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The Big Annie Statue celebrates a major milestone in the project

After many volunteer hours, the Big Annie statue fund has surpassed a major goal of the project. Since 2022 the statue fund’s committee has gathered the community for fundraisers and collected donations while at several area events. And now the fund has collected enough money to make a down payment …

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Michigan health advocates warn parents of e-cigarette dangers for kids

This story was produced by MyUPNews’ Jessica Goska. Find the original story here. Heath advocates are warning parents about the dangers of electronic cigarettes as nearly 14 percent of Michigan high school students report using them. The Michigan Youth Tobacco Survey found that at least 95 percent of those students …

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Cemetery Road reduces to a one-way street during the Michigan Tech Fall Career Fair

Michigan Technological University will reroute traffic during the fall career fair today. Starting at 10 am Cemetery Road on campus will be reduced down to a one-way to accommodate additional parking. The university will allow traffic from eastbound on Macinnes Drive toward Woodmar Drive. Those planning to travel westbound from …

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L’Anse Hydrants Beset by Rusted Bolts

A chemical reaction caused by something in the soil is being blamed for some serious corrosion affecting some of the village’s fire hydrants. At last night’s village council meeting, water system leadman Lyle Olson explained that the problem affects as many as eight or 10 hydrants along US-41 west of …

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American Legion Post 186 Spaghetti Dinner supports veterans funerals, community projects, and youth organizations

Throughout the year veterans groups support their communities with volunteering, scholarships, and financial commitments. And each year the community shows support for veterans groups at various fundraising dinners. This Sunday in Hancock, the Alfred Erickson American Legion Post 186 hosts its annual spaghetti take-out dinner. The annual fundraiser has seen …

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Manistique Area Schools invites parents to learn about online and internet safety

By My UP News Digital Reporter Schyler Perkins Administrators with Manistique Area Schools have partnered with the iGuardian project to talk to the community about social media issues impacting school kids like cyberbullying, online predators, and sextortion. The community presentation is set for Wednesday, September 25 in the Manistique middle and …

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Michigan’s Upper Peninsula tops USA Today’s list for best places to find fall foliage

Nothing can beat Michigan’s fall colors. Or at least the Upper Peninsula’s. Recently USA Today announced the 2024 Ten Best Places to see fall colors in the United States, naming Michigan’s Upper Peninsula superior to all other locations. After hearing about the ranking, local trail and outdoor recreation group, MI …

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Revex Technologies awarded $195 Million for its REV Nickel Project

An MTEC SmartZone client earns a 145 million dollar grant from the Department of Energy’s Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains. Revex Technologies has been awarded 145 million from the Office of Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains, a part of a recent award of 355 million dollars in grants …

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Hancock Public Schools enters the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Grant Program

McAfee Field was taken over by the Hancock Public Schools last year. The district has played at the location the longest of any football team to call Hancock home. Several years ago, when Finlandia University started its division III college football program, the school came into possession of the Condon …

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Parade of Nations celebrates international students and diversity at Michigan Technological University

Michigan Technological University students and the Copper Country’s residents joined to celebrate diverse cultures coming to the Upper Peninsula. The 35th annual Parade of Nations started with The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community leading the parade from campus to Downtown Houghton. Several students wore traditional clothing from countries such as Palestine, …

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