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Puppies on parade

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HANCOCK — Green means pet, yellow means ask and red means do not touch. These are the core tenants of how pet-consent worked at Copper Shores’s Puppy Parade which took place Wednesday evening in downtown Hancock. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness of sexual assault and highlight ...

Marinette HS principal charged

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MARINETTE, WI — Marinette High School Principal Justin Bardowski, who lives in Menominee, was recently charged with disorderly conduct and battery after being placed on administrative leave from the school in January. Bardowski, 41, faces one count of battery, a Class A misdemeanor ...

Spring cleanup

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KEWEENAW COUNTY – The The Keweenaw Outdoor Recreation Coalition (KORC) is conducting its seventh annual Keweenaw Clean-Up on Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Individuals, groups and organizations are invited to the event. Bryce Holden, KORC marketing and Outreach Manager said as ...

The first of its kind

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LANSING — A partisan, two-bill packaged was introduced in Lansing last week that, if passed, would establish and fund a state veterans cemetery in the Upper Peninsula, allowing U.P. veterans to interred closer to home. Currently, there are no state veterans cemeteries in Michigan. State ...

To your good health

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DEAR DR. ROACH: Two years ago, my doctor (whose patient I had been for many years) decided to switch to a concierge practice. He charged $2,000 annually per patient. Neither my husband nor I chose to participate. We found a new doctor who we have been very happy with for the past two years. Now ...

Dear Annie

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Dear Annie: I was really excited when I landed my dream job a few months ago. It has great pay and a title that can really take me places. But now, just a few months in, I'm pulling my hair out. We're in our "busy season," which means lots of late nights and working weekends. Every time I ...