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Calumet, Laurium Councils to Meet Tonight

The Calumet Village Council will consider appointments to both the Housing Commission and the Historic District Commission at tonight’s meeting. City staff will also provide an update about the road closing for the opening ceremony of the CopperDog 150 a week from Friday. Tonight’s session begins at 6:00 at village …

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Houghton Planning Commission to Receive Survey Results Tonight

The Houghton City Planning Commission will hold a special meeting tonight at 5:30 at the City Center. The purpose of the special meeting is to receive the results of the Quality-of-Life survey done in September. The survey was conducted as part of the commission’s work revising the city’s master plan. …

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BCFCU Named Baraga County “Business of the Year”

Debbie Stouffer will continue as president of the Baraga County Chamber of Commerce.  Stouffer was re-elected to the Chamber board of directors at the organization’s recent annual meeting, and then re-elected to the top spot. Carla Engle was also returned to the board, and Mary Stafford was elected as a …

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Gladstone Man Drowns After ATV Drops Through Ice

A Gladstone man died over the weekend when the side-by-side ATV on which he was riding plunged through the ice on the Escanaba River. The Delta County Sheriff’s Department was called out shortly after 7:00 Saturday morning. One man riding the side-by-side was pulled from the water by nearby fishermen. …

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Michigan DNR Reports Over 300,000 Deer Harvested in 2022 Hunting Season

The Michigan 2022 deer hunting season has wrapped up, and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has some highlights from the past year. For the first time hunters were required to report harvests. Michigan joined many other states in requiring  harvest reports, due to years of declining reports made …

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Let’s Eat! Performance Canceled, Michigan Tech Choir Music for Sacred Spaces Returns

The Let’s Eat! performance scheduled for next month at the Rozsa Center has been cancel due to complications with the artists’ visas. Michigan Tech’s campus was the only American stop on the L’Arrière Scène tour of Let’s Eat! Rozsa Director Mary Jennings say that the Rozsa is disappointed to cancel …

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Baraga Chamber Ice Melt Contest Underway

Keweenaw Bay ice finally solidified enough late last week for the Baraga County Chamber of Commerce to start its annual Ice Melt Contest. The drum was placed on the ice off US-41 south of Baraga on Friday. Contest participants can try to guess the date and time the barrel will …

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MTU Provost/SVP Candidates to Make Presentations

On-campus interviews for Michigan Tech’s open position of Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs will be held over the next two weeks. Four semifinalists have been selected.  In addition to the formal job interviews, each semifinalist will give two public presentations sharing their vision for Michigan Tech, and …

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Jibba Jabba Brings Back Snowboard Freestyle Competition to Huron Street After Nearly a Decade Hiatus

Jibba Jabba makes their long awaited return to Downtown Houghton. Ten years ago was the last time the event was held on Huron street, inviting snowboarders and skiers to try out their best tricks on various rail section and transition boxes. The freestyle snowboard competition is a favorite among many …

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Two Arrested in Houghton Meth Bust

Two people are in custody following a raid at a suspected methamphetamine lab in the city of Houghton. Detectives from the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforcement Team armed with a search warrant entered a residence on Spruce Lane Thursday, after developing evidence of meth manufacturing on the premises. Investigators say they …

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