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September 26th Is Downtown Day

Through a proclamation from the state, September 26th is now officially Downtown Day. This from Hancock’s City Council Meeting last night. Activities are planned, although not finished yet. Updates will be announced when available. The Council is also working with FEMA to try to get additional funding for the Water …

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HS Football Ticket Policies Clarified – Thursday Sports Wrap

High School In high school volleyball tonight…• Houghton welcomes Negaunee.• Lake Linden-Hubbell journeys to Wakefield-Marenisco.• Chassell plays at Jeffers.• L’Anse visits Baraga.• Ewen-Trout Creek entertains Watersmeet. In cross country today, local teams will run at Hancock Invitational at the Maasto Hiihto Trails. We’re getting some more details about attendance policies …

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Michigan Tech Participates In Voter Registration Day

Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day, with thousands of national, state and local organizations and volunteers doing their best to register voters, for November’s upcoming election. Michigan Tech will be doing their part. Tech’s efforts will be led by their Undergraduate Student Government, Student Leadership and Involvement and several faculty …

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Faith Lutheran Church Update

Faith Lutheran Church in Calumet will be offering Sunday School for preschool through 5th graders at 9am, starting October 4th. They also offer Faith Formation classes for 6th through 12th grade students on Wednesday at 6pm and Adult Bible Study starts at 7pm. You can catch their service on Sunday …

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Two weeks Remain To Submit Application For Home Heating Credit

Michigan’s Department of Treasury is reminding qualified homeowners and renters they have two weeks to submit their application for Michigan’s Home Heating Credit. The program helps cover utility expenses for the state’s senior citizens, low income families, and blind, deaf and disabled residents. State Treasurer Rachel Eubanks said “This beneficial …

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