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Gogebic Community College Nursing Program Earns Accreditation from the CNEA

Gogebic Community College receives accreditation for its Nursing program. This week Gogebic Community College announced it was notified by the National League of Nursing Commission for Nursing Education that it has received approval for initial accreditation. GCC President Chris Patritto says achieving this accreditation underscores the college’s dedication and excellence …

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Senator Ed McBroom Highlights Upper Peninsula Investments Set Aside by the State Budget

Senator Ed McBroom highlights investments into the upper peninsula set out in the state’s 2025 budget. Earlier this week the state of Michigan adopted the fiscal year 2025 budget. McBroom says that the state’s budget took months of work and negotiations. And while he was disappointed in some aspects he’s …

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The 49th Canal Continues to Show Off the Copper Country’s Beauty While Involving the Community

The 49th Canal run in the Copper Country will get people of all ages outside early on a July morning. Starting at any of the race’s beginning points will bring runners and walkers to the winding road right on the Canal. Upper Peninsula Health Systems Community Health Coordinator Angela Luskin …

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USDA Announces $25 Million in Broadband Grant Funding Available to Michigan Communities

The US Department of Agriculture Rural Development for Michigan announces that 25 million dollars in broadband grant funds are available through the BTA program. Today the USDA Rural Development state director for Michigan Brandon Fewins announced that 25 million dollars are available to communities and tribes with the Broadband technical …

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Hancock Announces Infrastructure Projects Starting Soon

The tourism season might have some Copper Country residents feeling a little cramped, and with the addition of construction projects in the region, traffic can cause a little frustration. While the Michigan Department of Transportation has already begun work on m-26 just past the lift bridge. Hancock will have multiple …

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Margaret and Jacob Kempainen Case will Move to Trial in Houghton County’s 12th Circuit Court

Margaret and Jacob Kempainen’s case will move to trial following a preliminary exam in the 12th circuit court. Margaret Kempainen 63 years old, and Jacob Kempainen 20 years old of Hurley, Wisconsin are each accused of the murder of Alvin Kemapinen of Hancock Township in December 2023. The Houghton County …

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Houghton Police Receive Second Order of Body Cameras, Houghton Hosting a Parks Open House in July

Houghton plans to use some of the remaining ARPA funds for park improvements. Houghton has approximately 120,000 dollars remaining of the COVID relief money that the city needs to spend before 2026. Within the recently approved master plan, Houghton included outlines for potential projects in the Garnet Street Park, West …

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Frankfurt Man Sentence for Damages Caused to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

A Frankfort man was been sentenced to 60 months probation and ordered to pay for damages caused to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in 2022. Today U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan Mark Totten announced Andrew Blair Howard, 63 years old of Frankfurt, has been sentenced to …

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Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum Earns the Superior Award from the Historical Society of Michigan

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum earns the Superior Award from one of the oldest historical societies in the country. Yesterday the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum in Whitefish Point, announced it has received the Superior Award from the Historical Society of Michigan that recognizes a museum dedicated to preserving and advancing …

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