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Deer/Vehicle Crash Season Arrives

The Michigan Deer Crash Coalition says the next three months are big for deer versus car crashes. According to their data 44-percent of all deer crashes in 2015 occurred in the fall. In 2015 Oakland County had the most deer/vehicle crashes with nearly 2,000. Kent County was second with more …

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Travel Warning Issued Due To Zika Virus

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is reminding travelers to take precautions against the mosquito-borne Zika Virus. If woman are pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant they are urged to talk to their medical provider before making travel arrangements to any destination where the Zika Virus is …

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Body Of Third Missing Boater Recovered

The last of the three missing boaters was recovered from Lake Superior today. The victim, 43 years old Steven Chartre was recovered by staff from the Great Lakes Water Studies Institute at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City and Michigan Tech University research vessel Agassiz. A remotely operated vehicle (ROV) …

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Nearly 50 Motorcycles Turn Out For Ride Against Abuse

They call themselves the ADV Riders, which stands for Against Domestic Violence. For the third straight year, motorcyclists turned out on the first Monday in October to make some noise during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The annual Ride Against Abuse is organized by the Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home. Organizers …

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Plea Deal For Atlantic Mine Meth Suspect

A plea agreement has been reached for a Houghton County drug suspect. 52-year-old Anthony James Vencato appeared in Houghton County Circuit Court Monday for an arraignment. He pled guilty to Attempted Possession of Meth or Ecstasy, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. As per the plea …

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Quiz Bowl Tournament At Michigan Tech Saturday

Quiz Bowl teams from six Upper Peninsula high schools will face each other at Michigan Tech Saturday during the Fall Blizzard Bowl quiz bowl tournament. Following the success of last spring’s inaugural Blizzard Bowl, the fall version is again sponsored by the Center for Pre-College Outreach (CPCO), the Michigan Tech …

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Step Into History Bike Ride Wednesday

The Keweenaw National Historical Park and the Western U.P. Health Department invite the public to a free group bike ride to historical points of interest tomorrow. The ride will take place from 6pm to 7pm and begin at Cross Country Sports on Oak Street in Calumet. The bike tour is …

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MEDC Grant Funds Upcoming Lakeshore Drive Project

The City of Houghton has big plans for Lakeshore Drive. Those include completing some water system loops along that stretch, as well as replacing some older sewers in the area and putting in some storm sewer connections. The project will have several benefits to the community. Houghton City Manager Eric …

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Colder & A Lot Of Snow This Winter

Bad news for Michiganders who don’t look forward to the winter season. AccuWeather releasing its annual outlook, with Meteorologist Bob Larson saying we can expect colder than average temperatures with above average snowfall. He says temps will be one-or-two degrees colder than average, but coming off of last year’s mild …

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