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Rodriguez’ Slam Powers Tigers – Saturday Sports Wrap

High School In high school volleyball today…– Houghton competes at the Soo Invitational.– Lake Linden-Hubbell and L’Anse open their seasons at the West Iron County Invitational. MLB Ronny Rodriguez’ grand slam home run powered the Detroit Tigers to a 9-6 victory over the Minnesota Twins last night. Rodriguez’ shot brought …

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2019 Houghton County Fair Awards

2019 Houghton County Fair Exhibitor Awards Exhibitor of the Year: Pamela Hecht Silver Plates Needlework: Lori Carne Culinary: Cathy Isaacson Folk Arts & Fine Arts: Pamela Hecht Floriculture: Jenny Dice Horticulture: Bill Isaacson Best of Show Sewing: Jenny Dice Crochet: Cathy Isaacson Knitting: Kathleen Funkey Quilting: Billie Bloomfield Stitchery: Teresa …

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Crews Will Survey Streams To Find Sea Lampreys

The continuing battle against sea lampreys soon will come to locations in the local area.  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service assessment crews will conduct work on the Sturgeon River, Houghton County, Michigan, September 3-12, 2019 to estimate the abundance of sea lampreys.  The information gathered will be used to determine …

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MTU to Launch Esports Team – Friday Sports Wrap

High School The high school volleyball season opens today, as Calumet plays at the Kingsford Invitational Tomorrow… – Houghton competes at the Soo Invitational. – Lake Linden-Hubbell and L’Anse open their seasons at the West Iron County Invitational. MLB The Detroit Tigers’ bats were quiet for most of last night’s …

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New Bus Garage For CCISD

The Copper Country Intermediate School District has a new place to store their buses. Superintendent George Stockero gave CCISD Board of Education members a tour of the new bus garage at its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday. The ISD had used the current CTE Center to store their buses.  Once …

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Hancock Memorial Park To Be Restored

There is a park dedicated to Hancock residents who have lost their lives in service to their country directly across from city hall. Because of the heavy growth of trees and other greenery, the wall of names at Memorial Park is easy to miss though it was built to streamline …

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