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Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce Shares Membership Growth and Opens Board Elections

The Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce opened up Wake Up Keweenaw’s session this morning sharing a small look into the chamber’s activities during the past year. In 2023 The Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce hosted 18 ribbon-cutting events to recognize new businesses and developments brought to the Copper Country by member organizations. …

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Hancock Public Schools Hosting FAFSA Info Night for Students

Navigating the financial paperwork with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid can be difficult. Often, schools will host a financial aid night to help prepare seniors and their parents for applying for federal financial aid when pursuing higher education. Tonight Hancock Public Schools will host a FAFSA information night …

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Students Preparing to Start Construction on Winter Carnival Month-Long Snow Statues

Not a lot of snow is now a problem for Michigan Tech students. Even though the start of the winter delivered less than typical, the Blue Key Honor Society assures that Winter Carnival will still include the month-long snow statue competition. Though delayed by a week, Blue Key President Joe …

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Setting Goals and Keeping Up Resolutions Throughout 2024

Now that calendars are turned to 2024 some may choose to make a change in their life. New Year’s resolutions typically try to improve an individual’s quality of life. Whether that means improving life through physical health, eating more fruits or vegetables, or cutting things out like alcohol. “Slicing some …

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UPDATE: Competition Postponed to February – Hancock VRC Tournament Seeks Volunteers for Saturday

UPDATE: The Hancock robotics competition originally scheduled for Saturday January 13th, has been postponed. The tournament will now take place on February 3rd. Throughout the year some students in copper country schools participate in robotics programs. These teams throughout the years have earned a top place at various tournaments locally, …

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Copper Dog 150 Picks Jailyn Poshak’s Happy Trails Poster for the 2024 Featured Artist Program

The votes have been cast and counted, and Copper Dog 150 organizers are proud to congratulate a Calumet youth for earning a place among the race’s history of featured artists. The Copper Dog 150 featured artist in 2024 is Washington Middle School student Jailyn Poshak, for their piece Happy Trails. …

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MTU Pep Band Remembers Kenneth Bragg During Candlelight Vigil

Students from Michigan Tech are mourning the loss of fellow husky Kenneth Bragg, and his family who died December 30th in an explosion downstate. Now that students have returned to campus, the Michigan Tech pep band has planned a candlelight vigil for Kenneth Bragg. Bragg was a valued member of …

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The Community Action Agency is Hosting a Make Up Drive-Thru Food Pantry Today

This afternoon the Keweenaw Community Action Agency will host a make-up food pantry. The community action agency’s drive-thru food pantry will make up for those who missed pick-up last week. The Keweenaw CAA’s food pantry today will begin at 1 pm, at the community action agency distribution center at 926 …

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Baraga County Receives Grant for Point Abbaye Development

Baraga County has been awarded a $300,000 grant to help develop its park at Point Abbaye. The award was announced at last night’s county board meeting by county clerk Wendy Goodreau, who said the money can be used for additional trails, parking and campsites. Commissioners commended Goodreau for her work …

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L’Anse Approves Liquor Sale for Upcoming Hockey Tourney

At a brief meeting Monday evening, the L’Anse village council approved the sale of alcoholic beverages at the upcoming Winter Classic Old-Timer’s Hockey Tournament. Village President Ron Ervast noted that the tournament has quickly become a big winter event… It brings a lot of people into our community, so I …

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