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Wildlife Rehabilitation Group Holding Logo Design Contest

The U.P. Wildlife Rehabilitation- Keweenaw Group is a group of volunteers that make up the 501(c)3 not-for-profit association of wildlife rehabbers in the Upper Peninsula. They cover Houghton, Keweenaw, Baraga and Ontonagon counties. Their goal is to rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife and return them to the wild whenever possible. …

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Heritage Center Sets Spring Semester Enrichment Slate

If someone asks you “Puhutko suomea?” and you don’t know how to respond, or your answer is “Yes, but not very well,” than this semester’s community enrichment classes at Finlandia University’s Finnish American Heritage Center are perfect for you. Among the offerings this year are a pair of Finnish language classes, perfect …

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Michigan Tech’s Winter Carnival Begins This Week

It’s said when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. At Michigan Technological University, when Mother Natures gives you tons of snow, you play in it. Continuing a tradition that began 95 years ago, Michigan Technological University will hold its annual Winter Carnival this month. This year’s theme is “Snow …

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New Bus Opening Up Opportunities For Seniors

It’s important that residents of any senior living community get out and about to enjoy the area’s many festivals and events. Seniors at Gardenview Assisted Living and Memory Care in Calumet will now be able to ride to those events in a new 12-seat bus the center has just purchased. …

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Defense Department Requiring New Cyber Security Measures

We hear about cyber security it all of the time.  Now many Michigan manufacturers have to comply with new Department of Defense guidelines. Here’s Elliott Forsyth with the Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center. Forsyth says updating cyber security guidelines could take months, while costing manufacturers a few thousand dollars. He says …

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Stabenow Looks To Trump To Help Pass Her Jobs Bill

U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow hopes the fifth time will be the charm for her “Bring Jobs Home Act,” being re-introduced in Washington. The Michigan Democrat says the bill is pretty straightforward–it closes loopholes for companies which outsource while rewarding companies that return jobs and business stateside. Despite the simplicity, Stabenow’s …

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GM CEO Meets With Trump

General Motors CEO Mary Barra called a meeting Friday with President Trump “a constructive discussion on how to support a strong and competitive U.S. economy.” AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert says the GM CEO is part of a group of business leaders called on to advise the President.

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Job Market Showing Signs Of Improvement

U.S. employers ramped up hiring last month and more Americans began looking for work, a sign that President Donald Trump has inherited a robust job market. More from business editor Murray Feldman. The 227,000 jobs added last month was the most since September and higher than last year’s average monthly …

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