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Dial Help Seeks Volunteers

Dial Help, the Upper Peninsula’s only crisis center, is looking for volunteers. The organization, originally founded in 1971, offers help in areas such as substance abuse prevention, and counseling, youth services, grant writing and also mans a crisis line, 24/7 365. Volunteer Coordinator Paige Setter Hallwachs said “The great thing …

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Baraga County Suffers First COVID-19-Related Death

From the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department: The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department (WUPHD) has confirmed that aBaraga County resident has died of complications surrounding COVID-19. The elderly person was aninpatient at an Upper Peninsula hospital at the time of their death. To date, there have been 3 death srelated …

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Rally In Support Of President Trump Sunday Afternoon

The parade in support of President Trump is Sunday at 2pm, starting in the parking lot of Michigan Tech’s Rozsa Center. Organizer Naomi Luekema. “Silent majority, silent no more.” The parade will travel through Houghton, across the bridge, head through Lake Linden, and back through Hancock. Please bring  a lunch, …

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Meal Pick Up Plans For HPTS and Hancock

Due to Houghton County Schools returning to distance learning starting Monday, we have received information regarding meal pick up for students. On Monday, from 4p-5:15p, meals for Houghton Portage Township School District students can be picked up, provided you signed up with Shelby Turnquist beforehand. You have through today to …

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Michigan Tech Hosts COVID-19 Town Hall Meeting

Michigan Tech hosted their fourth of 12 scheduled COVID-19 Town Hall Meetings last night. The topic was “COVID-19 Testing, Contact Tracing and Vaccines.” Tech grad and CDC Investigator Madelyn Morley explained the first part of contact tracing. “I look through the lab results, check to make sure I know what …

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