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Copper Shores Community Health Foundation Awards $111,000 Dollars in Scholarships to 18 Students in the Copper Country

Copper Shores Community Health Foundation awards 18 scholarships to students around the Copper Country. The 2024 scholarship funds include a new scholarship worth up to 20,000 dollars awarded to graduating seniors, CTE scholarships, six awards from the Joseph Kirkish Fund, and two awarded by the Mcintyre Family Fund. Combined Copper …

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Isle Royale National Park Alerts Visitors of Increased Wolf Sightings on East Side of the Park

Isle Royale National Park warns of potential increased wolf and human interactions on the east end of the park. Yesterday the Isle Royale National Park notified the public that there has been an increase in wolf sightings near Rock Harbor and Tobin Harbor. Park Staff say that the have been …

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M-26 Road Work Begins Monday, Single Lane Traffic will Last Until August

Drivers crossing the Portage Lake Lift Bridge into Houghton can expect a single-lane closure starting on Monday. The Michigan Department of Transportation will begin a $763,000 repair project along two miles of M-26 highway between Green Acres Road and Shelden Avenue. The work will include concrete pavement repairs and joint …

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2024 James Bogan Health Administration will Award $5,000 for Master’s Program Pursuit

The James Bogan Health Administration Scholarship has opened access to funds for students seeking higher education. The Copper Shores Community Health Foundation will begin accepting scholarship applications from residents in Baraga, Houghton Keweenaw, and Ontongon counties who are interested in pursuing a master’s level program. The scholarship will award 5000 …

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Houghton City Council Approves Sale of the Hodge Building

The city of Houghton has approved the city’s operating budget for 2024 -25. Houghton breaks the city budget into several departments for transparency. That includes department budgets for typical city operations as well as for the spring and fall clean up, tree trimming and replacement, security cameras, and School resource …

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Organizers Excited to Put Together the 2024 Bridgefest Lighted Boat Parade

Just one more day before the grand parade kicks off the big weekend. But there’s a second parade. That’s a little closer to the canal. And will include a planet of wacky, and fun displays. The Bridgefest lighted Boat Parade on Saturday. This year’s theme will follow along with the …

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The Nature Conservancy Transfers 760 Acres in Baraga County to the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community

Keweenaw Bay Indian community gains 760 acres of forestland in Baraga County from The Nature Conservancy. Yesterday the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and The Nature Conservancy announced a deed transfer of 760 acres of land. The forestland was originally a part of the tribe’s 1842 reservation boundaries. Natural Resources Director …

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Right Start U.P. Purchases Three Floors of Hirvonen Hall

Right Start U.P. announces its purchase of property in Hirvonen Hall. Last Thursday Right Start U.P, a non-profit organization located in Hancock, completed a purchase agreement for the first three floors of Hirvonen Hall. RSUP plans to use the space to house the Hancock Community Hub. Which will lease space …

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Michigan Technological University will Introduce the new Environmental Data Sciences Program in the Fall

Michigan Technological University introduces a new environmental data science program to campus. Michigan Tech realizes there’s a growing need for data scientists working on environmental analysis. Leading the university to expand its current program offerings to students, and will introduce the new Environmental Data Science program this upcoming fall semester. …

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CCISD Career and Technical Education Collaborate with Great Lakes Sound and Vibration and Lincoln Electric for Welding Education Event

Copper Country ISD Career and Technology partners with Great Lakes Sound and Vibration and Lincoln Electric to host a collaborative event to demonstrate advancing technical education and industry practices. Great Lakes Sound and Vibration COO Jeff Van Karsen and a member of the CTE program’s advisory commission initiated the collaboration …

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