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Attorney Kevin Mackey is seen in his office located at 300B Quincy St. in Hancock.
HANCOCK — If you ask attorney Kevin Mackey what lured him back to Hancock to practice law, he’ll probably tell you it was the fresh air and friendly community feel. “I can actually taste the difference in the air when I get a little ways north of the bridge,” Mackey said. “Growing up in what was pretty much a gritty industrial city, I enjoy the clean air and not only that, I want my family to grow up in the Copper Country with its rural lifestyle and wonderful people.” Originally from Flint, Mackey first came to the area to attend Michigan Tech in 1996. He practiced law as an associate of the the law firm of Vairo, Mechlin, Tomasi, Johnson and Manchester in 2004 through 2006. However, when the position of city manager for Vassar became available, Mackey returned downstate. Following his term as city manager, Mackey then became community development director for the village of Cass City, before returning to the area the first week of October.
» Full StoryLet the good times roll
By Joy Dorvinen
HOUGHTON — Where can you go locally to find entertainment at its best?
On Oct. 31, at 4 p.m.
Modern eye care, old-fashioned caring
CALUMET — InSight EyeCare of Calumet has welcomed aboard a new doctor.
Dr. Stacey Michaels, who has nearly two decades of experience practicing optometry in the Keweenaw, began seeing patients Oct. 1.
Quality sales meets dependable service
DODGEVILLE — When Grant Simula learned his uncle was retiring as owner of Abe Supply Sales & Service, he saw an opportunity for a new career venture.
» Full StoryA family tradition
HUBBELL — Seventy-one-year-old Joyce Beauchamp says she’s never surprised when the nursing staff at Our Lady of Mercy drop by her room for a visit — even on their day off.
» Full StoryGiving children a ‘Great Start’
Did you know that more than half of the preschool children in the Copper Country are considered low income, based on qualification for the WIC (Women, Infants and Children) program?
WIC provides for supplemental foods, health care...





