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Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor To Speak At Michigan Tech

HOUGHTON, MI, Monday, September 10, 2018– The Rozsa Center and Center for Diversity and Inclusion present Heather Abbott, Boston Marathon bombing survivor, who will discuss Disabilities in Today’s Workforce: How Trauma Shaped One HR Executive’s Business Practices, on Wednesday, September 12 at 7:30 pm. At the time of the Boston …

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US-41 Closed Near Copper Harbor Today

The detour of US-41 in Keweenaw County takes place today. Michigan Department of Transportation-contracted crews will be completing a $15,000 maintenance project to remove and replace three culverts along the highway. US-41 will be closed from the US-41/Lac La Belle Road intersection to Gratiot Street in Copper Harbor. Traffic will …

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Gov. Snyder’s request for U.S. Small Business Administration assistance approved for Houghton County

LANSING, Mich. – Gov. Rick Snyder today announced the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved his request for a physical and economic disaster declaration for Houghton County. The declaration means residents and businesses affected by severe flooding in June are eligible to apply for financial assistance. The declaration covers …

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Finnish American Heritage Center To Offer Finnish Language Classes

Whether you are looking to learn Finnish, or brush up on your existing language skills, the Finnish American Heritage Center at Finlandia University is the place to be this fall. The Center will offer 10-week classes in Beginning Finnish and Intermediate/Advanced Finnish, starting in mid-September. Designed for folks with some background in …

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Town Hall Focuses On Redistricting

A town hall focusing on redistricting reform will be held in Pelkie this week. The event is being organized by Voters Not Politicians to discuss Proposal 2,  an amendment to the Michigan State Constitution to reform the process for redrawing congressional and state legislative district boundaries through an Independent Citizens …

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Keeping Fun Clean At Soberfest

Live music, fun and games, and plenty of food, but not a beer in sight. Saturday’s event at Ray Kestner Park made for a family friendly outing while community members enjoyed each other’s company without the presence of alcohol. “We are celebrating sobriety. There are a lot of people in …

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Dianda Applauds State’s Help With FEMA Match

State Representative Scott Dianda says the state’s willingness to split the match for FEMA with local municipalities is a huge help. Governor Rick Snyder announced on Friday that the state of Michigan will share the cost of FEMA-required matching funds for disaster relief with U.P. communities. Dianda said the state’s …

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Pack Comeback Stuns Bears – Monday Sports Wrap

Click on the blue links for more details. Finlandia The Finlandia University men’s soccer team will compete at Lakeland University tonight. MTU The Michigan Tech soccer team scored two second half goals, and defeated Winona State 2-1 yesterday afternoon. The Warriors scored early, but the Huskies tied the game with …

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