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It’s going downhill!

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Paula Porter/For the Gazette Students from Calumet’s Washington Middle School enjoy sledding at Swedetown as a reward as part of the school’s MTSS program.

Defense and aerospace firm growing

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HOUGHTON COUNTY — Great Lakes Sound and Vibration (GLSV) was one of two Houghton County high-tech business working in the defense industry to receive expansion grants through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and the state of Michigan this week. Great Lakes Sound and Vibration ...

Turnovers prove costly as Huskies women fall to Bulldogs

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HOUGHTON — Despite getting 22 points from senior guard Isabella Lenz, and having a three-point lead, 51-48, heading into the final 10 minutes, the Michigan Tech Huskies women’s basketball team could not overcome 22 points from the visiting Ferris State Bulldogs over that last stretch as ...

Parents speak on losing kids to drugs

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RAPID RIVER — Ten years ago, most of the drug busts in Delta County were for marijuana. The occasional gram of cocaine was an exciting rarity. Five years ago, pills sold on the streets were what they were purported to be — Xanax, Percocet, Adderall. Three years ago, Travis Hebert, Mason ...

Good news!

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HOUGHTON — Michigan Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist was in Houghton Wednesday to announce two expansion projects in Houghton County representing 90 new jobs and more than $10 million in capital investment. Great Lakes Sound & Vibration, Inc. located at the Houghton County Memorial ...

Lending a helping hand

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CHASSELL — The Chassell Women’s Club held a meeting at Chassell Township School Wednesday. The Club made a $500 donation to one of the school’s programs. The Club is looking to take a more active role and contribute more to the Chassell community. The Club decided to reach out to the ...