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Copper Country Gem and Mineral Show Returns to Houghton Elementary School

When Lake Superior was formed thousands of years a go by lava and glaciers, nature left behind numerous treasures in the surrounding earth. The Keweenaw Peninsula and Lake Superior basin are both must visit places for any rock or mineral collector seeking out a valuable gem, banded Lake Superior agate …

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Suspect Dead in Chippewa County After Shooting a Deputy U.S. Marshall During Attempted Arrest

A Deputy U.S. Marshal was shot in Chippewa County while attempting to remove endangered children from a home. On Wednesday local law enforcement departments, including Chippewa County Sheriff, MSP Troopers, the FBI – Detroit field office, and U.S. Border Patrol agents, responded to a call for an officer shot on …

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Iron River SOS Office Closed Next Week

The Michigan Secretary of State office in Iron River will be closed next week. The office on Lalley Road is being remodeled. It is scheduled to resume regular business hours August 21st. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson notes that most transactions with her department can be completed online. For business …

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Olson Shines as Tigers Blank Twins – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. MLB Reese Olson turned in his best outing of the season yesterday, as the Tigers blanked the Twins 3-0. Olson held Minnesota to two hits over six innings, while striking out eight. Chasen Shreve and Beau Brieske allowed no more hits over …

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Two Boaters Rescued on Portage Lake

Two people were rescued by the Houghton County Sheriff’s department early Thursday, after their boat became stranded at the entrance to Chassell Bay on Portage Lake. Deputies were alerted to the situation at 12:18 a.m., after the U.S. Coast Guard received a distress call. They responded in the Sheriff’s Office …

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City of Houghton Unveils New EV Chargers in Downtown

Like their friends across the canal did one week ago, the city of Houghton help a special ribbon cutting ceremony today. Unveiling two new sixty five kilo watt dc fat chargers in the downtown area, expanding the number of electric vehicle charging stations available to drivers in the region. The …

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Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity Hire Dr. Emily Geiger to Head MiSTEM Network in Western Upper Peninsula

Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has hired a former Finlandia University and Gogebic Community College professor as Western Upper Peninsula’s MiSTEM Network regional director. Dr. Emily Geiger will join the department’s MiSTEM network, working toward advancing K through 12 STEM Education. Her experience and leadership in STEM will …

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Hancock Public Schools Accepts Koskela’s Resignation, Seeks Two New Board Trustees

Hancock Public Schools will plan to meet next week for another special meeting in order to appoint two new trustees to the board. Last night, in front of a much lighter crowd, the school board accepted the third trustee resignation within the past week. Trustee Steve Koskela informed the board …

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Houghton Council Wrap: USDA Picks Up the Bill on the College Avenue Project and Matches Funds on a New Loader

The US Department of Agriculture will pick up the bill. Last night Houghton city council approved three actions that will request allocated funds from the USDA, two for the college avenue project. As well as request the department for funds as a part of a rural development grant accepted by …

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Tigers Hold Off Twins – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. MLB The Tigers opened up a big lead, and held on to beat the Twins 9-5 last night. Detroit pounded out 17 hits – Miguel Cabrera, Matt Vierling, Eric Haase and Zach McInstry each had three. Spencer Torkelson blasted two home runs. …

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