier
The Keweenaw Health Foundation donates 15,000 dollars to the Jim Enrietti Diamond Jubilee Chandelier Restoration Project. In Calumet’s heyday, the Calumet Theater housed a grand crystal chandelier inside its immaculate building. Following a fire, the chandelier was lost, and with it any idea of its design. In recent years the …
Read More »Michigan Tech Students Make Bracelets for the Copper Shores Child Advocacy Center
Michigan Tech and Copper Shores met on campus to spread awareness of sexual assault. At the start of a new school year, the university talks with incoming students about sexual assault and rape on college campuses. We’re able to give back to the community. We’re making bracelets so any victim …
Read More »The Parade of Nations Multicultural Festival Brings the World to Dee Stadium
The Parade of Nations brings together cultures from all over the world in one place. The Dee Stadium in Houghton. Michigan Technological University’s international reach has brought to the Keweenaw Peninsula many families, professionals, and students to the region. And each year the university starts the school by highlighting the …
Read More »Hancock Hosting a Special Movies on the Green for Friday the 13th
The spookiest time of the year is nearly here. But tomorrow also holds a mysterious mood. For a special Friday the 13th, the city of Hancock plans to host a special movies on the Green event. Tomorrow the city will show the mystery adventure movie, The Goonies. The film is …
Read More »Final Phase Underway for Playground Upgrades at Dollar Bay Schools
With the new school year underway, Dollar Bay students have a new playground structure to explore. In May the Dollar Bay Elementary School installed a Netplex play structure with two large slides added to the play area’s existing structures. Netplex play structure pads include a special play turf safe for …
Read More »Small Business Administration of Michigan Luncheon Shares Resources for Growing Small Businesses
Part of the Baraga County Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to promote small business leaders learning about new strategies. In a couple of weeks, the chamber will host the Small Business Administration of Michigan for a Small Business luncheon. During the event, local business owners and those interested in starting …
Read More »Gogebic Community College Interim Dean of Occupational Programs will Join the MCCA Leadership Academy
Gogebic Community College’s interim Dean of the Occupational Program will take part in the Michigan Community College Association Leadership Academy in 2024. Gogebic Community College proudly announced on Tuesday that Karen Ball, Interim Dean of Occupational Programs & Registrar will join 37 other community college professionals on a nine-month-long learning …
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