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Armed Robbery Suspect Arraigned

The Ewen man accused of robbing a homeowner at gunpoint has been arraigned in Ontonagon County District Court. 20-year-old Clinton Paulick is facing four charges: one count each of attempted armed robbery, first degree home invasion, and larceny of weapons, and two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon. Michigan …

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MTU Water Festival

Over 1000 students from the local school districts will make their way to the Great Lakes Research Center for the 2014 Water Festival today. The Festival is designed to offer students engaging Great-Lakes-based content taught by Tech scientists, students and community experts–including artists and historians. Activities include remotely operated vehicles, …

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State Christmas Tree Coming from Kingsford

Michigan’s state Christmas tree for 2014 will once again come from the Western Upper Peninsula. A 63-foot blue spruce owned by Bill and Helen Bjorkman of Kingsford has been selected to be displayed in front of the Capitol building in Lansing throughout the holiday season. This is the 20th time …

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Portage Health Merges with Bell and MGH

They say good things come in threes. If that’s so, then the Upper Peninsula is about the experience some great medical care. Three U.P. hospitals have joined forces. Bell Hospital, Marquette General Health System and Portage Health are now U.P. Health System. Hospital officials announced the merger yesterday. All three hospitals …

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Sign Thefts in Keweenaw County

The Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the theft of a large amount of trail signs. Police say the signs were stolen from snowmobile and ORV trails throughout the county. Keweenaw Trail Services reports both trail signs and stop signs were stolen from the trails. Anyone with information is asked …

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WUPHD Says Ebola is Not a Threat in the U.P.

These days, the national discussion has been regarding the recent Ebola situation in the United States and many health officials are trying their best to educate the public about this so-called “outbreak”. But is that what it is? Dr. Terry Frankovich from the Western U.P. Health Department says unless you …

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KCF’s “Pave the Way” Program

The first phase of the Keweenaw Community Foundation’s “Pave the Way” program is complete. It allows individuals and businesses to purchase engraved bricks for installation at the entrance to the Ray Kestner Waterfront Park. The first round of these bricks have been laid and is open for public viewing. It’s …

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Meth Lab Suspects Arraigned

Two people have been arraigned in a pair of meth lab raids that netted narcotics officers the largest single amount of meth-making materials ever captured in Marquette County. 37-year old Jessondra Pennala and 40-year old John Heribacka are each charged with two counts of operating/maintaing a meth lab in the …

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MI Parents Still Opposed to Vaccinations

Figures from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show there is increasing numbers of unvaccinated children in kindergarten in Michigan, making the state the fourth-highest in terms of parents who have not gotten their kids immunized against a number of infectious diseases. The CDC survey showed that 5.4 …

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MTU Winter Parking Bans Coming

Effective Nov. 1 to April 30, parking will be prohibited on campus between 2 and 7 a.m. to allow for snow removal. This regulation will be in effect regardless of the amount of snow on the ground. The only exceptions to this parking regulation are as follows: 1. Occupants of …

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