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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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Portage Health Foundation Establishes Scholarships For Finlandia And Gogebic Community College Students

The Portage Health Foundation is pleased to announce its partnership with Finlandia University and Gogebic Community College in the creation of a health-science scholarship program for local students. The schools will begin offering currently enrolled students opportunities to apply for the PHFoundation scholarships this fall. The Portage Health Foundation is …

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Bill Will Help Those Discharged Due To PTSD

When a servicemember is suffering mentally from the trials of war, that can sometimes lead to further problems ultimately resulting in a discharge. Senator Gary Peters has co-introduced bipartisan legislation that would help veterans who were dishonorably discharged from the military due to behavior resulting from mental traumas such as …

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Boaters Rescued Near Bete Grise

A group of boaters are safe following a harrowing afternoon on the lake. The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department was dispatched to a vessel in distress in the Bete Grise area Monday shortly before 2:00pm. They were reported to be in trouble about 4.5 miles north of the Lac Labelle boat launch …

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Stabenow Opposes Lake Huron Nuclear Waste Dump Site

U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow is calling on the State Department to invoke the Boundary Waters Treaty of 1909 to prevent Canada from building a nuclear waste dump near the Lake Huron shore. Stabenow has introduced legislation mandating the International Joint Commission study the risks to the Great Lakes of the …

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Michigan Tops Nation in Distressed Home Sales

Michigan tops the nation in the number of distressed home sales, according to a new report. Data from the research firm CoreLogic shows 21.4 percent of home sales in Michigan in May were distressed sales, which are transactions involving lender-owned property or a short sale. That’s well above the national …

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