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Bill in Senate Would Help Disabled Hunters Get Out to Hunt

Disabled hunters with certain permits could hunt from a personal mobility device, like an electric wheelchair, in Michigan, under a bill moving through the state legislature. Trevor VanDyke of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says they already issue permits to people who can’t walk to hunt from parked motor …

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Bills Would Require Health Insurance Cover Hearing Aids for Kids

Advocates for those with hearing loss are supporting a bill that would require health insurance providers cover hearing aids for those 21-years old or younger. Former Miss Michigan, KT Maviglia, wears hearing aids. She says the bill would mandate insurers pay for new hearing aids for young people every three …

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Prez Candidates on Mack Island Past and Present

At least six Republican presidential hopefuls will be on Mackinac Island later this week for a Republican Leadership Conference. The idea of presidential candidates being on the island is hardly news however. A longtime island resident and former Mackinac Island Park Commission chairman says John F. Kennedy used an island …

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UP Lawmaker Calls for Dark Store Study

As a pair of Upper Peninsula lawmakers push to ban “Dark Store” arguments, a fellow U.P. lawmaker wants to find out how much the loophole is costing local governments. State Representative Scott Dianda is sponsoring a resolution asking the state to study the use of the “Dark Store” theory. Big …

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UPS Van and and RV Collide In Ontonagon County

A UPS van and an RV collided on M-28 yesterday afternoon. The accident happened around 5:00 pm. Witnesses say the UPS driver pulled out from a side street into the path of the RV, which was westbound on M-28 just west of Trout Creek. The UPS driver was not injured. …

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Festival Ruska ‘Finnishes’ with Genealogy Day

One of North America’s leading forensic genealogists is among six experts who have signed on to present at Finnish Genealogy Day at Finlandia University’s Finnish American Heritage Center (FAHC) on Saturday, September 26 as part of Festival Ruska. Dr. Colleen Fitzpatrick — who is the author of two of the best-selling books in genealogy, …

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Three Pets Perish In Ontonagon House Fire

Just 8:00pm Thursday, Deputies from the Ontonagon County Sheriff’s Office responded to a house fire at 414 Chippewa st. in the village of Ontonagon. When one of the Deputies arrived on scene smoke was visible throughout both floors of the home. The Ontonagon Village Fire dept. responded to the fire. …

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