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Free Vision & Hearing Screenings Available For Children

The Western UP Health Department is offering free vision and hearing screenings at their Hancock office for children entering Head Start and Kindergarten. Appointments are available between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm today and tomorrow. Hearing and vision greatly impact your child’s ability to succeed in school. Undiagnosed hearing problems …

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A Look Inside The New Keweenaw Coffee Works

It was the Summer of 2013 when Nate and Valerie Baciak opened Keweenaw Coffee Works on 5th street in Calumet. With a great response from the community, their operation has continued to grow and eventually required the couple to expand. Valerie Baciak said, “Our old location was 600 square feet, so …

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LB’s Chill & Grill Closes

Downtown Houghton is saying goodbye to one of its restaurants. LB’s Chill & Grill on Shelden Avenue announced their closure this past weekend. The restaurant, known best for their burgers and ice cream–as well as their fudge, used to be called The Lunch Bag before changing their name. After nearly …

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McBroom Criticizes Prison Closure

Another candidate from the Upper Peninsula is voicing his objection to the announced closure of the Ojibway Correctional Facility in Gogebic County. Former Representative Ed McBroom, who is running for state senate, is demanding answers from the Michigan Department of Corrections in regard to the closure. McBroom wants the department …

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Bergman Sends Letter To Trump Supporting FEMA Appeal

Congressman Jack Bergman is joining the call urging President Trump to approve Governor Snyder’s appeal for individual assistance. FEMA determined that the damage done to private property during the June flood did not meet the threshold necessary to offer individual assistance. Bergman sent a letter to Trump expressing his support …

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