As part of the Michigan DNR’s Deer Habitat Improvement Partnership, conservation districts across the state receive a portion of grant funding to improve deer habitats on privately owned land. The Dickinson Conservation District received $9,250, which will be used on habitat’s in Dickinson, Iron and Menominee Counties. One of the …
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Naugle Throws Twilight Two-Hitter – Wednesday Sports Wrap
MLB: Tigers Come Back to Rout Dodgers Justin Verlander gave up five runs in the first inning… but the Tigers roared back to claim a 14-5 victory last night. Verlander settled down, and pitched shutout ball through the sixth. Detroit rebounded with five runs in the second. By the time …
Read More »Fatal Crash in Delta County
One person is dead after a three-car accident in Delta County Monday afternoon. The Delta County Sheriff’s Office said the accident happened just after 2 p.m. on U.S. 41/U.S. 2 near the intersection of I Road in Hyde. The preliminary investigation shows an eastbound vehicle may have crossed the centerline …
Read More »New Tuition Incentives at Finlandia
Finlandia University has unveiled two new programs aimed at making a Finlandia University education even more affordable. The new programs are called Finlandia Four and Finlandia Future. Finlandia Four locks in a student’s tuition rate for four years, while Finlandia Future provides free tuition during a student’s eighth semester. The …
Read More »DNR Wraps Up Lake Trout Research
Lake Superior is the most heavily fished of the Great Lakes, which makes the DNR’s surveys of lake trout populations all the more important. The research helps the DNR when it comes to establishing regulations for anglers large and small. Part of the DNR’s research involves tagging some of the …
Read More »Higher Scores for High School Students
The Michigan Department of Education says that Michigan high school juniors continued to score better on both the ACT college entrance exam and the Michigan Merit Exam. However the number considered to be “college and career-ready” declined slightly. And there was a slight drop in the percentage of juniors meeting …
Read More »New Showtimes for “Mutt”
If you weren’t able to catch the world premiere of the film “Mutt”, some new local showing have been announced. “Mutt” is set to be shown at the Niiwin Akeaa Community Center at the Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College. Showtimes are this Friday, July 11th at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, …
Read More »Issue with Charter Schools
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Mike Flanagan is warning Michigan’s charter school authorizers that if their charter’s don’t measure up, he’ll revoke their ability to authorize new charters. Flanagan says he has asked the Department of Education staff to develop new financial, transparency and academic principles and if authorizers fail …
Read More »Heinonen Homers Thrice in McGann’s Win – Tuesday Sports Wrap
Morning Sports for Tuesday, July 8th: MLB: Tigers Prep for Dodgers The Tigers had yesterday off, and open an interleague set against the Dodgers tonight. Justin Verlander will start against Hyun-Jin Ryu. Hear the first pitch at 7:08 on AM 1400, WCCY. Kansas City won yesterday, so the Tigers’ lead …
Read More »International Frisbee Tournament
For the fourth year in a row, Calumet was home to the Coca-Cola International Guts Frisbee Tournament this past weekend. Teams from far and near made their way to Agassiz Field to throw their discs at unbelievable speeds in hopes of leading their team to victory. Tournament Director Tom Tikkanen …
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