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L’Anse plants reach out after risk claims
June 4, 2013 L’ANSE — Officials at two L’Anse plants have reached out to the community after a formal petition was filed to a federal agency by a local resident, alleging some releases from the plants could pose... more »» 
LBFE starts fundraising effort
June 4, 2013 HANCOCK — Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly has been transporting its friends to medical appointments for about 30 years, and to keep the program going, the organization relies on an annual... more »» 
DNR, CCWA plant 1.5M walleye
June 4, 2013 HOUGHTON — The waters of the Keweenaw have 1.5 million more walleye fry today than they did a day ago. more »» 
Former bowling alley collapses
June 3, 2013 CALUMET — A building in downtown Calumet, which the owner intended to preserve as part of the history of the village, partially collapsed Sunday afternoon, but there were no injuries reported. more »» 
Hundreds turn out for Health and Safety Fair
June 3, 2013 HANCOCK — Hundreds of people packed Portage Health’s main campus Saturday for the fifth annual Health and Safety Fair, and the price was right: fre. more »»
Calumet alumna graduates from U.S. Naval Academy
June 3, 2013 CALUMET — Jordan Kronshage was a member of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program all four years she attended Calumet High School, but her intention then wasn’t to enter the military. more »»
Calumet alumna graduates from U.S. Naval Academy
June 3, 2013 CALUMET — Jordan Kronshage was a member of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program all four years she attended Calumet High School, but her intention then wasn’t to enter the military. more »» 
Examining health and illness
May 31, 2013 Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of articles highlighting some of the components of the recently-released survey of the health status of residents in Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Keweenaw... more »»
Tech to lose 2 key executives
May 31, 2013 HOUGHTON — Two key administrators will soon be leaving Michigan Technological Universit. more »» 
CLK, GCC form unique partnership
May 31, 2013 CALUMET — The Public Schools of Calumet, Laurium & Keweenaw and Gogebic Community College have partnered for a program unique to the Upper Peninsula, which will provide college classes to Calumet... more »»
Feedback window open for Brockway Mtn. cell tower
May 31, 2013 COPPER HARBOR — Less than two weeks remain for giving feedback on a plan to mitigate the effects of a cell phone tower proposed for Brockway Mountain. more »» 
Science outside
May 31, 2013 LAKE LINDEN — Lake Linden Elementary School fifth-graders got to learn more about their local environment and apply classroom knowledge in a real-world scenario at the Lake Linden disc golf course... more »» 
BHK awarded 5-year, $20 million grant
May 30, 2013 HOUGHTON — BHK Child Development has been awarded a five-year non-competitive federal grant to continue providing Early Head Start and Head Start services for the Copper Country. more »»
Remembering a Hancock native
May 30, 2013 HANCOCK — Mary Chase Perry Stratton lived in Hancock a short time, but the style of pottery glazing she developed made her ceramic tiles and other objects world famous, and a traveling exhibit about... more »»
Breakers to Bay fundraiser run Saturday
May 30, 2013 OSKAR BAY — The Breakers to Bay 5-mile Road Race is in its fifth year, and the fundraiser event, which unofficially kicks off the Copper Country running season, is once again expected to draw more... more »» 
U.P. unemployment rate drops slightly
May 29, 2013 LANSING?— The unemployment rate in the Upper Peninsula dropped slightly from March to April according to seasonally unadjusted figures released by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management... more »»
L’Anse refinancing bonds
May 29, 2013 L’ANSE — The L’Anse village council approved during its regular meeting Tuesday meeting refinancing two bonds, which will provide savings for village taxpayers. more »»
Hancock student still alive in Bee
May 29, 2013 WASHINGTON — A Hancock Middle School student is still active in the opening rounds of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. more »» 
Program recognized
May 29, 2013 DOLLAR BAY — The Dollar Bay High School Student Organization of Aquatic Robotics has won another award, and at their regular meeting Tuesday, the members of the Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Area Board o... more »» |
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