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Kids Reel In Prizes At Fishing Derby

Despite a little rain over the weekend, young sportsmen and sportswomen remained undeterred in Calumet as Swedetown Park hosted its 14th annual kids fishing derby. Children of all ages participated and several went home with new fishing gear or many other prizes. “We are having an event that keeps growing …

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Public Comments Welcome For Draft Windigo Plan

Public comments are being accepted for the draft Windigo Development Concept Plan and Environmental Assessment. The draft was released by Isle Royal National Park and includes several individual projects for the Windigo area on the island, including new structures, improvements to existing structures, roads and trails, and interpretive areas and …

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Local Students Invited To Blue Carpet Days

Finlandia University is rolling out the blue carpet for prospective local students on July 26 and August 7 for Blue Carpet Days. “The purpose of a Blue Carpet Day is to show students what Finlandia can offer them,” said Collin Saint-Onge, Director of Admissions. “Students will be able to benefit from …

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End Of The Road Car Show In Copper Harbor

Eventually all things must come to an end but when it’s the end of US-41, car lovers will say that’s a good thing.  The 2018 End Of The Road Car Show takes place tomorrow. Event organizer John Cima says the 15 annual event will showcase a wide variety of automobiles.  …

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Canal Run Finish Line At McLain State Park

The Father’s Day Flood didn’t wash away this year’s Canal Run.  The 43rd running of the event will take place as scheduled tomorrow with the same starting points, but with a different finish line. Because of damage to M-203, instead of the race ending in downtown Hancock, the finish will …

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Most Flood Victims Not Applying For Relief Funds

The Portage Health Foundation has $3.8 million ready to help victims of the Father’s Day Flood through their Flood With Love initiative.  The problem is that they are having trouble getting people to apply for the assistance. PHF Executive Director Kevin Store says there were nearly 700 homes affected by …

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