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Giving Tuesday Non-Profit Spotlight: New Power Tour

New Power Tour joins Giving Tuesday for the first time in 2023. Executive Director Melissa Davis say that the non-profit was very excited to learn they were picked to join the many local non-profit organization to benefit from the Copper Shores Day of Giving. Adding that the funds raised will …

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Veterans Enjoy the Company of Fellow Servicemen and Women During Veteran’s Day Events in the Copper Country

Veterans Day over the weekend offered chances for veterans to get out in the community. Friday included Veterans Day ceremonies with local area schools. Followed by Saturday when veterans could join together at community meals and activities. Down in Hubbell, the VFW Post 4624 enjoyed intimate meals among post members …

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Hancock Public Schools Begins Superintendent Interviews Tonight

Hancock Public School may hire a district superintendent this evening. Tonight the district will consider an internal candidate for the position, with an interview with the school board. Back in August, Superintendent Steve Patchin notified the district of plans to retire. At around the same time, three school board members …

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Last-Second Win for Lions, Loss for Packers – Monday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for additional game details. College Basketball The Tech and Northern men’s teams played at the JustAGame Crossover Tournament at Wisconsin Dells over the weekend. A late comeback by the Huskies fell short yesterday in a 93-87 loss to Upper Iowa. Marcus Tomashek scored 21 points. …

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Giving Tuesday Non-Profit Spotlight: Superior Search and Rescue

As the Keweenaw peninsula profile of outdoor activities grows, so does the number of visitors coming to visit the region. With more visitors to the copper country also means more chances that someone will get lost or hurt in the backcountry. This past year, Superior Search and Rescue responded to …

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MDOT Plans to Inspect Portage Lake Lift Bridge Next Week

The Michigan Department of Transportation will close one lane on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge next week to complete safety inspections of the infrastructure. Next Monday and Tuesday MDOT will close the outside northbound lane during daytime hours. The northbound sidewalk section will remain closed. A pedestrian detour has been …

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Giving Tuesday Non-Profit Spotlight: Keweenaw Land Trust

Throughout the Keweenaw Peninsula, many residents are proud of the access to public forest lands, thanks in part to many of the region’s conservation groups. Working to protect the western Upper Peninsula’s forests and Lake Superior shoreline has plenty of rewards, but it isn’t an easy task either. The Keweenaw …

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Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce Collecting Small Business Saturday Deals Until Next Week

A few holiday shopping deals are going on in the area with ladies’ nights in Houghton. But a more likely chance to catch some great gift savings for the holidays will come in just a couple of weeks. Small business Saturday in the copper country will include plenty of mom-and-pop …

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First Sustainable Tourism Presentation with Visit Keweenaw Covers Dark Skies

The Keweenaw Peninsula has been a long-time favorite destination among nether light spotters for a few years. That’s because the region is home to expansive views to the north and a history of spectacular light shows. And communities who have committed to protecting the Keweenaw’s dark skies. Visit Keweenaw has …

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Veterans Day Events Taking Place Around the Copper Country this Weekend

Across the Upper Peninsula, veterans step up within their communities and are remembered for their service to the country. Tomorrow marks the 75th Veterans Day in the United States, which was first organized by a World War Two veteran in 1947 in Alabama. It was held November 11th, at the …

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