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Hancock Public Schools Adding a PBIS Coordinator and Dean of Students to the High School and Middle School in 2024-25

Hancock Public Schools will add two new roles to the High School and Middle School administration starting in the 2024 – 25 academic year. Hancock Public Schools has plans to add a Positive Behavioral Intervention and Support Coordinator and a Dean of Students. The new roles within the school environment …

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Registration Opens for the 2024 Sisu Shuffle

Even though the snow blankets the ground again, it won’t keep the Copper Country’s runners from staying active. UPHS – Portage announces that registration has opened for the 2024 Sis Shuffle. The five-kilometer run and walking event promotes the community getting outside early this spring to enjoy the change in …

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KORC Spring Benefit at the Calumet Theatre in One Week

Keweenaw Outdoor Recreation Coalition will bring back the Motown sound to the Calumet Theater next week. On April 6th KORC will host the group’s annual spring benefit at the Calumet Theatre to support both local non-profits. This year the spring benefit will rock the theatre with Motown classics with the …

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Easter Egg Hunts for Kids in the Area Tomorrow

With the recent blanket of snow on the ground the Easter bunny will have plenty of hiding places for eggs tomorrow. Easter weekend in the Copper Country might be a little cold and snowy but that won’t keep the region from celebrating. Tomorrow there are two Easter egg hunts planned …

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YouthWork Seeks Young Adults for Summer Conservation Corps Program

YouthWork Conservation Corps offers a unique opportunity to work in the community. While getting paid to complete various projects in the region. YouthWork is a conservation corps program designed to teach young people trade skills while completing critical projects for local non-profits and communities. In the local area, YouthWork seeks …

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Parade of Nations Begins the 2024 Logo Contest with Local Area Students

Michigan Tech’s international students will soon finish up the spring semester before returning home. And in the fall when students return, they’ll be greeted by a grand parade. Organizers for the Parade of Nations recently announced the start of the event’s annual logo design contest. The Parade of Nations each …

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Let’s Rebuild Community Begins Seeking Homes for the Summer Volunteer Program

Last summer Let’s Rebuild Community helped repaint and complete some exterior work on homes in the Calumet area. This year the program will return but will work with homeowners around South Range, Adams Township, and Tapiola. Let’s Rebuild Community helps homeowners retake pride in their home says organizer Bill Binroth, …

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Unified Basketball Game at Hancock Central High School Postponed to April

Sports have a way of bringing together everyone in a community. The Unified Basketball game has been postponed. Hancock Central High School will host its fifth annual Special Olympics unified basket game on April 19th. Due to schools being closed today for weather. The Special Olympics of Michigan allows kids …

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Inclusive by Design with Ryan O’Connell Visits the Rozsa Center

Tonight American writer, director, LGBTQ and disability activist, and comedian Ryan O’Connell has been invited to share the Rozsa stage for his presentation Inclusive by Design. During the monologue, O’Connell will break down what systemic ableism is, discuss how to build inclusivity into spaces like classrooms and communities and talk …

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U.P. Community Health Town Hall Invites the BKG Shelter Home, Women’s Center in Marquette and Jenna Nelson to Discuss Domestic Violence

Throughout the year the U.P. Community Health Town Hall series discusses important topics that affect communities across the region. This month the Center for Rural Health at Northern Michigan University will invite three individual experts working with domestic violence victims to its panel. Tomorrow’s town hall, led by the Center’s …

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