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MTU Volleyball Voted 5th in GLIAC North

The Michigan Tech Volleyball team has been picked to finish fifth in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Division this fall. The coaches’ poll released this morning has Ferris State nosing out Grand Valley State for the top spot. Saginaw Valley State was picked to finish third – one vote …

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MTU To Help Monitor Water Conditions At Mackinac Straits

Michigan Tech will be helping to monitor conditions in the Straits of Mackinac in an area where pipelines lay under the water. The University’s Great Lakes Research Center will provide real-time monitoring of the water conditions for Enbridge Energy Partners. The center will add another monitoring buoy into the Upper …

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UGL Family Health Center Fair Today

The weeklong celebration of National Health Center Week continues today with a health fair in Lake Linden. The public is invited to come enjoy festivities at the Lake Linden Family Health Center parking lot from 3:00pm to 6:00pm. There will be vendors there with local produce and crafts along with …

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Bill Would Help Small Breweries

Small breweries could get some help if a bill to cut their taxes becomes law. The bill was co-sponsored by Senator Gary Peters and would cut the tax rate per barrel of beer from breweries that produce less than six million barrels of beer annually. Peters says it makes sense …

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Great Deer Chase Needs Volunteers & Parade Participants

For all these years that mountain bikers have been chasing deer–one is still yet to be caught. The 11th Annual Great Deer Chase is taking place this weekend on the Swedetown Trails in Calumet, The Saturday event includes a 15 and a 30 mile cross country race along with 3 …

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State Urging Caution With Door-to-Door Meat Sales

The state is offering Michigan consumers some tips when buying meat from door-to-door salesman. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development wants consumers to be cautious about door-to-door meat sales. Department spokeswoman, Jennifer Holton, says door-to-door sales can provide an opportunity for some bad actors, so it’s important to …

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Aspirus Keweenaw’s Photo Contest Winners

Three local charities are receiving contributions from a photo contest for the new Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital expansion. Pigs-N-Heat, Glitter in Gold and No Kid Without a Christmas each received $200 from contest entrants whose photos were selected as the top three. The top three photographers – Jeremy Rowe and Amanda …

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House Fire In Franklin Township

A house fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in Franklin Township. Fire crews were called out to the house on Fourth Street just northeast of the city of Hancock. The fire was reported about noon and crews worked quickly to bring the blaze under control. The occupants were able to make …

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