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Steel Day At Michigan Tech’s Career FEST

Career FEST is going Heavy Duty. Steel industry reps were on hand Wednesday as Industry Days continue at Michigan Tech. Seven companies were represented from steel producers to supply manufactures, all looking to talk with the best and the brightest Tech has to offer. Machine Research Controls Engineer Shawn Fanello …

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Welcome Sign Change, Recap of Hancock City Council Meeting

The Hancock City Council has approved a change to the face of the city. The front wall welcome sign will be adjusted to mark the start of the Copper Country National Byway. The council unanimously voted to approve the signage adding that it is a tasteful distinction for the city …

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Flu Shot Clinic This Saturday In Hancock

Flu season is here–though if you are one of the ones suffering already, you don’t need to be reminded of that. The Western U.P. Health Department, U.P. Health System—Portage and Aspirus Keweenaw will provide flu shots at a fast, convenient vaccination clinic this Saturday from 9:00am to 11:00am at the …

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Illegal Dump Site Found In Portage Township

The Houghton County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an illegal dumping complaint. The site is located near the intersection of Paradise Road and Gundlach Road in Portage Township. Large slabs of concrete and debris had been dumped near the roadway. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the …

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Trash Collection Center Will Accept Fall Cleanup Items

Fall Cleanup efforts will be underway over the next few weeks. Houghton residents are invited to bring debris from their cleanup to the Trash Collection Center between October 2nd and November 1st. The hours are Fridays between 4:00pm and 8:00pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The center …

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Facade Project Complete–Recap Of The Houghton City Council Meeting

The 2013 Façade Project for businesses in downtown Houghton is now officially complete. The city council wrapped up the project with a final public hearing at their regular meeting on Wednesday. The project funded improvements for the Douglass Agency building, the Statewide Real Estate building, the Blue Iris Building and Joe …

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Mechanical Problems Cause Small Plane Crash

Two people are recovering after their small plane crashed in a field in Sanilac County on Tuesday afternoon. A 69-year-old man and 64-year-old woman were found wandering around outside the plane following the crash that occurred around 2:30 p-m. The Harrison Township residents had taken off from the Sandusky airport …

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Capitol Dome Sale

The public will soon have a chance to own a piece of the Michigan State Capitol dome. The Michigan State Capitol Commission decided Tuesday to make available 100 decorative sandstone pieces, or modillions, that are being replaced as part of a $6.5 million overhaul of the dome. Commissioner Kerry Chartkoff …

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Bills Would Make Coercing a Woman to Have an Abortion a Crime

State lawmakers are considering bills to make coercing a woman into an abortion a crime. The legislation would define coercion in cases of abortion and set up varying penalties depending on the severity of the crime. But Shelli Weisberg of the American Civil Liberties Union says the bills don’t go …

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Woman Finds Winning Lottery Ticket In Stack Of Old Mail

Michigan Lottery officials say a Kentwood woman found a one-million dollar Mega Millions ticket in a stack of old mail. Linda Tuttle showed up at the lottery office in Lansing to claim her prize Tuesday. She told officials she was going through the mail and found the ticket but had …

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