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Determining priorities
April 10, 2013 HOUGHTON — Balancing the protection of natural environments, recreation activities and economic interests is part of the purpose of the Keweenaw Land Trust. more »» 
Jestila makes plea deal
April 10, 2013 HOUGHTON — The former owner of Backroom Multientertainment in Houghton reached a plea agreement Tuesday that prohibits him from doing business in Houghton County again. more »»
Baraga names medical director
April 10, 2013 L’ANSE — The Baraga County Board of Commissioners approved the appointment of a new county medical examiner during its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, capping off a search lasting several months. more »» 
Woman pleads in meth lab case
April 9, 2013 HOUGHTON — A Chassell woman charged with involvement in a meth lab pleaded no contest Monday. more »»
Fixing the roads
April 9, 2013 HOUGHTON — It’s obvious to anyone who drives: Michigan roads in many places are less than satisfactory. To fix them will likely take more than $1 billion. more »» 
LL-H board hears talk of college fast-track
April 9, 2013 LAKE LINDEN — Lake Linden-Hubbell high-school students could have the opportunity to complete two years of college before they graduate high school. more »» 
A lucky escape
April 8, 2013 HOUGHTON — A two-vehicle accident on Montezuma Avenue this morning led to a three-hour power outage for UPPCO customers in Houghton. About 7:25 a.m. more »»
1,700 UPPCO customers affected by a.m. outage
April 8, 2013 HOUGHTON — It took Upper Peninsula Power Company workers about three hours to restore power to much of Houghton after a vehicle struck a power pole this morning on Montezuma Avenue (see related... more »» 
KBIC council mulls reservation signage
April 8, 2013 BARAGA — The four main entries into the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community reservation will soon have large signs indicating the boundaries of the property at those points, according to KBIC council... more »»
CTech employee injured this morning
April 5, 2013 Several emergency agencies were called out to CTech in Franklin Township this morning near the Houghton County Memorial Airport responding to an accident regarding an employee trapped under some... more »» 
They know much about geography
April 5, 2013 It’s time for the 25th Annual Michigan National Geographic Bee and the Copper Country has a few of its own students attending. more »» 
Land Trust working to purchase Hungarian Falls
April 5, 2013 By Garrett Neese gneese@mininggazette.com TAMARACK CITY — The Keweenaw Land Trust is mounting a fundraising and membership drive in an effort to keep part of Hungarian Falls open to the publi. more »»
Local man injured on job
April 5, 2013 FRANKLIN?TOWNSHIP — A CTech employee was trapped under machinery around 10 a.m. Friday morning on Industrial Drive in Franklin Township. more »» 
Oh yes, it’s Ladies Day
April 5, 2013 HANCOCK — The Portage Health Day for Women has become so popular, it’s being conducted at Hancock High School rather than at the hospital to make it more comfortable for those attending on April 20,... more »»
Alleged kidnapper arraigned
April 5, 2013 HOUGHTON — A Calumet woman accused of kidnapping her son last year was arraigned in 97th District Court Friday morning. Christina Gagnon, 32, was arrested in Bollingbrook, Ill., in March. more »» 
Painesdale hosts strike exhibit this month
April 5, 2013 PAINESDALE — An exhibit exploring labor in Michigan’s historic copper mining district will be on display in Painesdale in April. more »» 
Tech outlines benefit changes
April 4, 2013 HOUGHTON — Many changes have already been made to employee benefits packages at Michigan Technological University, but many more changes lie ahead, including likely becoming the only university in... more »» 
Tech Survey: ‘Despair’ among employees
April 4, 2013 HOUGHTON — Constant changes and reductions to Michigan Technological University’s benefits package are starting to negatively affect employee morale, according to a survey conducted recently by the... more »»
Health department unveils HPV vaccination campaign
April 4, 2013 HANCOCK — Any sexually transmitted disease is a problem, but officials with the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department are particularly concerned about one STD known to lead to cancer. D. more »» 
Local projects included in state funding bill
April 3, 2013 COPPER HARBOR — Two Keweenaw County projects were among those funded by a state funding bill approved last week. The bill, signed by Gov. more »» |
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