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How Much Will Charters Grow?

The number of charter schools in Michigan has recorded a net increase of only three as preparations are underway for the 2015-2016 school year. There were seven new charters for the year, however four charters closed. While charters now represent just over half of the students enrolled in Detroit, the …

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Housing Analysis To Be Done Throughout U.P.

Regional planners in the Upper Peninsula are going in on a housing market analysis to be done across the U.P. The groups say the finished product should show them were more housing is needed and give them hard numbers to take to developers. The latter brings money and jobs. Joel …

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DNR Warns Of Increased Bear Activity

Beware the bears — that’s the warning from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The DNR has received 170 nuisance complaints from people in northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula so far this year. It’s mating season, so adult bears are on the move and younger bears are too — …

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Copper County Today–July 26, 2015

On this week’s Copper Country Today, Rick Allen talks with Dave Olsson—U.P. Regional Marketing Lead for Aspirus. In the second segment, Melissa Treadeau joins Rick to talk about next weekend’s Baraga County Fair. Brought to you by the Copper Country Education Association, the Copper Country Veterinary Clinic and Lassila Insurance of …

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Paavo Nurmi Center’s New Hours

The Finlandia University Strength Center, located in the Paavo Nurmi Center is making a change in their hours. Starting today their new hours will be: Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Paavo Nurmi Center recently …

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Vintage trailer, motor coach club tours northern Michigan

Tour to visit eight Michigan state parks History buffs, camping enthusiasts and the public are invited to a unique opportunity to see roughly 30 vintage campers during the Tin Can Tourists’ northern Michigan state park vintage camper tour, July 24-Aug. 8. The Tin Can Tourists is a vintage trailer and motor coach club …

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Wounded Owl Ready To Be Released

The great horned owl that was shot in downtown Marquette in May will be released back to the wild today at 5 p.m. The owl release will be at Harlow Park in Marquette. Wildlife rehabilitors at the Chocolay Raptor Center are calling him the most famous bird in Marquette County. …

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Gas Prices Dip Down

Gas prices across Michigan are down for the third consecutive week, falling by at least ten-cents per gallon from last week, according to AAA Michigan. The latest Auto Club survey shows the current statewide average for self-serve unleaded fuel is $2.62 per gallon. That’s ten cents less than last week’s …

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