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Winter Carnival This Weekend

Winter Carnival is underway and many of the festivities will be going on this weekend. From speed skating to curling, the competition will be going on all across the Michigan Tech campus. The Winter Carnival Queen Coronation will also be going on tomorrow night at the Rozsa Center. The eight …

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McClain State Park Closes Campsites

McClain State Park is beginning to experience some issues with their campsites. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced today that the park has closed a total of 32 lakefront campsites due to unsafe conditions and extreme Lake Superior shoreline erosion. Campsites 86-103 will remain permanently closed, but campsites 72-85 …

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Community Sounds Off on Possible Pelkie Closing

The Pelkie School may be seeing its final days but the public is determined to try and stop the closure. Three public forums were held this week, including one last night at the school. Baraga Area Schools Superintendent Jennifer Lynn gave a brief presentation to begin the discussion, stating that …

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Calumet Post Warns About Salesmen

Michigan State troopers from the Calumet Post have received many complaints regarding the aggressive tactics of door to door salespeople. These people have been encouraging homeowners to sign contracts for essential services. Residents have also reported that they are using misleading information where customers believe they are receiving discounts for …

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Two Men Arrested for Shooting in Ewen

Two young men from Bruce Crossing have been arrested for shooting at a house. Michigan State Police from the Wakefield Post say they are 20-year-old Michael Gore and 18-year-old Brandon Karianen. Gore has bonded out of the Ontonagon County Jail. Karianen is in the jail on $10,000 bond. They have …

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AG Warns Against Pension Advances

The Michigan Attorney General’s office is warning seniors about the dangers of pension advances. Pension advances, also known as pension sales, loans or buyouts, require a person to sign over all or a portion of future monthly pension checks, typically for a five to ten-year term. In return, consumers receive …

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Snowmobile Crash in South Range

A snowbile rider is in the hospital this morning after being involved in an accident with a car near South Range. Houghton County Sheriff Deputies say the accident happened yesterday afternoon just after 4 o’clock. The snowmobiler, a 75-year-old man from North Dakota, was traveling east on trail 3 when …

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Bessemer Standoff Suspect Sentenced

The Gogebic County man who engaged in a standoff with police last fall has been sentenced. 38-year-old Kurt Choronzy of Bessemer, will spend nine months in jail, with the option to serve the last three in a treatment center. He must pay any remaining restitution and will spend 18 months …

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Checking Your Home for Radon

January is Radon Action Month, and with February fast approaching, you may want to think about getting your home tested. Radon gas is a leading cause of lung cancer, second only to smoking. Home Evalutation Services owner Kerry Noble says for the residents of the U.P. this could be a …

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Fatal Plane Crash in Wisconsin

A plane crash that originated in Menominee has taken the life of a Northern Michigan pastor. Clark County Sheriff Department officials identified the victim as 56-year old Pastor Martin Siegwart of the Boon Baptist church near Cadillac, MI. Two others were injured in the crash that happened near Owen, Wisconsin …

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