HANCOCK — Registration is now open for community members, 18 and older, to partake in Copper Shores’ suicide intervention training Oct. 16 - 17. The training will go over Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), to provide safety to those contemplating suicide. The training is ...
WAKEFIELD — A September 15 release from Invest UP announced: “Supporters of responsible economic development, the majority of whom live in the Western Upper Peninsula, came together with elected officials, industry representatives and labor and economic development leaders to stand united ...
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a soon-to-be 85-year-old healthy woman. I take a statin and baby aspirin (I assume because of my age) and have my gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) under control. I have scheduled gallbladder surgery for late next month, and I am having doubts about this so-called ...
Dear Annie: I have been married nearly 30 years. I met my husband when I was 20, and since then, my life has revolved around caring for our children, two of whom have developmental disabilities, and for him. He has long struggled with mental health issues and has been unable to work for most of ...
HOUGHTON — The City of Houghton showed itself as a true melting pot of cultures during the 36th annual Parade of Nations and Multicultural Festival Saturday. The celebration began with a parade down College and Shelden Avenues and ending at Dee Stadium for the festival. This year 57 nations ...
CALUMET — The revitalization of the Ruppe Building, located at 211-213 5th Street in Fifth Street, has been the focus of stabilization for over a year. The rear of the building has suffered extensive damage from years of water infiltration due to a failing roof. Other issues include ...