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Hydroelectric Generation Fleet is Reducing Energy Costs Due to Unseasonably Wet Weather

Significant rainfall and cooler temperatures may have dampened the spirits of outdoor recreationists this fall; however, the silver-lining has been an increase in the production of clean, renewable energy from Upper Peninsula Power Company’s (UPPCO) hydroelectric generation fleet. “The extra rainfall has increased the amount of water that is available …

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Learn About Statewide Ballot Proposals At Local Forums

Michigan voters will decide three statewide ballot proposals this November 6th. The three ballot proposals address recreational marijuana use, the formation of an independent legislative redistricting commission and revisions to state voting laws  Local residents have two choices to learn more about those proposals at a pair of forums this …

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Chronic Wasting Disease Found In UP Deer

DICKINSON COUNTY — A 4-year-old doe killed on a deer damage shooting permit in Dickinson County’s Waucedah Township has tested positive for chronic wasting disease, marking the first confirmation of the incurable deer disease within Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. According to the Michigan Department of Natural of Resources, the finding was …

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Full Military Honors For Kipina

The family of a Calumet man missing since the Vietnam War can finally have closure after his remains were laid to rest Thursday in Arlington National Cemetery. The remains of US Army Staff Sergeant Marshall Kipina were identified earlier this year and interred with full military honors in a special …

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Historic Slot Machine To Be Put On Display

It’s lucky to be in such good shape after all these years. A working historic slot machine will made available for public viewing after sitting in storage for decades. The old style nickel slot has spent the last 70-80 years stored at the Hancock Fire Department, both at their old …

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Students Dive Into Learning About Water

More than 700 elementary and middle school students from a three county area took part in the 7th annual Lake Superior Water Festival Wednesday.  The event was hosted by Michigan Tech and brought 4th through 8th Graders from Houghton, Baraga, and Gogebic counties to the Great Lakes Research Center. Coordinated …

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