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HEET Has Help For Non-Profits To Lower Energy Bills

Are you running your operation in a cold, old building?  Or, are you concerned about your high heating and electric costs? The Keweenaw Community Foundation (KCF), partnering with the Houghton Energy Efficiency Team (HEET), has been awarded a grant from the Mott Foundation that brings support to Houghton and Keweenaw …

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Petition Filed To Dissolve Calumet Village

An effort is underway to officially dissolve the Village of Calumet. Calumet resident Nathan Anderson says a 17 page petition has been submitted, requesting the issue be put on the ballot. Anderson claims there is overwhelming support for Calumet’s dissolution, citing the failure of the village council to follow the …

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Former President Of Finlandia University Passes Away

Finlandia University is saddened to announce the passing of former university president, Robert Ubbelohde. Ubbelohde joined Finlandia, then Suomi College, in 1988 as the Dean of Faculty. Shortly after, he was appointed to President and Professor of Philosophy until his retirement in 2004. Ubbelohde was instrumental in converting Suomi College …

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Home Educators Hold Annual Used Curriculum Book Sale

The Copper Country Home Educators invite everyone to their annual Used Curriculum Book Sale on Saturday, June 9, from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. This event is held in the community room at the Portage Lake District Library in Houghton. The sale includes materials in math, science, English, language arts/pleasure …

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New Location For Edward Jones In Calumet

A Keweenaw investment company is settling in as it operates for its first week in a new location. Edward Jones has moved its Calumet location to a newly renovated downtown facility. “I’m a financial advisor with Edward Jones and I meet with people and help them plan for retirement and …

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Registration For Bridgefest Parade Open

Preparations are underway for this year’s Bridgefest celebration. The annual festival will once again include both sides of the Portage Canal after two years of construction on the Hancock side. That means the Bridgefest Parade will cross the Portage Lake Lift Bridge to kick off the festival…and leading the parade …

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