Receiving proper amounts of sunshine is healthy. Our body produces vitamin D from sunlight helping to fight off diseases, prevent depression, strengthen our bones, and boost weight loss. When it comes to enjoying the warm weather, especially the sunshine, it's important to stay safe. The ...
Daily Mining Gazette/Daver Karnosky A two-vehicle accident slowed traffic on M-26 Friday afternoon. The head-on collision was still under investigation by the Houghton Police Department at the time of printing. Fortunately, there were no fatalities as a result of the crash.
HANCOCK — Most visitors to the operating room come under stress or under sedation. UP Helath Systems — Portage hospital swung the doors open for that and dozens of other services at Saturday’s 10th annual Health and Safety Fair. They were on track Saturday to be a little over the ...
Several years ago, I was on a visit to Ann Arbor, where my two older sons were students at the University of Michigan. The first words I heard them utter were: “Dad, let’s go to Zingerman’s.” The Zingerman’s Delicatessen, they meant, the one established in 1982. The line was ...
Life was ideal until I was a first grader in a small school where I became the target of a fourth grade bully. Our teacher passively permitted the bully’s daily torment of words and physical intimidation. I could not understand why my friends joined in. He ordered them to call him, ...
Marshall Frederick Kipina grew up in a community that was no stranger to war. Kipina was born on Dec. 18, 1944, two days after the attack of the American lines in Belgium that began the Battle of the Bulge. He was in first grade when the United States entered the Korean conflict, the ...
In the last couple of columns, I hinted that something big was coming. Last month I talked about how my youngest child is leaving the nest, becoming an adult and becoming her own person. With an empty nest in every corner of my world where three little girls giggled, played, fought, and even ...
The acting treaty agent at La Pointe, Robert Stuart, displayed no desire for talks with the Ojibway chiefs as he laid the conditions on which they could either sell their lands or have the government take them. The negotiations lasted just three days, concluding on Oct. 4, 1842. The only ...
COPPER HARBOR — Peggy Kauppi has owned the Mariner North in Copper Harbor for nearly 41 years. While most people in business that long start to think about slowing down or retiring, Kauppi is working to expand business in her area. Kauppi bought the Mariner North as a result of her and her ...
David Archambeau/Daily Mining Gazette Michigan Technological University defenseman Cooper Watson attempts to stop a shot from one of the children at Thursday’s Spring Hockey Carnival at the MacInnes Ice Arena Thursday.
HOUGHTON — While no storm chasing is necessary, Upper Peninsula residents form an important part of weather monitoring and storm response. “We're not expecting people to get out and chase storms, wait for them to come to you,” said Matt Zika, warning coordination meteorologist for the ...
HOUGHTON — Last Saturday was National Free Comic Book Day (FCBD), which is intended to help bring newer fans into the fantastical worlds that writers and artists create on an often-monthly basis. Titles from publishing giants like Marvel and DC were on display alongside smaller, independent ...
It was a ridiculous time of year to demand a council. It was the season of gathering rice, and harvesting, and food gathering in preparation for the winter. It is likely why Robert Stuart chose this time to call the Ojibway chiefs of the south shore of Lake Superior, Minnesota Territory, and ...
BARAGA — Leaving civilization behind, hikers on the North Country Trail come for the beauty, the views, the solitude and the forests. “It’s the longest, skinniest National Park in the nation being four feet wide and 4,600 miles long, and people from all across the nation come and they ...
Photo provided to the Daily Mining Gazette An aerial photo of the parking lot at the Copper Country Mall during the Daily Mining Gazette Home and Rec Expo Friday showing a nearly full parking lot between visitors and vendors. The Expo continues today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In one short month Bethany Love Foreman will graduate high school with honors, many evidenced at the time of this writing as she returned home from the academic awards night, with again enough certificates to make a fan; but this path started long ago. Bethany was born smiling, the last of ...
Daver Karnosky/Daily Mining Gazette With the tearing down of the current bleachers Thursday afternoon, construction has begun on upgrades to Sherman Field at Michigan Tech.
It is difficult to understand the current relationship between the Ojibway in the Lake Superior copper district and the whites in the region without having something of an understanding of the fur trade, which began with the French in the 1600s. The fur trade was the cause of what white history ...
HOUGHTON — New research into virus separation methods could decrease the cost of creating vaccines and help bring new ones to the market faster. Virus separation refers to the removal of cells and collection and concentration of virus for use as a vaccine production or the removal of the ...
In Houghton and Keweenaw counties, 14.2 percent of high school seniors use chewing tobacco, with an additional 19.4 percent smoking cigarettes. This might not seem like such a bad number but compared to the national norms, in which only 6.1 percent use chewing tobacco and 11.4 percent smoke ...