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Senators Stabenow, Peters Announce Support for Marquette Fire Department

WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters today announced $64,629 for the Marquette Fire Department. This grant, which comes through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program, will be used to purchase 12 self-contained breathing apparatuses. “Our firefighters put their lives on the …

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Kivela Seeks To Lighten Penalty For First-Time Meth Offenders

Representative John Kivela has introduced a new bill to help in the fight against meth. The bill creates a misdemeanor crime concerning meth production and allows prosecutors the choice between charging suspects with a misdemeanor or a felony. Previously suspects could only be charged with a felony. The hope is …

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Bridgefest and Bridgefeast Set To Begin

Father’s Day weekend has arrived and that mean’s it’s time for the annual Bridgefest and Bridgefeast celebration. What began as an event to mark the anniversary of the opening of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge in 1959, Bridgefest has evolved over the years to include several different attractions. The Houghton …

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Pastyfest 2015 Logo Winner Announced

Pastyfest 2015 has a new logo and a winner of their logo contest. Calumet’s Jake Steinhoff is the award-winning artist this year. The logo will be featured on T-shirts that can be purchased at the Main Street Calumet tent in Agassiz park during the event or through their website. Pastyfest …

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Energy Workshops At Local Churches

Michigan Interfaith Power & Light (Michigan IPL) and Efficiency UNITED are leading Energy-Savings events at two area churches Tuesday and Wednesday, June 23 and 24, at 6:30 p.m. Julie Lyons Bricker of Michigan IPL will provide easy, inexpensive tips for homeowners that will help lower their utility bills—often significantly. Representatives …

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Peregrine Falcon Chicks Hatch At International Bridge

A pair of regular visitors to the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge have made the trip again this year – and they’re staying to raise their family. Karl Hansen, bridge engineer for the International Bridge Administration (IBA), reported that pair of peregrine falcons have successfully nested atop the bridge between …

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Manistique Postal Worker Charged With Destroying Mail

A former U.S. Postal Service mail carrier in Manistique has been indicted on charges of mail destruction. According to a statement from U.S. Attorney Patrick Miles, Sarah Paradise allegedly did not deliver Standard A Mail, which is bulk business mail, in Manistique from March 2013 until early March 2014. The …

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