HOUGHTON — As fire suppression and containment efforts continue within the Rugged Terrain Complex wildfires in the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has confirmed that a lightning strike was the cause…
CSC case continues
HOUGHTON — A 46-year old Houghton County man who was charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct against…
Rapid River man pleads no contest
ESCANABA — A Rapid River man has pleaded no contest to multiple charges, including homicide, in connection with an alleged…
Michigan flu vaccinations drop
LANSING - Flu season is returning to Michigan as declining vaccination rates have become an important public health concern. Annual…
Remembering Margaret Heafield Hamilton
Margaret Heafield Hamilton, who died late last month at the age of 90, led the development of the on-board flight…
Fighting the wildfires
HOUGHTON — Rough terrain, falling trees, slippery rocks, and impassable roads continue to confront crews across the Upper Peninsula as…
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CSC case continues
HOUGHTON — A 46-year old Houghton County man who was charged with two counts…
Rapid River man pleads no contest
Remembering Margaret Heafield Hamilton
HANCOCK — Upper Peninsula Honor Flight President Scott Knauf flew from Escanaba to the Houghton County…
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Huskies soccer drops second game to Wildcats
MARQUETTE — The Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team fell 4-0 at rival Northern Michigan Sunday.…
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Dear Annie
Dear Annie: My son and his wife have been married for 11 years, and…
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor
Islamic candidate or Common Sense Candidate? Editor: Abdul El-Sayed is a puppet of Islamic organizations. Citizens must vote against him in the Nov. 3 election. First he is a practicing Muslim. The Koran, holy book of Islam, says Muslims should kill non-Muslims. Remember 9/11/2001, 10/7/2023, and the recent FlyDubai near suicide jet crash, and…
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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