Much learned
To the editor:
We would like to thank the following businesses that contributed to our trip to Mt. Pleasant in order to compete in the National History Day State Finals Competition.
Those contributing were Midwest Loan Services, Bay Electric, Calumet Electronics; Dr. Martin Harkins; Dr. Craig Kurtz; Dr. Holly O’Clair; Hitch Corp.; Parkway Motors; Copper Range Abstract and Title Agency; Dollar Bay Linoleum and Tile Co.; McGann Building Supply Inc.; attorney Michael E. Makinen; Peninsula Copper Industries; Superior Monogramming Inc.; Dr. James Sarazin; Dr. Robert Richards; and the Dollar Bay Tamarack City Schools Alumni Foundation.
We would also like to thank State Rep. Mike Lahti’s office for allowing us to tour his Lansing offices. The tour of our capital was fantastic. Competing against the best students in the state was experience we will never forget.
We already have ideas for next years competition. A special thanks to Jane and Erik N
Great support
To the editor:
The Copper Country Soccer Association would like to thank John Vaara, the Hancock School Board, the Building and Site Committee and Hancock High School staff for their continuing support of our organization.
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Drive success
To the editor:
The Salvation Army would like to thank all those who made the Hancock Honor Society Food Drive such a success.
We appreciate the students who donated their time, all the generous people who gave so much and Pat’
New direction
Remember when McDonald’s was about family — Mom, Dad, Kids — Big Mac’s, fries, chocolate shakes, happy meals and play area?
I wonder what the founders of McDonald’s would think when the head of McDonald’s is promoting the homosexual agend
Perspective is key
To the editor:
Participate, patriots! Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1877) was a famous Protestant minister in New England and one of his wise sayings, now going around the Internet, is appropriate today: “A person without a sense of humor is
Thanks, eh!
Do you know what makes this place so great? It’s the people! Everywhere you go, they are friendly and helpful.
This winter I purchased tracks for my boot at Ace Hardware in Calumet. I bought the recommended size but found they were too s


