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No paper Wednesday

HOUGHTON — In accordance with the US Postal Service holiday Wednesday, Nov. 11, there will be no Daily Mining Gazette published, delivered or available at our normal retail outlets. However, the Gazette offices will be open for regular business hours on Wednesday and our website will be updated as necessary to cover breaking news. Publication and delivery will resume on Thursday Nov. 12.

Bigger and better

HOUGHTON – The Michigan firearm deer hunting season starts Sunday with thousands of local and visiting hunters taking to the…

Stephenson Man Arrested

IRON MOUNTAIN — A suspect has been safely taken into custody after two separate incidents which occurred on Sunday night.…

The season of giving

CALUMET — The Copper Country Angel Mission and the Salvation Army have officially launched their annual collaborative 2026 Angel Tree…

Death with dignity

HANCOCK — A community conversation regarding medically assisted death will be held this week through the League of Women Voters…

Fundraiser launched

DOLLAR BAY — The Dollar Bay Area Veterans Park committee and Veterans of Foreign Wars District 15 have started an…

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Bigger and better

Bigger and better

HOUGHTON – The Michigan firearm deer hunting season starts Sunday with thousands of local…

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Dear Annie

Dear Annie: A co-worker of mine is repeatedly late -- late to meetings, late…

Did/will you travel on a vacation this summer?
Yes 36%
No 64%
94 votes total — voting closed

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the editor

Evangelicals and Fundamentalists have lost their way Editor: Approximately 82% of Evangelical and Fundamentalist Christians voted for republicans in a losing cause in this year’s mid-term elections. This voting rate has been consistent in recent elections. Their short agenda consists of right-to-life (anti-abortion), homophobia against same sex marriage and LGBTQ+ people’s rights. Since Republicans…

Editorial

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…

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