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Erickson Crowley Peterson Wins Two – Thursday Sports Wrap

MLB: Tigers Drop Third Straight The Tigers lost their third game in a row yesterday… 2-1 to the Royals. Detroit starter Drew Smyly pitched well… giving up two runs over seven innings. Tigers’ batters could manage only five hits against K-C starter Jeremy Guthrie and three relievers. The loss dropped …

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Aspirus Houghton Grand Opening

There is a new Aspirus clinic opening up and it is right here in Houghton. Later today, Aspirus is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community open house at their new Houghton clinic located between Wal-Mart and the Country Inn & Suites. On hand will be key Aspirus leadership, including U.P. …

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New Superintendent For Chassell Schools

Chassell Township Schools have found their new superintendent. Christopher Davidson has been chosed to take over for the departing George Stockero, who is leaving to become the new superintendent for the Copper Country Intermediate School District. Davidson says he is very excited for this opportunity. School board president Ken Kytta …

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Hancock City Council Meeting Preview

Today’s Hancock City Council meeting will begin with a public hearing regarding the proposed city budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year, which will be up for approval by the council. The millage rate for 2014 taxes will be set. The council will also receive a preliminary report on the spring …

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L’Anse Woman Named Finalist in Song Contest

A woman from L’Anse has been named a finalist in a song contest organized by multi-platinum singer Jewel. That was Waara’s submission to the contest that asked Americans to share stories about why public housing matters to them. She says it’s a topic she knows all too well. Waara spent …

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Stabbing Suspect Convicted

An elderly Western Upper Peninsula man convicted of stabbing a sheriff’s deputy will spend at least two years behind bars. 75-year-old Andrew Bray of Norway pled no contest in May to charges of assault less than murder and carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced Monday in Dickinson County Circuit …

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MTU’s Inaugural Diversity Award

Michigan Tech has announced the recepient of their inaugural Diversity Award. Computer science professor Linda Ott has received this distinction for her work in devoting time to getting more women involved in the computer science field. The award recognizes the accomplishments of a faculty and/or staff member who contributes to …

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State Audit Reveals Improper Spending

An audit released this week blisters the state’s Medicaid Home Help Program, saying it improperly spent $160 million over a three-year period. The funds represent nearly 18 percent of total expenditures from October 1, 2010, through September 30, 2013. The Home Help Program involves thousands of workers, often family members, …

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New One-Way Streets in Hancock

Starting today, two streets in the city of Hancock will officially become one-way streets. White Street will become one-way traffic north bound, which is uphill, from Reservation Street to Shafter Street. Tezcuco Street will become one-way traffic south bound, which is downhill, from Quincy Street to Hancock Street. For more …

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