CHASSELL — Two years ago, then political newcomer Callie Barr fared better than many expected when she challenged veteran Congressman Jack Bergman (R-Watersmeet). The Traverse City Democrat decided to try again and last August she…
Influx of capital
WHITE PINE — A pre-feasibility study released by White Pine Copper LLC outlines a $905.5 million plan to revive underground…
Breaking ground
HOUGHTON — Ground breaking ceremonies were held Friday on the campus of Michigan Technological University for the Chang K. Park…
Going up!
ATLANTIC MINE — The Houghton County Materials Management Department has announced the enacting of a comprehensive price restructuring for residential…
A long-term threat
HOUGHTON — A new five-year study published in the journal Conservation Science and Practice shows that while the wolf population…
"Years of poor planning'
HANCOCK — Hancock City Council hosted a work session before Wednesday’s regular meeting in order to shed some light on…
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Bulldogs volleyball outpaces Gremlins in three
HANCOCK — If Thursday's volleyball match up between the Houghton Gremlins and the Hancock…
Due to an unexpected ice issue Friday night, the game between the No. 19 Michigan Tech…
Michigan Tech hockey weekend games changed
Houghton finds success in Negaunee cross country races
Huskies football opens GLIAC schedule with trip to Roosevelt
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Dear Annie
Dear Annie: I'm 28 and live in a two-bedroom apartment in Washington state with…
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor
Opportunities Editor: The upcoming election offers great opportunities! In every instance, we can choose to do what’s best for our communities or, on the other hand, what’s profitable, in the short term, for us as individuals. Our Founding Fathers had the same opportunities. Sadly, they opted for personal gain, taking land from Indigenous people…
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
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In our opinion: A Gazette Editorial
Labor Day is often regarded as the unofficial end of summer, one last long weekend — a final trip to the camp or a backyard gathering. But the holiday also gives us an opportunity to pause and remember what Labor Day is really about — honoring the American worker. Our communities do not run…
The meaning of the Fourth of July
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In our opinion: A Gazette Editorial
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