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The controversy continues

HANCOCK — Hancock's Navy Street project continues to be a controversial issue. At the regular meeting of the Hancock City Council Wednesday, a large group, many of them of Portage Lakeside Condominium (PLC) residents listened to a presentation from former City Manager and current Navy Street ...

CCISD seeks millage replacement

HANCOCK – The Copper Country Intermediate School District is seeking a special education millage request on the upcoming November 3 ballot. If approved, the 0.2903-mill measure would secure operational funding across Baraga, Houghton, and Keweenaw counties for the next 20 years. CCISD is ...

‘She’s a legend’

HOUGHTON — An incredibly impactful figure in the Michigan Tech and broader Houghton community, Christine “Chris” Anderson died Tuesday at age 77. A native of the Iron County community of Stambaugh, she attended Stambaugh High School. After graduating from Michigan State University with ...

Torch Lake troubles

LAKE LINDEN — The fences around the eastern portion of Lake Linden Park will be up through October as crews from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Honeywell and the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) continue working to remove approximately 14,000 cubic yards ...

Railroad Days

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP — The Quincy Mine Hoist Association (QMHA), in partnership with the Quincy & Torch Lake Railroad restoration volunteers, is celebrating the region's rich mining heritage Friday and Saturday with its biennial Railroad Days. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday ...

A frustrating situation

LAURIUM – At the regular August Laurium Village Council meeting Tuesday, Village Manager Ian Lewis expressed frustration with the Houghton County Board of Commissioners’ decision regarding an annexation request of two properties to the village from Calumet Township. The George Gipp ...