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Laurium cuts proposed DPW millage rate for November

LAURIUM — The village council structured a replacement ballot proposal for its expiring Department of Public Works equipment millage during a special meeting on Aug. 10. During the session, the council amended the public works equipment ballot language and reduced the proposed millage rate ...

Deadly shooting downstate

MISSAUKEE COUNTY — A teenage boy and four adults were killed Friday in shootings that prompted a wide search for the fleeing gunman, whose body was ultimately found in a wooded area alongside one of his victims, authorities said. A teenage girl survived and was in stable condition, police ...

Woman pleads to CSC

DAGGETT — A woman from Daggett, who faced multiple counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, has pleaded guilty to just one count and agreed to testify against her fiancé, who faces similar charges in the case. According to court documents, Rocquel Anne Irving, 39, appeared in ...

(Not so) easy pickin’

HOUGHTON — The thimbleberry has been a part of the Keweenaw for centuries. From The Ground Farmer’s Market Collective and Visit Keweenaw are bringing the sweet treat tradition to local farmer’s markets and businesses with the second annual Thimbleberry Festival, which starts today at the ...

Small plane crash Friday

SCHOOLCRAFT TOWNSHIP — Injuries were reported as the result of a small plane crash Friday evening in rural Houghton County. According to the Michigan State Police (MSP) Spl/Lt. Ashley Miller, Seventh District Public Information Officer, the crash was reported at 7:45 p.m. Friday evening. ...

Hero comes home

SCHOOLCRAFT TOWNSHIP – After nearly 82 years, a local soldier has finally returned home to the Copper Country. Sergeant Robert James Goldsworthy, a Lake Linden native long listed by the U.S. Army as missing in action during World War II, was laid to rest Saturday morning. The graveside ...