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Census could reshape Congress
January 9, 2010 In his recent visit to the Copper Country, U.S. Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Menominee) spoke about the importance of the upcoming 2010 U.S. census. more »»
Don’t drink and drive
December 24, 2009 Christmas is a time for merriment — sometimes of a nature that is regretted after the holidays are over. more »»
Pilots should be grounded
December 23, 2009 The pilot and co-pilot of an airliner that flew nearly 100 miles past its destination on Oct. 21 have asked that their pilot’s licenses not be suspended. more »»
Donations needed all year
December 22, 2009 Many of the agencies and special campaigns that work to help the needy during the Christmas season have stopped collecting donations for use this year. more »»
Iranian nuclear threat real
December 4, 2009 It may be too late to prevent Iran from building a nuclear weapons arsenal. more »»
Cheer Club looks to help many
December 3, 2009 The Daily Mining Gazette kicked off its annual Cheer Club this week, teaming with The Salvation Army to collect toys, clothing and non-perishable food items for area residents. more »»
Giving thanks for blessings
November 25, 2009 We Americans have so very much for which to be grateful this Thanksgiving Day. It is true that many of our neighbors are undergoing great trials and tribulations. more »»
Pirates pose international problem
November 19, 2009 As we have pointed out previously, pirates based in Somalia remind us of an earlier group of freebooters, the Barbary Pirates of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. more »»
Got the flu? Then stay home!
November 18, 2009 You’d think it would be a simple enough proposition: If you’re sick, stay home! Yet we know that some who come down with the ‘‘flu’’ will be tough and ‘‘gut it out’’ by going to work or, if a parent... more »»
DNR needs to build public trust
November 13, 2009 The head of one of the most important divisions in the Michigan Department of Natural Resources had an encouraging message during a recent visit to the Upper Peninsula. more »»
Soldiers serve honorably
November 11, 2009 It’s a familiar story to students of history, both young and old: At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, World War I came to an end as Germany signed the Armistice in 1918. more »»
Who is watching the watchers?
November 6, 2009 More documents involved in the investigation of Wall Street con artist Bernard Madoff were released last week — and they confirm suspicions that federal regulators were asleep at the switch while... more »»
Cutting $250 checks amounts to pandering
November 3, 2009 For the first time since 1975, Social Security recipients will not receive a cost-of-living adjustment. more »»
We deserve better than this mess
October 30, 2009 We hate to say it, but we told you so. Look at what is happening with the latest fiasco called passing a state budget and look at who is caught in the middle of the battle - our childre. more »»
Cooperation needed with Iran
October 21, 2009 Short of war, the possibilities for forcing Iran to abandon its nuclear weapons program appear to be very limited. Tehran’s fanatic leaders may even welcome armed conflict. more »»
DNR/DEQ marriage good idea
October 15, 2009 Last week, Gov. Jennifer Granholm issued an executive order creating the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment, effective Jan. 17, 2010. more »»
GI Bill delays disgraceful
October 7, 2009 After enticing hundreds of thousands of veterans with new benefits, the new GI Bill is experiencing major problems. more »»
Obama right to protect jobs here
September 23, 2009 “Protectionism” is likely to be a topic of conservation this week at the G-20 meetings in Pittsburgh. We will not be surprised if U.S. more »»
‘Student of the Week’ returns
September 18, 2009 Schools are back in session across the Copper Country. Students have returned to class and they are busy with homework and all the extra-curricular activities that spice up the academic year. more »»
Watch for school children
September 8, 2009 School’s in session throughout our area — and that means local motorists need to adjust their driving habits. more »» |
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