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Lampricides To Be Applied Week Of September 4th

Sea lamprey larvae live in certain Great Lakes tributaries and transform to parasitic adults that migrate to the Great Lakes and kill fish. Failure to kill the larvae in streams would result in significant damage to the Great Lakes fishery. Infested tributaries must be treated every three to five years …

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Houghton Native Featured In Navy Article

A Houghton native is being featured in an article by the US Navy highlighting hometown servicemen and women. Lt. Jared Moberg is a dentist aboard the USS Frank Cable, an expeditionary submarine tender based in Guam. He was a graduate of Concordia Academy in 2005 and has trained with the …

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Host Families For Foreign Exchange Students Still Needed

When exchange students from other countries come to the United States to study, they leave behind their long time friends and family in their homeland and venture off into the unknown. Many travel thousands of miles to experience a school year on American soil, with many uncertainties about what lies …

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Houghton Schedules Fall Cleanup

No one wants to think about the end of summer but the City of Houghton has scheduled their Fall Cleanup. From September 24th through October 26th, residents of the city may bring acceptable items to the city garage at the corner of Technical Avenue and Gundlach Road and dispose of …

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Houghton Skatepark Still Coming This Year

The Houghton Skatepark is still on track to be installed this fall. Houghton City Manager Eric Waara said the 90 percent drawings were submitted by the organization for review and approval. Waara said everything looked good so now they will begin to look at scheduling a start date for construction. …

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