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Sierra Parker/Pardon My French:?My Year in Belle France
October 16, 2012 When people think of France, some of the first things to come to mind are its scrumptious baguettes, cheese and wine. more »»
Just Sayin’/Jane Nordberg
October 13, 2012 This month is a good time of the year to think about superstitions. In our house, superstitions are alive and well. more »»
Health Watch/Kimberly Hendrickson, LMSW, ACSW
October 11, 2012 Living in the Upper Peninsula provides its residents with four seasons of beauty, but for some it means experiencing the winter blue. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
October 11, 2012 Like any other art form, movies have gone through one style after another, sometimes remaining in just one country — France’s Nouvelle Vague (New Wave) for example — and by contrast there is Italian... more »»
Education today/Steve Patchin
October 9, 2012 Four million 6 year olds are entering kindergarten this year. They will be the class of 2025, indicating their expected graduation date from high school. more »»
Leave it to Stephen/Stephen Anderson
October 6, 2012 I’ve always been a busy person — a very busy person. My schedule is almost always full and when it’s not, I subconsciously either look to fill it or struggle to figure out what relaxing actually is. more »»
Health Watch/Gladys Polzien, RN, MSN, CHPN
October 4, 2012 It is almost here — cold and flu season. The 2012013 influenza (flu) season could begin as early as October, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
October 4, 2012 It’s a fact; we live and die by the recognitions of rules. About 2,000 years ago Moses brought the 10 Commandments down from the mountains to guide us for as long as we humans inhabit the eart. more »»
Sierra Parker/Pardon My French:?My Year in Belle France
October 2, 2012 Now that I have been in France for a month, I have fallen into a daily routine. I get up around 6:30 a.m. and eat breakfast with my host family. more »»
Family Matters/Brian Foreman
September 29, 2012 Fall has definitely started on the calendar and evidenced by the fall color tour showcased on our trees as you drive around the Copper Country. more »»
Health Watch/Ray Sharp, community planning and preparedness manager
September 27, 2012 What if I told you there were a new communicable disease on the loose that had the potential to cause serious illness or even death, especially in infants? Have I got your attention now? Actually,... more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
September 27, 2012 Was it a coincidence or serendipity? After weighing the idea for a decade, Alta V. Walters, daughter of Keith and Patricia Walters of Copper Harbor, decided that she would become a writer. more »»
Education today/Steve Patchin
September 25, 2012 There are few arguments against the need to implement reforms in our current education system. more »»
The Finer Things/Stacey Kukkonen
September 22, 2012 Sitting at my desk in this familiar building, I watch the cursor blink about 100 time. more »»
Health Watch/Wade Liston, DO
September 20, 2012 Proper wound care is an important health concern, but often is overlooked or dismissed by patient. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
September 20, 2012 Here’s your old cockroach friend, Archie, back again after visiting with some amazing old timer. more »»
Sierra Parker/Pardon My French:?My Year in Belle, France
September 18, 2012 I have been in France for about two weeks now, and I have already seen and experienced an incredible amount in that short period of time. more »»
Kickin’ Back/Kelly Fosness
September 15, 2012 From smelting the Pilgrim River and canoeing the Sturgeon to simply relaxing by the bonfire at Camp Kukamonga, it’s been quite a journey “Kickin’ Back” and sharing with readers some of my most-liked... more »»
Health Watch/Taryn Mack, Institute director
September 13, 2012 Though we’ve had some warm weather lately, summer is over now that the school year has begun. more »»
In the Catbird Seat/Joe Kirkish
September 13, 2012 We first see them tired and slightly hunched over emerging from a thick, soft fog — eight elderly women who make up the cast of “Strangers in Good Company,” the movie for the next Club Indigo at the... more »» |
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