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Volunteers Needed For Playground Build In Hancock

The City of Hancock Recreation Commission is sponsoring a playground build at the Little League Field at the Driving Park in Hancock. They are looking for community volunteers and baseball families to help out this Friday and Saturday. The Houghton County Fair is being held at the fairgrounds this weekend …

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Public Invited to Open House on Draft Isle Royale Non-Wilderness Cultural Resources Management Plan/Environmental Assessment

HOUGHTON, MICH.-– The National Park Service (NPS) invites the public to participate in an informational open house meeting and webinar on the draft Non-Wilderness Cultural Resources Management Plan/ Environmental Assessment.  The draft plan evaluates three alternatives for managing the non-wilderness cultural resources in the park:  a no-action alternative (Alternative A) and two action …

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Hancock Memorial Park To Be Restored

There is a park dedicated to Hancock residents who have lost their lives in service to their country directly across from city hall. Because of the heavy growth of trees and other greenery, the wall of names at Memorial Park is easy to miss though it was built to streamline …

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Eagle Mine to Conclude Regional Exploration Program

The following press release was issued by Lundin Mining: CHAMPION, Mich. August 21, 2019 — Eagle Mine announced today that its regional exploration program in southern Houghton and Baraga counties will conclude over the coming days. The program commenced in the spring of 2018 with aerial magnetic surveys, and drilling …

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Houghton County Fair Begins Thursday

The end of summer is approaching and the stores are full of back to school supplies and that can only mean one thing–it’s time for the Houghton County Fair! The fair opens at the fairgrounds in Hancock Thursday afternoon and continues until Sunday evening, featuring rides on the Midway, animals, …

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Meet The Man With The Gun

When one South Range resident wants to get a little exercise, he straps his semi-automatic rifle across his back and takes a stroll through downtown Houghton. “It’s an AK-47 variant. It’s a semi-automatic version of the AK-47, which is completely legal,” said 38-year-old Adam Neal, who has been legally carrying his …

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