Renewable energy: It can be done
A cluster of small northern Wisconsin communities near the Michigan-Wisconsin border have banded together to bring renewable energy to their snowy, rural area. At a public forum sponsored by the Keweenaw Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in early May, Bill Bailey, president of Cheq Bay Renewables, described how they’ve done it and how the Houghton-Hancock area might do the same. Cheq Bay Renewables is a non-profit, entirely volunteer organization serving Bayfield and Ashland counties on Chequamegon Bay, an inlet of Lake Superior. Chequamegon is an Ojibwa word meaning “place of ...


