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Keweenaw Heartlands Use by Migrating Raptors Underscores the Nature Conservancy’s Goals to Preserve Lands

The Nature Conservancy views the Keweenaw Heartlands as a critical stopover for migrating raptors underscoring the land’s protection status. Recently leadership from the Nature Conservancy expressed belief in the Keweenaw Heartlands as a critical ecological region containing a variety of landscapes and systems desirable to migrating raptors. Home to rocky …

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BHK Child Development’s Impact Goes Beyond Early Education

Since 1974 Baraga Houghton Keweenaw Child Development has worked with families to help kids grow. This year the organization celebrates its fiftieth anniversary. The celebration will invite the community to join the organization during a festive evening that’ll include appetizers and a silent auction. It’s going to be a great …

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All-WestPAC Baseball, Softball Players Honored – Friday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more game information. High School In the high school baseball tournament… • The Division Four district title will be decided today at the Stanton Field. The host Jeffers Jets will face Ironwood in the first semifinal at 11:00. Ontonagon will play Gogebic in the …

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Michigan Department of Transportation Inspecting Western Upper Peninsula Bridges Next Week

The Michigan Department of Transportation will begin annual bridge inspections on several western Upper Peninsula bridges next week. Starting with the busiest bridge in Houghton County crews will inspect the Portage Lake Lift Bridge through Wednesday. On Monday the outside northbound lane will close from 8:30 to 11:30 am and …

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Keweenaw Land Trust Earns Accreditation Renewal from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission

The Keweenaw Land Trust earns its accreditation renewal from the National Land Trust Accreditation Commission. The honor signifies the Keweenaw Land Trust’s continuing and renewed commitment to conserving lands and championing the conservation community. Keweenaw Land Trust underwent a comprehensive review process, successfully demonstrating fiscal accountability, responsible governance, and stewardship …

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The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department and Salvation Army in Hancock Partner to Welcome The Connection Center to the Community

The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department and the Salvation Army will partner to start a new center focused on addressing substance abuse in the region. The Western Upper Peninsula Health Department announced yesterday the grand opening of the Connection Center at the Salvation Army Building in Hancock. The center will …

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Little Brothers Pancake Breakfast Supports the Drive to Care Program

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly works diligently throughout the year to support elders and their needs. The local nonprofit organization regularly serves the community by chopping firewood, delivering meals to seniors, and driving them to medical appointments. This Saturday during the Little Brothers Annual pancake breakfast funds raised will …

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Houghton Hockey Hosting the Bridgefest 2024 Cornhole Tournement

Bridgefest will return to the Houghton Hancock area before you know it. Bridgefest’s celebration of all things summer and the Copper Country will include many local craft vendors, locally organized games, a fireworks display, and much more. Throughout the festival, activities are organized by local groups for the community including …

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Over 60 Kids Take Part in Spring Discovery with 4-H Clubs

Over 60 kids discover what 4-H clubs do during the Houghton Keweenaw counties 4-H Spring Discovery event. Recently Houghton and Keweenaw County 4 – h held the annual spring discovery event at The Mineshaft. The free event encourages local youth to learn about and get involved in agricultural activities through …

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Michigan DNR Temporarily Closing Parks and Boating Sites in Baraga and Marquette Counties for Infrastructure Improvements

Michigan DNR will temporarily close several Upper Peninsula State Parks in June for short construction projects. Nearly a dozen parks in Marquette and Baraga counties will have temporary facility closures starting this week. DNR Western Upper Peninsula Parks and Recreation division director Doug Rich says that the department has already …

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