Escanaba, MI News

• Escanaba, MI News
• Memorial Day events planned
• Sweeney gets jail for theft
• Gladstone revamps city garbage rates
• Fire closes campground
• Jury finds resident guilty of home invasion
• Daily Press selects 2012 top student
• On patrol: Police agencies partner to increase awareness of seatbelt safety
• U.P. wildfire forces evacuation
• Report details illegal fishing
• Fire shuts down highway
• Manistique schools: Search for principals continues
• City vies for project funding
• Diocese part of lawsuit
• Firefighters battle U.P. wildfires
• Board rejects selling piece of property
• District discusses budget for 2012-13
• Cattle farmer talks about case
• School board split on staff layoffs
• School age limit under debate
• ATC to host open house
• Ready, set, camp
• McDowell visits Escanaba, talks about campaign for Congress
• Cougar spotted in U.P. county
• Residents get sneak peek at Hiawatha National Forest building
• Road work season begins
• U.P. State Fair Authority gets liquor license
• Tickets on sale for 'Love of Life' public showing
• Local resident plays part in memorial service for Dick Clark
• Blaze strikes Gladstone business
• Fire rips through cedar plant
• Escanaba district looks at ways to save
• Bingo Mania Winners
• Cornell man battles disease
• Area schools named best in U.S.
• Police arrest two for threat
• Blaze guts home's kitchen
• Statements presented in court prior to sentencing
• Animal torture case: Prison time for third defendant
• Fire damages Gladstone home
• Prison sentence in cattle torture case
• Board adopts equity policy
• Teens serving prison terms
• A rough start: Anglers hit the bay for walleye opener
• New director takes over at Escanaba water/wastewater plants
• EHS plans spaghetti fundraiser for anti-bullying event
• Police look into cause of blaze
• Yellow bicycle built for you: Gladstone launches bike-sharing program
• 22-year-old gets time in jail for assaulting teen
• Contractor appears for hearing in court
• Come on U.P.: Officials expect successful tourism season
• Work expected to resume on new hospital
• Local bridge work begins Monday
• Man gets jail for striking deputy
• Esky unites to clean-up graffiti
• Do you know this person?
• Plea set in Harbor Tower theft case
• Esky electric rates may decline
• Concentration camp survivor brings story of Nazi oppression to Bark River-Harris students
• Coast Guard Auxiliary offers free vessel safety inspections
• Trial date slated for camp arson
• Schools battle cyberbullies
• Drug drop-off box at Esky Public Safety
• Hospital disputes permit fees
• Hospital construction shut down
• Maritime festival plans move forward
• Hearing set in kitchen theft case
• Lawmakers look at kindergarten
• Van hits Esky fast food restaurant
• Jaycees Turkey Shoot is Saturday
• Film with local ties to premiere
• Esky to lower electric rates
• Ives files lawsuit against couple
• Cases pending in alleged scam
• DDA sets downtown clean-up
• Community asked to support troops Friday
• Area offers options for childcare, activities
• Fuel Up to Play a hit with schools
• Family to testify in MHSAA rule hearing
• County to submit deficit elimination plan
• Arrest made in Wells Township collision
• Reward offered in unexplained death
• Landowners can get funds for wildlife habitats
• 'Lofts' to receive Governor's Award
• One accident causes another in Ford River Township
• Smoking ban debate ignites
• DCD prepares for 'Millionaire Party'
• Esky senior lands Ivy League entry
• March 2012 Bingo Mania Winners
• Picking up the pieces: Autism help is available in the community
• Suspect in embezzlement case withdraws plea
• Jobless rates vary across U.P.
• Second U.P. Honor Flight 'fantastic'
• Suspect in court for camp break-in
• Micheau maintains innocence
• Picking up the pieces: Autism in the classroom
• Girl Scout aims high with Honor Flight donation
• Second U.P. Honor Flight takes off
• Court will consider injunction for race track
• Micheau sentenced to 6-15 years
• Picking Up the Pieces: A special series on autism
• Man pleads no contest in assault case
• Learning to heal
• Resident guilty of child abuse
• Jury enters day 2 of deliberation
• Guilty verdict in child abuse case
• City makes progress on power plant sale
• Woman pleas to drunk driving, fleeing
• Manistique Papers sale finalized
• Phone service back after outage
• Witnesses recall past assaults
• Entertainment announced for 2012 U.P. State Fair
• Animal shelter has mold issues
• County will fund new fair building
• Two charged in felonious assault, break-in
• Witnesses testify in abuse trial
• Manistique Papers officially sold
• DNR heads reach out to timber industry
• Gladstone backs change to MHSAA rule
• Job skill program working
• Jury picked in child abuse trial
• Report: State should deregulate 18 occupations
• Glamorous givers
• 2 in custody after camp break-in
• Michigan charter schools grow, but at modest pace
• Mich. student group devises plan for managing road infrastructure
• It's time for ticks
• Snyder signs bill making headgear a choice for some
• Motorcycle helmets now optional
• Fire destroys barn in Bark River
• Decision postponed in kitchen embezzlement case
• School's water safe to drink
• Home destroyed by fire
• Manistique Papers to be sold
• Former resident tries her luck on Jeopardy!
• Home & Garden Show, Pancake Days this weekend
• Are 'smart meters' too smart?
• Blaze strikes Wells Township home
• Man makes plea in sexual assault case
• Council approves mill's repayment plan
• City employees may get raises
• Spring cleaning? Here's some tips
• Delay in animal torture ruling
• Former resident to appear on Jeopardy!
• Escanaba budget sessions get rolling
• Gladstone purchasing hovercraft
• Trial 3 set for area man
• Casino campaigns appeal to voters
• 1 year later, death still a mystery
• County has growing drug problem
• Hunting a good time
• ORV crash kills Escanaba man
• Track expanding at fairgrounds
• Officials ready for budget time
• Benishek worried about U.P. hospitals
• 'Toast to the Town' fundraiser planned
• Watch out: Expert says flu season not over
• Break-in results in prison sentence
• Council takes aim at weedy harbor
• Property scam case back in court
• County lends support to post office
• Menominee man gets prison for break-ins
• DDA maps out projects
• Woman gets jail for running over passenger
• Balmy winter busts records
• Are you ready for tax time?
• Local jobless rates remain steady
• Student debt threatens economy
• Stormy Kromer producer recalls hat's history
• Air provider announces bankruptcy
• Teachers may pay more for retirement
• Temperatures 'spring' around
• Guilty plea withdrawn in explosives case
• Local ref officiates at state championship
• Rush is on for spring break travelers
• New staff adjusting at treasurer's office
• New push for Great Lakes wind farms
• 'Much Ado About Nothing' has something
• What to do if you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Feeling lucky? Join the club
• Uncertain fate for helmet law repea
• An hour for the Earth
• Weatherization program cut
• Choral Society gets ready for concert
• Esky school district seeks alternative revenue
• Snowmobiler makes plea in deputy assault case
• Design an Ad Contest turns 20
• Passengers recount scare after pilot outburst
• Judge rules some welfare recipients wrongly cut
• 'Pure' campaign brings in out-of-state visitors
• Levins tries to stop post office closures
• Gladstone passes budget, raises rates
• Much to-do for 'Ado'
• Levin visits Sawyer airport
• February bingo winners announced
• Bay touts successful student program
• Esky superintendent rated 'effective'
• Officials call off proposed millage
• Manistique lifts burn ban
• Wildfire season here early
• Escanaba man accused of embezzling
• More U.P. residents unemployed
• Local robotic teams prepare for competition
• Durbin opposes ferry's coal ash dumping in lake
• MDOT plans to invest $49M in U.P.
• Auxiliary Member of the Year - Sue Roberts
• Elk of the Year - Mike Oxford
• Elks Award Dinner Saturday
• 2012 Bay de Noc Gardening Conference slated for April 14
• Learning about occupations first-hand
• Lindquist to speak at final 2012 Winter Outreach Program
• Remember When?
• Holy Name student wins State K of C Spelling Bee
• Post offices prepare for consolidation, closure
• Manistique applies for 'Lifetime' designation
• Casperson addresses Michigan roads
• Advocates focus on animal neglect, abuse
• Student named Coca-Cola Scholar
• Young artists on exhibit
• Embezzler pleads no contest
• Judge puts off motions in fraud case
• Isle Royale wolves may go extinct
• Bay speaker discusses Nepal travels
• Escanaba council has tiff over TIF
• March 31 benefit planned for leukemia victim
• 'Score Big With Books'
• Please be considerate and don't call me 'Harry'
• Spelling bee winners advance to finals
• Michigan expands use of 'recreation passport'
• Gladstone seeks marina grant
• Child abuse case in court
• 'Skating to the Grammy Awards'
• Middle ground: Bay Middle College has new programs to offer
• Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday
• Sloop tours part of festival
• State slow to crack down on big lottery winners
• YMCA gets ready for the '70s
• Officials map out future projects
• Power plant gets local buyer
• School union dues bill passes
• Biggest solar storm in years hits today
• DDA plans downtown makeover
• Congress debates rise in gas prices -- again
• Residents worry over gas prices
• U.P. man's mauling at Yellowstone remains a mystery
• Escanaba Middle Schoolers prepare for move
• Former resident travels globe to educate
• Marquette General to be acquired
• Wind farm gets started
• Toll-free child abuse call-in plan debuts
• More casinos in Michigan?
• Schools
• AAUW International Dinner set for April 19
• Violet Sargent of Nahma turns 100 today
• Soo Hill kids celebrating 100th Day of School
• Ice breaking operation in Green Bay will begin Monday morning
• Police continue to investigate bomb threat at middle school
• Fundraiser for robotics team today
• Another storm? Region under weather advisory
• Pension item ruffles city workers
• Man held captive during robbery
• Man gets prison for assault
• Area schools remain closed
• Coast Guard reiterates ice warnings
• Manistique upgrading farmers' market
• Woman pleads to impaired driving
• Residents dig out after storm
• Gladstone school bond passes ... narrowly
• Area 'leaps' into winter
• Santorum tops Delta County vote
• Gladstone school bond proposal passes
• Winter storm closes schools
• Area educators head to Lansing
• Gladstone city, school officials discuss bond
• Man will serve time for fatality
• Volunteer of the Month is 'a kid at heart'
• One killed in school bus collision
• U.P. postal facility braces for closure
• County prosecutor's office gets boost
• Outhouse Classic a success
• Snowmobile races could return
• Leadership changes at NewPage
• Efforts continue to purchase rescue hovercraft
• Post office: Expect big cuts starting in mid-May
• Deputy assault hearing delayed
• Local group dabbles in government
• Presidential primary break-down
• Leadership changes at NewPage
• Sault man pleads guilty in explosives case
• Districts discuss student counts
• Truckers, bus drivers now banned from using cell phones
• Manistique school board approves sinking fund projects
• County board seeks grant for housing program
• Ice races ready to go
• DNR to boost parks with extra funds
• Escanaba school board seeks end to loans
• Fundraisers ready to walk
• Daily Press readers offered new payment option
• Local principal to present in Lansing
• Tuition relief near?
• One facing charges following collision
• Alabama man gets jail time for crash
• Escanaba council approves rec plan
• Special Olympics basketball tournament begins today
• Child struck by vehicle
• Cabin Fever Party revving up
• McDowell discusses campaign, economy
• City officials tackle big deficit
• Off Road IceBreaker Contest underway
• City looks for budget input
• Manistique denies district biomass plant
• Gladstone school looking to extend millage
• County to enact road weight restrictions
• Additional charge in scam case
• Residents gather at Cardboard Classics
• Area pond hockey tournament a success
• Hannahville offers employees health incentive
• Former Harbor Tower director accused of embezzling
• Michigan budget: Extra school cash tied to learning
• County won't lose judge
• Cardboard creations hit the hill
• Deputies, Coast Guard stage search on local lake
• Woman gets prison for meth lab
• Ice racing dispute back in court
• Local cities seek share of state funding pie
• Child abuse trial scheduled
• Organizers ready for pond hockey
• Ice races set for next weekend
• Bark River man arrested for CSC
• City seeks power plant scrap value
• Sentence in YMCA break-in case
• Gladstone may borrow to cover deficit
• County board opposes road work
• Man in court for deputy assault
• Ski hill remains open
• Schools
• Remember When?
• Webster rewards good readers
• Kitty Donohoe at Second Sunday Folk Dance
• Hockey players visit with Webster students
• AAUW prepares for 'Book Night'
• U.P. Elks Lodge cited by MLCC for Super Bowl pool, officials say
• School district braces for shortfall
• Gov. Snyder touts message: More jobs, better future
• Escanaba approves grant manager
• Arson suspect to be tested for competency
• Robotics teams are gearing up
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
• Winter driving school - humbling, but worthwhile
• Challenge to schools: Embrace digital textbooks
• Six more weeks of winter?
• Route finalized for transmission line
• Snowmobilers to appear in court
• Fire damages Escanaba business
• Woman recounts dangerous mountain trek
• Trial set for property scam case
• Court allows man's past violence as evidence
• Natural gas prices to stay low
• 1 questioned in snowmobile assault
• Districts: Reduced meal participation steady
• Manistique prepares for spring project
• Fisherman struck by snowmobile
• Lone fish caught in Jig It event
• Farmers eager for revenge on attacking wolves
• Junior Achievement comes to Bark-River Harris
• Jobless rate up for entire U.P.
• Safe winter driving tips
• Woman serves 115 days for assault
• Standoff suspect in court
• UPCAP marks 50 years of progress
• Fire destroys Doyle Township home
• Meth lab suspect pleads guilty
• Man arrested in police standoff
• 1 in court for striking deputy
• Woman recovering after accident
• Man sentenced for landfill break-in
• Manistique offers cash for shoveling
• Judge denies ice racing injunction
• Remember When?
• Schools
• Herbs and spices a good alternative to salt
• When Spanish Elves are smiling
• Durbin to be ordained at First Lutheran Church
• Schools
• Births
• 'Making a difference' at Abuse Shelter
• DDA outlines goals for 2012
• Emerald opening new preschool program
• Republicans plan forum in Manistique
• 2 in court for drug house charges
• Man sentenced for brother's murder
• Living science museum in Manistique
• County approves loan for parks
• Cub Scouts explore Daily Press
• Superintendent will testify in lawsuit
• Walk for Warmth heating up
• City looks back on projects of 2011
• Escanaba schools renovation update
• Staying fit and healthy this winter
• Snyder's grades mixed on cusp of annual address
• Fatal snowmobile accident in Keweenaw County
• Man convicted for hit-and-run
• Woman's history allowed in child abuse case
• Going to the dogs
• Manistique accepts utility project bids
• Gladstone school district seeks millage
• Marquette General seeks partner
• Homelessness on rise in Delta County
• Being homeless in Delta County
• Gladstone signs mutual aid agreement
• Man sentenced for tax fraud
• Weather spoils ice races
• Couple rescued after accident
• Benishek expresses frustration with Obama
• Esky gets funds for bid as historic place
• Daily Press to partner with Monster.com
• Mild weather good for city snow removal budgets
• Remembering a champion 'beagler'
• AmVets Sons assist the kids at Lemmer
• Will Michigan see welfare drug testing?
• Ski Hill opens despite lack of snow
• Shopko and Pamida merge, make changes
• Homeless shelter may get downtown location
• Relic Riders event is on
• Snow slams parts of U.P.
• Gov. Snyder's tax changes hit in 2012
• License plates, fireworks on tap for 2012
• Local kids hit the hills
• U.P. Ice Masters 300 coming to town
• Man shares his 'Faith' in book
• DDA seeks input on plan
• 'Liferides' serve fewer this New Year
• First local baby of 2012
• Benishek looks back on first year in Congress
• Crash victim named
• Top Stories of 2011
• Local man appears in major film
• Snow, slush contribute to auto accidents
• Slick roads cause fatal crashes
• Stonington fire probed
• Republic teen killed by vehicle
• Salvation Army exceeds goal
• Manistique sends collaborative plan to Lansing
• Longtime 9-1-1 dispatcher retiring
• Births
• First-graders take part in 'Pajama Program'
• Remember When?
• Caring Coins for Kids Drive
• Kiwanians cap off busy year
• In Service
• Santa visits Rock Lions Club
• They're still in the dough after 10 years
• Darmogray is major YAP benefactor
• A special day for special kids
• Wolf decision praised
• Travelers hit the road for Christmas
• Home for the holidays
• Remember When?
• Kids giving to kids around the world
• Jones kids send Christmas greetings to the troops
• Diocese distributes Legacy of Faith grants
• Santa and Mrs. Claus visit Gladstone Library
• Morning blaze destroys Indian Lake home
• Sabor named county treasurer
• Jean Jokipii remembered
• State heating plan passes
• Escanaba asking residents to recycle
• Final four treasurer candidates interviewed
• Gift of giving
• Sabor appointed county treasurer
• Pot cases ends in plea
• Man pleads guilty in landfill theft case
• Shipping smiles
• Finding deficit solutions
• Gladstone reviews shared services
• Manistique solicits bids for utility project
• Man faces negligent homicide charge
• Hot holiday gifts
• Child abuse case moves forward
• Nerat announces candidacy for House
• Postpone Christmas? Why some wait
• Three arrests for meth explosion
• Writing for Santa
• Man gets max sentence in CSC case
• Closure in fatal crash case
• Lakestate kicks off endowment fund
• Home 'total loss' after fire
• Guilty pleas in cattle torture case
• Road crews ready for the white stuff
• Reen gets max sentence for murder
• U.P. man wins big at casino
• Christmas tree advice
• Committee narrows treasurer candidates
• Manistique Papers' bankruptcy enters final phase
• Esky power plant sale off ... again
• Births
• Manistique Women's Club plans Christmas luncheon/auction
• Christmas cookies for sale
• Scientists say new planet is Earth-like
• Road commissions could see change
• Woman pleads in assault case
• Live for the memories
• More Snowy Owls in U.P.
• Explosives trial delayed in Marquette
• 2 killed in plane crash
• Liferides program struggling
• Suspected meth lab blast injures Marquette man
• Property scam case heads to higher court
• Local woman nominated as 'Legend'
• Local school gets bomb threat
• St. Nick - the legend lives on
• Historical Society Christmas sale Saturday
• Witnesses testify in property scam case
• Embezzlement case moves forward
• Hunter's death was due to fire
• Cougar roaming U.P. counties
• Births
• OSF Auxiliary Calendar Raffle winners named
• Youngsters come to aid of UNICEF
• 'Angel Tree' founder speaking at Grace Church
• Remember When?
• GFWC Charity Ball Saturday
• New Life Church to host Christmas Cabaret Saturday
• The doors are open for holiday tour of homes
• The joy of deer hunting continues in the kitchen
• 100th birthday for Violet 'Faye' Barnes
• Lillian Williams is 105
• Cameron kindergarteners offer tips for the best Thanksgiving Dinner ever
• Remember When?
• St. Francis de Sales students visit environmental lab
• Fifth-graders salute the vets
• 'Homes for the Holidays'
• Volunteers needed for Bark River Reading Buddies program
• Births
• Mission series at St. Anne's
• OSF 'Lights of Love' Campaign
• Hunter killed during deer drive
• Drug busts made throughout U.P.
• Challenge: Sleep outside to help homeless
• EDA funding approved
• Operation Christmas Child
• Pair held on felony charges
• State fines director
• Area lawyers voice opposition to Michigan bill
• Legislation worries county officials
• 'Our Town' photo shoot program Saturday
• GHS graduates take part in Army Ten-Miler
• 'Angel Tree' program founder is guest speaker at Grace Church Christmas program Dec. 1
• 'Homes for the Holidays'
• Gray seeks House seat
• Lockdown ends at local school
• Man to stand trial in drunk driving death
• Check your vaccinations
• Bark River resident faces embezzlement charges
• Man in custody after attempting to abduct child
• A lifetime of service: Resident fought in three wars, traveled the world
• Abuse case due in court next month
• City has backup plan for power sale
• Area salutes veterans
• Stepping into winter: Storm blows into region, blankets U.P. in snow, knocks out power
• Two killed in auto accident
• Accident leaves two dead
• 'Homes for the Holidays'
• U.P. jobless rate drops ... slightly
• Delta Manufacturing launches new product
• Escanaba woman happy to be a 'warrior'
• 'Pink Warriors' featured on calendar
• Masters of Illusion coming to Escanaba
• Gov. Snyder wants motorists to invest in roads
• Marquette General Hospital plans restructure
• Election nears, candidates needed
• Gov. Snyder wants wholesale tax on fuel
• City gets $266,251 boost for 'Safe Routes'
• Suspect heads to trial in Marquette
• Local business plans to expand
• 'Operation Christmas Child' underway
• Remember When?
• Manistique arts center offers stained glass class
• Board to seek small millage for EDC
• Michigan National Guard deployments rise in 2011
• Stupak has 'no regrets'
• Election is around the corner
• Is Bay's president leaving?
• City's broken water main under control
• Man faces trial on explosives charges
• Postal workers make move
• Pirates, zombies popular for Halloween
• Winter forecast: Cold, wet
• Entities work on millage
• City water main breaks; officials say water is safe
• Area residents vie for Escanaba City Council seats
• Details of Harvey bank robbery revealed
• MEAP scores will likely decrease
• Dig for a Cure
• Windy weather whips through area
• Budget battles tougher in 2011
• LMAS wants pact with Schoolcraft County Board
• Home in Africa: Former residents meet on mission
• Suspect faces federal hearing
• County, city address issues at joint meeting
• Remember When?
• 150 members of Le Duc family reunite
• Resident gets prison for endangering safety
• Making a scene: Local teens work on art
• Illegal drug trends: Fighting abuse is getting tougher
• Police catch bank robbery suspect
• It's a wrap: Production concludes on 'Love of Life' film
• Man faces abuse charge
• Crop Circles?
• Police seek public's help in search for robbery suspect
• Manhunt on for Harvey bank robber
• With Halloween near, trick-or-treating times posted
• Two charged in meth lab case
• Crop circle mystery at local farm
• ATC representatives discuss proposed project
• Hit and run trial delayed
• Suspicious death: No new leads
• Police search for robber
• Man arrested for break-in at landfill
• Searchers find lost hunter
• Two busted on meth lab charges
• UPtoberfest draws crowd
• Navy SEAL found guilty in weapons case
• Manistique School district wants preschool
• Wells resident faces assault charges
• Delta Animal Shelter has animal surplus
• Resident nominated for state award
• City trucks coal
• The U.P. has heART: Artists make impression at ArtPrize
• Inmate caught in plot to kill politician
• Chamber dinner celebrates history, spirit of area
• Is U.P. mining making a comeback?
• DNR: Michigan deer forecast good
• Yellowstone officials euthanize grizzly
• Project C.A.R.E underway
• Blasting begins at U.P. mine
• Weed Wars: City to battle invasive plants
• Looking for fall color? Hit the road
• Tribal chairman Bailey makes bid for Congress
• Debris, power outages linger after storm
• Plenty of pumpkins
• Delta Force learns about local media outlets
• Schoolcraft County Board adopts budget
• Coalition hopes for more funding
• Escanaba spared from worst of storm
• Feature film has several ties to Escanaba
• Region on wind advisory from today through 6 a.m. Friday
• OSF moves its medical records online
• Teen in court for fatal auto accident
• UPSET raid: 13 face charges after bust
• Gladstone gains better grasp of budget
• Two injured in Bark River Township crash
• More details emerge in explosives case
• DNR: Cougar spotted in U.P.
• Area seniors enjoy expo
• Assault case sent to higher court
• Local official faces penalty
• U.P. man in federal court
• UPSET raids U.P. meth labs
• Lack of rain strikes region
• Gladstone battles railway issues
• Labor leaders to meet on possible U.P-wide megacouncil
• City to replace portion of marina docks
• Probe of shooting continues
• U.P. man in court for possessing explosives
• Senior Expo returns
• WWII vets have a day to remember
• Manistique Papers gets funding
• 'Lost Generation' is struggling
• Area veterans depart on U.P. Honor Flight
• Also in print today
• Business at Delta County Airport picks up
• Schoolcraft County board's action spurs concern
• Delta County approves budget
• Shooting in Marquette leaves one dead, one wounded
• Escanaba School Board receives update on construction
• Vets to receive colorful sendoff
• Local officers touted as heroes
• Also in print today
• Dwindling funds mean quick fixes for Mich. roads
• Carney-Nadeau student count drops
• Vehicles explode after chase
• Firm plans electric transmission line, substation in Escanaba area
• State police posts close
• Manistique Papers back in business
• Postal cuts may include 7 processing centers
• USPS reviews possible closures
• Residents put their game faces on for MASH dinner
• How does Escanaba spend your money?
• Manistique Papers to reopen Monday
• Race is on for U.S. House
• Delta County board talks salary
• Escanaba offers new GIS service
• New initiative may monitor weight of children
• Soup'r Chili Challenge raises funds for charity
• Cougar spotted in U.P.
• Cattle case moves forward
• Logging Congress 'a success'
• We feel safe...but Congress shouldn't, poll says
• Can city make up loss of funds?
• Senate candidate tours U.P., visits Escanaba
• Bay Middle transition is 'going well'
• Fall from cliff kills U.P. man
• E. coli shuts down area beach
• Police arrest one for drugs
• Schoolcraft County could face lawsuit
• Attendees enjoy Logging Congress
• Uncertainty looms for Schoolcraft County budget
• Man pleads no contest to beating
• Logging Congress opens
• Ontonagon official found dead
• Cause of blaze suspect
• MGH breaks ground on new $11 million facility
• Tribal fisherman sentenced to $300 in fines and costs
• Gov. Snyder approves 48-month welfare limit
• Delta County Board signs agreements with organizations
• Gladstone School District approves contracts
• NewPage files for Chapter 11
• President: 'GOP must back U.S. first, create jobs'
• Union workers hope Obama visit boosts labor
• MSUE in Schoolcraft County seeks millage
• Logging Congress returns to Esky
• Students heading back to school
• Guilty plea in Stupak threat case
• No charges in fatal crash
• They're enough to make you sick
• Police look for purse snatcher
• Ready to bid farewell to summer?
• Verizon service down
• Cell service restored
• Facility attractive to Houston-based company
• Escanaba selects buyer for power plant
• Teen will survive fall from park cliff
• 2011 fair attendance rises by 3,000
• Shelter makes <BODY> <I>paws</I>itive change
• Tribal fishing changes wanted
• Teen plunges 70 feet
• Local agency investigated
• Esky Grow continues to support local food banks
• Chassell resident 'loved nature'
• Grizzly killed U.P. man
• Motorcycle crash kills one
• Benishek talks budget at forum
• Vehicle crashes claim two lives
• USFWS seeks input on taking wolves off threatened list
• Road agencies ahead of curve
• Rangers probe hiker's death
• Schools placed on 'list'
• Area man assists in Joplin cleanup
• Unemployment rates steady in U.P.
• Jail makes health care provider changes
• Lemmer gets ready for school
• NewPage not in Chapter 11
• Police arrest man after chase
• Local nurse sent to jail
• Police locate missing woman's body
• Manistique Papers, Inc. reaches deal
• Back to School for Escanaba - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police rule death asphyxiation
• Crews search Copper Country
• Teen driver faces felonies
• Area businesses get boost from fair
• No recession; weakness will endure
• Beating lands man in prison
• Ducks are ready to roll
• Manistique City Council takes land off market
• Search continues for missing U.P. woman
• Tornado claims life of one
• Higher numbers expected at this year's fair
• Probe into unexplained death persists
• Police identify crash victim
• Ground broke for new hospital
• No appeal in fishing case
• Butter sculptors have long history
• 'Udderly' delightful
• Gladstone woman killed in accident
• Governor visit U.P. State Fair, area
• Gladstone woman killed in crash
• Veteran of the Year ceremony: U.P. man receives top honors
• Off-road races break record
• Robber gets prison term
• Gladstone: District, teachers approve new contract
• Drug case moves forward
• Gov. Snyder: 'Mich. needs a new attitude'
• Fire destroys area landmark
• Chassell man named U.P. Veteran of the Year
• Scouts' Honor
• Society takes over shelter
• Steer takes crown at U.P. State Fair
• Snyder heads to Escanaba
• Snyder to hold town hall meeting in Escanaba
• Manistique board OKs new lead teacher
• Schools are missing federal goals
• Escanaba Schools reviews test scores
• U.P. State Fair opens today
• Races roar in Bark River
• Credit union helps MPI workers
• Conditions ripe for meteor shower
• U.P. State Fair kicks off Monday
• Forests to frustration
• County in 'survival mode'
• Detroit federal explosive case: U.P. man ruled not competent
• Rescue crews assist man on tug boat
• Rep. Benishek talks budget
• Entities tackle millage issue
• Island wins eight awards in Michigan
• On the road to recovery: One year after explosion, mom, daughter doing well
• In the bow-wow business: Sisters, friends form dog-walking endeavor, donate profits to shelter
• Are you ready to head offroad?
• Area mourns icon Dr. Fitch
• Community shows its support for Manistique Papers
• Manistique City Council: Sale of controversial land OK'd
• Potawatomi Gathering exptected to attract 2,000 to region
• All's (health) FAIR: Local youth attend back-to-school event Sunday
• U.S. Postal Service: Five area offices could close
• Fishing event showcases communities
• Team, area winners in fish tourney
• Local twins to sing National Anthem at Lambeau Field
• Few fish in tourney opener
• Children's Back-to-School and Health Fair is Sunday
• Manistique Papers closes
• Power plant purchase continues
• DDA gets to work
• Man to serve 5 years for porn
• Manistique Papers ceases production, files bankruptcy
• Escanaba hosts first-ever MarinaFest Saturday
• Anglers set for Cabela's Masters Walleye Circuit
• Assault case moves forward
• Public attends wind forum
• Special event will help neglected horses
• Primary election: Harrington, millage are winners
• Manistique school district recalls eight teachers
• Community gardens now available for Manistique residents
• Robber gets prison time
• Escanaba school board weighs budget issues
• 'Not guilty' pleas entered for teens in cattle torture case
• Gladstone to bear burden of rising retirement costs
• Fishermen enjoy 'excellent fishery' of bay during Bass event
• Jobless rate rises slightly
• Woman recalls bear attack
• EMP?hosts tour highlighting manufacturing careers
• Fishermen to make pleas in tribal court for gill nets
• Anglers appeal court judgement
• Residents look to DEQ for beach solutions
• Trucker threatens cops with chainsaw
• Three pro fishing tournaments coming to Delta County
• Casperson recall effort gets boost
• Escanaba school board battles with budget
• Two candidates face off in forum for County Board seat
• Primary election: residents vote Tuesday
• Crash claims local motorcyclist
• Cattle case heads to higher court
• Charity's food pantry nearly empty
• Resident in jail for alleged assault
• Blaze damages home in Escanaba
• Delta County budget meetings underway
• Police investigate third suspect in cattle case
• Animal cruelty case: 'Please stop the violence'
• College bill has some anxious
• Michigan economy: Will taxes stunt growth?
• Passing motorist comes to the rescue
• Delay of sentence in assault case
• Man gets prison for burglaries
• Back-to-School and Health Fair near
• Rotary official visits Camp Harstad children
• Esky150 committee looking for help
• Animal cruelty case: Suspect remains in jail
• County officials tour park facilities
• Man guilty in assault case
• Details of bear attack emerge
• Heat, humidity linger in region
• Animal cruelty case: 'It's just sickening'
• Gladstone School District aims for coveted state financial incentives
• Snyder signs tenure bills
• Man to plea in murder case
• Two teens charged with animal torture
• Lt. Gov visits Esky
• Bear attacks woman
• Two in jail for animal cruelty
• Youths named in animal torture case
• Coast Guard: Two missing in boat race
• Butterfly project underway in area
• Man gets jail time for violence
• Midwest, area bake in heat, humidity
• Delta looks at dropping flights in small cities
• Region to heat up this weekend
• Kaylee Marie Sherman
• Howard 'Howie' Clinton Carpenter
• Drug charges lead to jail time
• Gladstone celebrates Fourth, again
• Committee submits recall petitions
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Escanaba power plant sale continues
• Pets need local homes
• Escanaba Township going to the rats?
• McBroom reviews his work
• Man in jail for fleeing, eluding
• Delta Force tours Inland Seas, NewPage
• MGH to build $6.7M facility?
• 2011 Crop outlook
• Millage request moves forward
• Another side to 'Right to Work'
• Camp Manistique gets second look
• Campfire explosion injures five
• Former resident on Law & Order
• Not guilty
• Strawberry season is here
• Escanaba City Council approves smoking ordinance
• Defendant testifies at accident trial
• Not guilty verdict in fatal accident case
• Shooting suspect commits suicide
• Manistique's Folkfest to kick off Friday
• DDA weighs new city policy
• Residents have a MariTime at festival
• Negligent homicide trial underway
• Casey Anthony trial: Lack of evidence or good defense?
• Delta County Board discusses funds for jail
• Woman guilty of drug charge
• Teen's condition improves
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Marquette women to canoe Superior
• Gladstone grows, plants, saves 'green'
• Invasive insect found at border
• Communities celebrate Fourth of July
• Scientists: Divide Great Lakes and Mississippi river
• Gov. Snyder touts efforts of first six months
• Ready to watch some fireworks?
• Officials warn area residents to be safe while riding ATVs
• County officials testify for jail
• Esky City Council, EDA working together
• School board forced to rebuild budget
• Freedom to Work
• Area gears up for 4th of July
• Council eases ORV access to city streets
• School renovations taking shape
• Police warn public of thefts
• Teen looks forward to serving school
• Anatomy of a Recall
• Family, friends recount icon
• Crash claims life of cyclist
• Manistique schools issues layoffs
• Escanaba School Board rejects offer
• Two will appeal case
• Three fishermen sentenced to one year in jail
• Area economy, Kim a winner after LPGA Futures Tournament at Island Casino
• Three await sentencing in illegal fishing case
• Crash claims life of teen
• Three ordered to spend one year in jail for illegal fishing
• Vinnette created county artwork at courthouse
• Daily Press Bingo Mania winners announced
• Hansens replace Cox
• Cox leaving for new post
• Strings on the Bay Series begins with "Summer Solstice Potpourri" this coming Tuesday, June 28 at 7:30p in the Besse Center Theater.
• DDA views plan for city
• Motorcyclists killed one year ago today
• Blaze demolishes garage in Bark River
• Murder case moves forward
• 24-hour Relay for Life kicks off Friday in Gladstone
• Animal Society to take over shelter
• Courthouse marks birthday
• Man wants insanity defense
• Fires mar two homes
• Gladstone School District reduces number of layoffs
• Driver crashes into side of house
• AmeriCorps crew preps fairgrounds for U.P. State Fair
• Forecast: Rain, rain, more rain
• Bay College board gives president high marks
• Motorcyclist killed in police pursuit
• Manistique School District talks cuts, layoffs
• Entities weigh millage for libraries
• State grapples with wild swine issue
• Woman run over by car
• Have animal problems?
• Project sends supplies overseas
• Field hearing Monday on veterans affairs
• LPGA tournament kicks off Monday
• City will reinstate 40-hour week
• Bingo Mania Winners Picked
• Crash injures cyclist
• Court rejects recall effort
• What areas are included in the smoking ordinance?
• City looks for input on smoking ban
• Green coalition to establish business at airports
• Assault leads to time in jail
• Rules necessary to maintain fishery
• Motorcycle accident in Manistique
• Officer cites tribal angler
• Body found behind Harvey restaurant
• Flag Day: Saluting an American icon
• Man to serve time for violence
• Is juvenile neglect on the rise in area?
• Familiar face returns to Mid Pen
• Source of campaign funds is not known
• Hundreds mourn fallen soldier
• Free 'Escanaba Yellow Bike' program begins
• Schoolcraft County Board postpones decision on inmates' health care
• Public workers feel under attack amid flurry of bills
• Daily Press staff writer, lifestyles editor receive awards
• Police reveal details of standoff
• State forest campgrounds to stay open
• Talking politics: Benishek discusses voting record, debt
• Looking for feedback on the Bay College Website from students? What do you like, what don't you like? What can't you find?
• Gill net case in hands of tribe
• Missing woman found dead
• Taxi robber to stand trial
• Manistique event kicks off summer
• Police shoot armed man
• Three escape drowning
• Home lost in blaze
• Miles of gill nets found near Garden
• Iron Mountain man arraigned for indecent exposure incident
• Resident to serve time in jail for lighting fire at apartments
• Swing bed issue finally put to rest?
• Shooting suspect faces 11 charges
• L'Anse soldier killed by insurgents in Afghanistan
• Welcome New Students! SOAR (Student, Orientation, Advising, & Registration) sessions are being held on both campuses this week! Call the Admissions Office at (800) 221-2001 extension 4101 for more information!
• Police arrest man for flashing
• Casperson reacts to recall effort
• Only 15 votes separated top chefs at Ribfest competition
• SMH receives funds for upgrade
• South Lincoln Road reconstruction project continues
• Maritime Festival on course
• House damaged in blaze
• Recall effort targets Casperson
• Casperson reacts to recall effort
• Bay students getting older
• Classic car restoration was a family affair
• Hot ribs, cool cars
• Man nabbed in welfare fraud probe
• Seniors plot costs of new pension income tax
• Resident gets jail time for fleeing
• Fisherman's body found down river
• Rule will limit smoking outdoors in Escanaba
• Woman sent to prison for break-in
• Investigation into suspicious death at standstill
• Escanaba resident to serve time in prison on drug charges
• Are you ready for ribs and roadsters?
• Bingo! winners chosen for April
• Can your cell phone give you cancer?
• Escanaba City Council, EDA join forces to improve area
• Escanaba school district rescinds layoffs
• Details of tragic ORV trip emerge
• Is the Upper Peninsula struggling to survive?
• County ready to fight insect
• Crews unable to find angler
• ORV trip turns fatal for couple
• Man to stand trial for wife's murder
• Police officers rescue drowning woman
• Resident to plea in connection with assaults
• Man steals dental work
• Area will honor veterans Monday
• Schoolcraft may privatize inmate health care
• Johnson is Student of Year
• Crews search for missing man on Menominee River
• Search on for missing angler
• Utility compensates for stolen funds
• Former inmate accused of accosting minor
• Students learn about role of drum in Native American culture
• Fire in Harris Township destroys barn, garage
• Ten teachers will return to job
• Red Cross funds stolen
• Illegal dump site found
• District issues teachers pink slips
• Manistique City Council approves funds to broadcast meetings
• Crimes land man in prison
• Gladstone City Commission OKs trash option
• Cuts to RSVP program will hurt
• The first SOAR (Student Orientation Advising & Registration) Sessions of the summer are on June 7 and 9. New students--Have you RSVP'ed yet?
• Driver survives violent collision
• Parts of area lose power in storms
• Teens nabbed for sexting
• Slaying case set for trial
• 'Stains' of the Holocaust
• Bay College is hosting the Phi Theta Kappa Michigan Regional Convention this weekend--Welcome to all of our guests from Michigan Community Colleges!
• Police continue to probe thefts
• Man to serve time for assault
• New city budget includes rise in utility rates
• Rough times ahead for city
• Municipal surveys tackle shared services
• Schools may get more funding under new proposal
• Group seeks economic development incentives for Escanaba
• Lemon guilty of bank robbery
• U.P. focus of study on bath salts
• Man to serve time for stalking
• 2 face charges for area thefts
• Gladstone board discusses options for garbage
• State tax revenue is up, officials say
• Economists predicts state will add 60,000 more jobs a year
• Two arrested for stealing cash
• Board weighs budget cuts, layoffs
• Spring classes start today! Good luck students!
• Gladstone St. Vincent's de Paul breaks ground on new expansion
• Drugs land man in prison
• Michigan Congress newcomers raise cash differently
• Anglers prep for season opener
• Jury finds 3 guilty in fishing case
• Gunman gets prison time for shooting
• Illegal fishing probe revealed
• Jury finds three guilty in illegal fishing trial
• Sisters sing for Packer event
• Aid at risk for rural airports
• Evidence presented in illegal fishing case Tuesday
• Illegal fishing trial enters day two
• Gladstone in top three for contest
• Packers Tailgate Tour stops in Esky
• Illegal fishing trial begins today for Jensens, Halverson
• Lightning darkens U.P.
• BAY COLLEGE CAMPUS IS CLOSED TODAY! THE WEB SITE IS DOWN also.
• Lincoln Road project begins
• City, U.P. loses power
• Gladstone school board approves 17 layoff notices
• Time for boat launch permits, rummage sales
• Gladstone students release 165 salmon into river
• Defendants plead in unrelated U.P. robberies
• Escanaba, city workers reach agreement
• Vehicles, tanker involved in crash
• Congratulations Bay College Graduates!
• New assistant prosecutor enjoys job's challenges
• Area mourns teen's death
• Memorial service planned for Bark River-Harris student
• Rib Fest set for June 3 in Escanaba
• Hit and run trial date set
• Taste of Home Cooking Show returns to Escanaba
• Crash claims one, injures two
• Two names released in fatal crash
• Filing deadline set to run for county board seat
• Rally cars to join in Bark River off-road races
• Two win seats on Escanaba School Board
• Band of Mid-America to perform
• Future of aging plant debated
• Did bin Laden hide in plain sight?
• Missing man found dead
• Residents, officials react to news of Osama bin Laden's death
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Osama bin Laden killed
• Good luck on your final exams this week and congratulations to all of our Bay College graduates!
• Resident sentenced for drugs
• Tribe recants motion
• Police identify subjects in surveillance video
• Don't forget - celebrate this evening with new graduates and Alumni at The Stardust Lounge, 6 pm. All new graduates that attend are eligible for a $50 VISA card drawing! Come celebrate with friends, faculty, and staff.
• Drug collection Saturday
• Greetings from Afghanistan
• Slaying suspect remains in jail
• If you're in the Escanaba area tonight, come support the creative arts at Bay College. Students who submitted writing and art to SERENDIPITY will be reading from their work and discussing their art starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Besse Center.
• Police seek input on unexplained death of man
• Snyder outlines plans for improving education system
• Bay office program doing well, college officials say
• Education, business partner to increase awareness of manufacturing jobs
• Area police continue to fight crime
• Jensens will stand trial in illegal fishing case
• Gov. Snyder: Reinvent school system
• Assault case bound over to circuit court
• Club files brief in illegal fishing case
• Judge denies motion to dismiss illegal fishing trial
• Property damaged by debris fire
• DNR resumes full-scale walleye production once again
• Moose spotted in area
• Police probe of suspicious death continues
• Jail repairs approved
• Penalties reduced in fishing case
• Committee to develop financial plan for Escanaba
• Mikulich indicted on new charges
• Illegal fishing case under review
• Contest truck plunges into bay
• Escanaba school district's budget struggles continue
• Administrator receives satisfactory evaluation
• Citizens heated over budget
• County board selects Harrington to fill seat
• Charlie Daniels to play at fair
• MindTrekker's coming soon - see what is happening here at Bay on May 5!
• Faculty Art Show opens tomorrow (April 20) at 4p with a reception in the Hartwig Gallery.
• Man pleads not guilty to robbery
• Drug charges land one in jail
• Plea entered in hit and run
• Gladstone school district prepares for cuts
• Manistique plans new event
• Is Gladstone 'Fishing Town USA?'
• Option posed for U.P. sites
• Area leaders debate bill
• Bay College presents the Marquette Symphony Orchestra "Jazz in April" Sunday, April 17 - 3pm in the Besse Center Theater.
• Comments sought on proposed moose hunt
• Local drug problem reviewed
• City selects plant operator
• Fishing punishments reduced
• Stabbing case moves forward
• NewPage, union agree to contract
• The Bay College Film Series continues tomorrow (Thur Apr 14) with the film Catfish.
• Gladstone board approves new tower ordinance
• County commissioners select vice chairman
• Pump prices are 'ridiculous'
• Full-time hourly employees' hours cut
• City makes deficit disappear
• Get Ready! Mind Trekkers coming to Bay College, May 5, 2011 - for more info read about what you can learn by participating at
• Coming this Sunday, April in Jazz: 3 pm, Besse Center Theater
• Road project takes heat from council
• Esky city workers to have hours reduced
• City has tough job balancing budget
• Victim found in burning vehicle named
• Officials seek clues in death
• Don't miss comedian Josh Sneed perform at Bay College on Wednesday! Showtime is 7:30 pm in the Besse Theater. Join the Facebook Event here:
• Arson case heads to higher court
• 1 faces charges after chase
• Attack details emerge
• Police continue fire probe
• Suspicious fire under investigation
• Father, two sons in court for break-in
• Manistique man guilty of assault
• Man pleads guilty to stalking
• Airport gets jet-set
• Lawmakers get earful in Esky
• Nurses accept hospital's proposal
• Power plant proposals get final reviews today
• Man gets jail term for beating
• CHOICES at Bay College West - come and find out what is available at Bay College.
• The comedy Almost, Maine opens tonight! Don't miss this wonderful show. Tickets are still available for tonight, Friday and Saturday--get yours today!
• Police arrest 1 after crash
• On the waterfront
• 15 U.P. campgrounds to close
• Area gears up for fishing tourneys
• Former resident sentenced to jail for assault
• Delta County board weighs video, broadcast
• 'Hermanaba' Trail Discussed
• Former resident killed
• Board addresses vacancy
• Teens injured in car/bus accident improving
• Don't forget the opening of the Student Art Exhibit tomorrow (April 6) in the Besse Center Gallery (North) 4:00p.
• Teens injured in school bus accident
• Syphilis reported in area
• 300 demonstrate
• Smoking ban in some public areas?
• NewPage union to vote on contract
• Don't forget to get your tickets for the upcoming Drama Club comedy Almost, Maine! Performances are this Thursday, Friday and Saturday 7:30pm in the Besse Center Theater.
• Escanaba faces utility rate increases
• Delta County Courthouse marks 50th anniversary
• Telephone scam makes rounds in area
• Driving Mr. Chopper
• U.P. unemployment rate drops
• Check out the TV-6 video and article on the upcoming production of Almost, Maine.
• Snyder unveils program
• Authority finalizes plans for fair
• Man robs credit union
• Grass fires ignite in area
• CHOICES at Bay College West - come and find out what is available at Bay College.
• Escanaba's new city assessor enjoys the challenges of her job
• Progress on 'Safe Routes' continues
• Police warn of Internet scam
• Transportation for America report finds Michigan bridges are 13th worst in the U.S.
• Poetry Meets Art in the Hartwig Gallery through April 15.
• Benishek discusses Washington budgetary process
• Police post to close
• Lemmer students' bright idea
• CAA awaits possible budget cuts
• Dave Schultz dies
• Drug pulled from shelves
• Family says the accused is mentally ill
• Suspect to get mental exam
• Links to other scholarship opportunities - deadlines are coming up in May & June, Apply Now
• There are many scholarship opportunities available, find them on the web page, here's a link to one of them, but there are many more.
• State police posts marked for closure
• Bag was unchecked by guards for 20 days
• U.P. man nabbed in explosives case
• U.P. man nabbed in explosives case
• Ford River home damaged in fire
• Bank robber statements denied
• Sagola man dies in structure fire
• Arrest made in cab robbery
• Casino project nearly done
• Stabbing case hearing delayed
• Theft lands woman in jail
• Taking a stand against drugs
• Census: U.P. lost 6,000 residents
• Escanaba cab driver robbed
• Press release-Tickets now on sale for the spring drama club production of Almost Maine
• Robbery trial date postponed
• Former Franklin School sold
• Cuts will hurt Gladstone School District
• Got cabin fever?
• Broncos No. 1 with fans
• February's Bingo Mania Winners
• Broncos lose bid for title
• Man jailed for drugs
• Fire damages Hudson's
• Escanaba alters its sign ordinance
• Man guilty in morphine trial
• Finals, or bust
• Red Cross Blood Drive in the Heirman University Center on Monday! Call 786-5802 x. 0 for an appointment.
• EDA hires Schwab as director
• Drug trial enters day two
• City tables plans for hall
• Threats land man in prison
• Details of hit and run emerge
• Privatized animal shelter?
• Markham gets prison term
• Broncos win without coach
• Poetry Meets Art begins in the Hartwig Gallery Wednesday, March 16.
• The Film Series continues on Thursday, March 17 at 7p in the Besse Center Theater with My Dog Tulip.
• Looking forward to the @FiveTimesAugust concert at Bay College on Wednesday! 7:30 PM in the Besse Theater!
• Fatal hit and run case bound over
• Fees will rise April 1
• Police arrest four for drugs
• Training Day
• Council to consider 19 projects
• Don't miss Five Times August concert on Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Besse Theater! www.fivetimesaugust.com
• Resident arraigned in stabbing
• Officials say take proactive steps against whooping cough
• Lofts project to begin
• Slaying victim named
• Stabbing suspect named
• Man pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Esky man shoots self in hand
• MDOC officials address jail issues
• Man in custody after robbery
• Police probe fatal stabbing
• Late-season storm pelts area
• Tackling robotics 'Bot by Bot'
• Local MSUE educator tackles land lease issues
• Farmers, ag officials gather at Bay
• Tribal official speaks at event
• Man pleads in drug case
• Life in the bowling lane
• Walking on the Wild Side
• Anglers rescued from ice
• Michigan Works! to close?
• Message to Gov. Snyder
• Standoff motive still a mystery
• Council receives update on water project
• Buyers submit bids for plant
• Area gas prices rise, fall, rise...
• Bay ice to get broken up
• Fire damages local home
• Tickets are now on sale for the spring Drama Club production of Almost Maine (A Comedy). Don't delay!
• Paint the (down)Town
• Resident faces felony charges
• Four county employees face lay-offs
• Health department has busy year
• Public library braces for cuts
• Train wrecks bridge
• Missouri resident dies in crash
• Picking up the pieces
• Train bridge collapses; road closed
• Teen kept at mental health facility
• Council works to offset project cost
• Escanaba man lodged in jail after fleeing police in high-speed chase
• Wisconsin man killed in snowmobile accident in Alger County Saturday
• Family back on its feet after fire
• Bingo winners announced
• Resident gets time in jail for cocaine
• Suspect arrested for area robbery
• Jury finds man guilty of assault
• Don't forget to apply for graduation - www.baycollege.edu/?graduation
• Future of MSU Extension uncertain
• Man gets prison for beating
• Scramble on to find jail funding
• Lay-offs loom for county
• What's it like being in public office?
• Companies pitch power proposals
• Man guilty in wolf killing
• SMH announces staff lay-offs
• Andy Grammer and Tyler Rich performing tonight at Bay College! Don't miss it! 7:30pm Besse Theater!
• Two great events TODAY! Diversity Reception and Andy Grammer!
• Casino nominated for award
• Beating trial begins
• Schoolcraft County votes 'No'
• Snyder's proposal a relief to Bay
• An opening reception for the new Exhibit--Diversity: LGBT will be held on Wednesday, February 23 at 4pm in the Hartwig Gallery
• District braces for potential cuts
• McBroom, Casperson host informal meeting
• Truck falls through ice
• Support group aids area survivors
• Bringing an end to silence
• Residents tour jail facility
• Fire destroys area home
• Providing support
• Check out Andy's interactive video for "Keep Your Head Up" here, then come see him LIVE on Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Besse Theater!
• Funds being collected for fire victims
• Weather forces Cardboard Classics cancellation
• Double trouble
• Sale options look good
• Snyder to wrap tax cuts, exemptions together
• Cuts to revenue sharing makes cities uneasy
• Governor's budget spurs concern
• Don't miss Andy Grammer and Tyler Rich LIVE at Bay College!
• How to keep large animals away from airport
• Gladstone closer to adopting final budget
• Snyder asks for 'shared sacrifice'
• Fire destroys area home
• The Bay College Film Series presents: A Film Unfinished Thursday, February 16 at 7p in the Besse Center Theater.
• Mark your calendar! Andy Grammer next Weds, 7:30 pm, Besse Center Theater
• Push for healthy community continues
• Can county be more energy efficient?
• Bond reduced for two in drug case
• Officials warn against dangerous substance
• Blaze destroys home
• Come see the Diversity Week program with Joe Bertolino & Bil Leipold: "When the Gays Move Into Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood," Wednesday, February 16 at 1pm in the Besse Center Theater.
• Don't miss Andy Grammer's concert with special guest Tyler Rich--February 23rd at 7:30 PM in the Besse Theater! Join the facebook event here:
• Drug case heads to circuit court
• Valentines 'warm hearts'
• Slaughter of sled dogs draws attention
• Costs to hit residents?
• Accident claims resident
• Eat your heart out
• Local governments join together
• Woman pleads guilty to theft
• DTE crews work to repair gas leak
• Illegal fishing case postponed
• Burglaries land resident in prison
• This Sunday, 3 pm, Besse Center Theater, come hear Harps from the Heart - should be great!
• Snowmobile crash claims life
• Robbery suspects face March trial
• Canada wants to build new bridge to Michigan
• Obama speaks to crowd, kids
• Obama warms up to U.P.
• Need a student (preferably female with blonde long hair) for a photo shoot session next Thursday evening (6 pm) - contact me if you are interested in modeling for the Dig Photo class! (Room 918 in the Heirman Center)
• Joe & Bil will speak at both Bay College campuses on February 16... 1 PM in the Besse Theater in Escanaba and 7 PM (Central) in Fornetti Hall at the West Campus.
• Demand for power will drop
• Power efforts in high gear
• Obama touts Marquette, Internet
• Text of President Obama's Marquette speech
• Neighbor puts out fire with snowblower
• A hero among horses
• Resident pleads in UPSET case
• Child poverty grows
• 'TV Plus' to merge with 'That's Entertainment' section
• Take a look at photos from the recent Drama Club trip to Appleton to see Wicker.
• Teen to serve time for break-in
• Wind power stirs up concerns
• Alleged arsonist in court
• Obama's itinerary released
• Love Affair draws a crowd
• Man faces arson charge in Esky
• Recycler stays busy
• Local fans cheer Pack
• Bishop back in school
• Man gets prison for sexual assault
• Souper Bowl time
• Obama to visit U.P.
• President headed to Marquette
• Teen will serve time for assault
• METALling in Robotics
• Police arrest 2 for drugs, firearms
• City power a 'hot topic'
• The Bay College Film Series resumes tonight with Freakonomics presented at 7p in the Besse Center Theater. Tickets $5 for general public/$2 for students.
• Number of drug overdoses rises
• Residents are saving the planet One ton at a time
• Classes resume at NMU after threat
• NMU reopens; threat checked
• Cast announced for upcoming play Almost, Maine
• Threat closes Northern Michigan University
• County weighs buying iPads
• Dagenais takes over Bero
• Threat closes schools; hospital on lockdown
• NMU official: 'Things under control on campus'
• Auditions for the upcoming Bay College Drama Club play Almost, Maine will be held today Feb 1 at 7p and tomorrow Feb 2 at 4p in the Besse Center Theater. All Bay students are welcome to audition.
• Assault case delayed
• Escanaba begins budget work
• Students look into future
• Will county lose more state funds?
• Snowmobilers injured in separate accidents
• Skiers found safe
• Gettin' Jiggy for charity
• Family escapes blaze
• Jobless rate edges upward
• U.P. State Fair revenue still up
• Man pleads in fraud case
• Esky's future entrepreneurs
• A photo from last night's sold out Frederick Winters show made the front page of the Daily Press!
• A case of Puppy Love
• Gladstone budget process begins
• Former resident receives Finnish award
• Teen will serve time in jail for break-in
• Exhaust fan spurs fatal fire
• Jury: Man guilty of assault
• One deer, one crash, three lives...ONE MIRACLE
• Ed, Julie, and Thea Risak , ceramists extraordinaire will open another showing of their work in the Hartwig Gallery in the Catherine Bonifas Building at Bay College on Wednesday, January 26, at 3:30 pm. This exhibit will be on display until Feb 18. Join
• Resident sentenced on marijuana charge
• Rock woman gets jail for embezzling
• Michigan Dems recharge
• Two found dead in burned home
• Rapid River robbery suspect released
• Andy Grammer--who will be performing at Bay College on February 23rd-- has been named one of 10 artists to watch in 2011 by Billboard Magazine!
• Fishing case heads to trial
• EDA director leaves post, Upper Peninsula
• Residents honored for saving man's life
• Program gives kids a boost
• Is Holy Name High School returning?
• Labor board rules for St. Francis Hospital
• Robbery details revealed in court papers, warrant
• Ski hill makes rebound
• Bank heist suspects face charges
• Do you have your tickets yet? Hypnotist Frederick Winters returns to Bay College this Wednesday (January 26) and Thursday (January 27)!
• 2010 big year for development in Esky
• The search is on
• Siberian Express freezes U.P.
• Schwartz appeal underway
• Three suspects arrested in connection to armed robbery
• BONNIE PETERSON: AFTER THE GLACIERS opens today with a 4 PM receptionin the Besse Galllery. Bonnie's work with fabrics will amaze you: embroidery, maps, photo transfers, colors, and writing in cursive, of all the old fashioned devices. She's
• Robbery reported at Rapid River credit union
• Police search for robbery suspect
• A natural difference
• Deal made to avoid layoffs
• Speed limit on U.S. 2, 41 will rise
• Renovation update: wing now complete
• School budget not all gloom
• Hearts for heroes
• Speed limit to change on U.S. 2 & 41
• Number of teens giving birth drops
• Local teen struck by car
• Commission deals with tax dispute
• Census data provides insight
• Speech is 'uplifting'
• Manistique starts massive water project
• Esky looks at north shore
• Blaze strikes at U.P. ski resort
• Skating rink to be built in Gladstone
• Firm to preserve historic buildings
• Tuition Deadline is Jan 21st!
• Hope your first week of classes has gone well - next week, new art show, Jan 19th, Bonnie Peterson - Fabrics! Check it out.
• Anyone interested in working at the Bridal show on Jan 22 at the college - willing to dress up and make $30 - see me - Room 918 in the University Center.
• Hypnotist Frederick Winters will perform on Wed Jan 26 and Thur Jan 27 at 7p in the Besse Center Theater. Tickets are available at the Bay College Box office and online.
• Hope classes are going well so far, in case you didn't know the deadline for tuition is Jan 21st, NOT as the schedule indicated....Have a good semester.
• Police identify crash victim
• Drug case sent to higher court
• Pricey pets
• House fire claims Bark River man
• Firefighters battle Bark River blaze
• Check out the Besse Center Theater schedule for the winter 2011 semester!
• Manistique man facing charges for break-ins
• Resident pleads guilty to multiple counts
• Will ice rink open?
• Police arrest woman for theft
• Check out our new Bay College Billboard which is located across from the Best Western Pioneer Inn.
• Welcome Back Students!
• Fad diet leaves local health official cold
• In search of Summer
• Crash leaves one dead
• Ready... set... DATE
• Taking care of business
• Escanaba students attend presentation on suicide awareness
• Lessons in Life
• Escanaba plant sale back on?
• County Board names chairman
• Beating case will continue
• Feeling FLU?
• Detective provides insight into crime
• Theft cases numerous in 2010
• Thick or thin?
• OSF nurses amend labor charge
• O'Dell calls it quits after 33 years
• Happy New Year, Baby
• Hit and run case due in court
• Home a total loss
• Rock man drowns
• The final goodbye
• Newspaper readers win Bingo prizes
• Need a ride?
• Top 10 of 2010
• Resident gets jail for felony charge
• 2010-11 winter outlook
• NewPage votes on contract today
• Casperson, McBroom take oath
• Union votes "no" on NewPage contract proposal
• Board addresses grievance
• Business owner promotes AirLifeline services
• Robbery suspect now in custody
• Bill puts limits on teenage
• Holiday Helpings
• Accident survivor undergoes rehab
• Police continue to probe crash
• Toys for Tots breaks gift delivery record
• County board shuts down road patrol
• Therapy dog spreads cheer and joy all year
• Police determine cause of house fire
• Senate OKs plan for ships
• Snow causes several crashes
• Blaze destroys home
• County to lay off three
• Man charged in fatal hit and run
• November's Bingo Mania Winners
• Gladstone district cites quality as priority
• Police honor Tackman
• Winter 2011 classes begin on January 10!
• Unhappy Trails?
• Inmate back in custody
• Home in Manistique destroyed Sunday night
• Fires damage structures
• Man charged with removing dead body, failure to stop at accident
• More residents adopt dogs from shelter
• Woman gets jail for assault
• Holy PLOW
• Beating trial set
• Man gets jail for fight
• Sparks fly over power plant
• Ex-Tribal police chief guilty
• Year-end push
• Gladstone commission weighs not opening outdoor ice rink
• Is the smoking ban impacting business?
• Teen pleads guilty to larceny
• Renovations shorten Esky's vacation, school year
• Woman gets jail for drug charge
• He's really smokin'
• Power plant sale falls through
• Gladstone commission adopts resolution to share services
• Resident to serve time in jail for battery theft
• Should you vaccinate?
• Esky fights decline in student enrollment
• Season brings good sales for retailers
• Police identify victim of crash
• Winter storm blasts through U.P.
• Good luck to all Bay College students on their finals! Study hard!
• Traffic crash claims life
• Schoolcraft seeks millage for new jail
• OSF labor dispute continues
• Registered for Winter 2011 classes? Don't forget your tuition is due today (12.10.10)!
• Manistique man in court for break-ins
• Shooting case sent to circuit court
• Residents invest in city
• Traffic crash claims life
• The Bay Water Association is sponsoring WaterStock 2010 TONIGHT from 5-9 PM in the Heirman University Center. Come check out good music and a chance to win some great prizes, all while supporting Bay College's Water Technology students!
• County reminds motorists to drive safe, be aware of plows
• Resident faces charges for break-ins
• Drug case heads to circuit court
• NewPage closes Wisconsin plant
• Will the Food Modernization Safety Act make food safer?
• Debate erupts over county layoffs
• One in court for theft from neighbor
• Utility will buy power from U.P.
• Santa, baby
• Man 'guilty' in drug charge
• New DNR chief aims to boost hunting
• Hundreds attend teen's funeral
• UPSET makes multiple arrests
• Feeling blue?
• Ban on burning household waste begins in April
• Despite economy, residents still give
• Esky has 'a lot going for itself'
• Power plant talks 'down to wire'
• Weekend festival to raise funds for local charities
• Offroad race is dropped
• Gloomy outlook
• Dave Rudolf's Christmas Kid's Show is TONIGHT at 6:30 PM in the Heirman University Center! All are welcome!
• Counselor offers tips, insight for parents
• Searching for answers
• Officials work on railroad crossing
• Teen struck by bullet in shooting
• Area schools take preventive approach
• Only two more days until Dave Rudolf's Christmas Kid's Show! This Thursday (12/2) at 6:30 PM in the Heirman University Center.
• Resident charged for multiple break-ins
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Schools reflect on emergency training
• Teen gunman dies from self-inflicted wound
• Marinette students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• New company will supply meals to county jail
• Sheriff's department receives $176,000
• No scanner at airport
• Hunter found dead in blind
• Bingo Mania winners
• Christmas past to come alive in Esky
• Fawn, predator link being
• Teen pleads guilty in break-in
• On your marks, get set, $PEND!
• Christmas celebrations held today
• Bring the family out to see Dave Rudolf's Christmas Kid's Show! Thursday, December 2nd at 6:30 PM in the Joseph Heirman University Center!
• Emerald Elementary recognized by state
• County officials take hit to avoid layoffs
• Man in court for stalking charges
• Digging into the future
• Details of crash emerge
• Manistique marina dredging expected to begin soon
• Escanaba high school project progressing
• Turkey Time
• Woman gets jail for embezzlement
• Gladstone receives funds for textbooks
• Charity expands services
• Tidings and Trimmings
• Wind turbines in Garden's future
• Resident faces charges for break-in
• City's credit 'exceptional'
• Hunter found dead
• Nurses file charge against OSF
• More delays in power plant sale
• Plea deal made in assault case
• Theater goes 3-D
• Check out Bay College's new Billboard which will be located in Gladstone and Iron Mountain. A big Thank You to all the students pictured who helped with this project!
• Saving earth one bin at a time
• Report: State's bridges in trouble
• Welcomes nationally touring singer/songwriter Nick Motil to campus! Come see his show TONIGHT at 7:30 in the Besse Theater.
• New scrap metal recycling center sets up shop in Escanaba
• Fate of MSUE in residents' hands
• Options for jail in limbo
• Hunter stable after incident
• Six hungry contestants...one BIG pasty
• Season opener is 'near perfect'
• School, newspaper host Christmas card event
• Work to end homelessness progresses
• Manistique works to align dredging projects
• Tweaks cause drop in college revenues
• Get set to give thanks
• Man to face charges in motorcycle deaths
• Report your deer kill to the Daily Press
• It's almost opening day
• Spirit of giving
• Mays wins millions
• Come see Nick Motil (www.nickmotil.com) LIVE in the Besse Theater on Wednesday, November 17! Showtime is 7:30 PM!
• Fire destroys CAA vehicles
• Rash of break-ins hit area
• Are you planning a 'Redneck Wedding?'
• Lottery winners to claim prize today
• Saluting their sacrifice
• Mays claims $140 million lottery prize
• Lottery winners to come forward
• Residents avert fire, woman saved
• Pact of Heroes
• 2 plead not guilty to illegal fishing
• Local lottery winner to claim prize Friday
• Board OKs filing charges for break-in
• Man gets jail for break-in, auto theft
• Help identify this man
• Drug case heads to higher court
• MDNRE arrests 1 for illegal fishing
• 'Packers help the region'
• Schools prevail in case
• Gladstone welcomes new board member
• Police arrest break-in suspect
• Deck the streets
• Help feed the Hungry
• Mattson treed by pack of wolves
• Police arrest man for felonious assault
• Training for an Emergency
• Need help with heating?
• Roundabout now open
• City has five options ready
• Power plant sale gets hotter
• Shipbuilder could add 1,000 jobs
• Forecloses increase locally
• Man gets prison for abusing child
• Woman will serve time in jail for break-in
• Wishing the Troops Godspeed
• City offers course on roundabout
• Holm, Moyle win seats on board
• Lahti, Nerat lose in state races
• Casperson and McBroom win races
• Benishek over McDowell for U.S. rep
• Moyle, Holm take county seats
• Synder claims win
• Benishek declares victory
• Nebel narrowly escapes Beaton
• Casperson and McBroom victorious
• County layoff debate heats up
• Raymond H. Erickson
• County Board Race
• Resident pleads guilty to stealing batteries
• District gets a boost for breakfast program
• Student count is up, down for schools
• Inmate faces 2 assault charges
• Vote today
• Students get a head start on college
• Bill creates Michigan State Fair?
• Spooktacular Halloween
• Search is on for lottery winner
• Winning $140 million Mega Millions ticket sold in Gladstone
• Fright Night
• Production and rehearsal photos from The Diary of Anne Frank April 8-10, 2010 performed at the Besse Center Theater
• Production and rehearsal photos from the Drama Club production of HONK! November 1-4, 2008 performed in the Besse Center Theater.
• Production and rehearsal photos from the Drama Club production of Bus Stop April 1-4, 2009 performed in the Besse Center Theater.
• Production and rehearsal photos from the Drama Club production of The Flight of the Lawnchair Man November 5-8, 2009 performed in the Besse Center Theater.
• Check out our new commercials!
• Check out our new commercials!
• Check out our new commericals!
• Power outage numbers declining
• Cabela's tourney returning to Escanaba
• Jobless rate falls in Delta County, U.P.
• Jail terms given in drug case
• Escanaba reviews new policy for evaluation
• Trick or Treat?
• District considers shared services
• County finds partner to meet MDOC requirements for jail
• Helping Thai Women Sing
• Nearly 15,000 find homes
• Beating case sent to circuit court
• Sidewalk fix caused Lincoln Road snarls
• Road work in final stretch
• Board says no to road patrol funding
• Train trouble
• County recommends layoffs
• Pharmacy worker pleads guilty to theft
• Tree time
• Bay honors Addison
• Gladstone buys into safety program
• County to make road appointment
• Delta County commissioners set millage rate
• Too much marijuana
• Break-in case in court
• Victims remembered
• Illegal fishing case appealed
• City commission wants to renovate Gladstone City Hall
• Domestic violence victims remembered tonight at vigil
• Alleged stalker extradited to Esky
• Autumn walk
• Earthquake caused U.P. crevice
• UPtoberfest draws crowd
• Blaze damages Lake Bluff home
• Deer causes fatal accident
• Push on for smoke-free rentals
• Fall splendor
• Prison term in Stamos case
• Gladstone man gets jail term for theft
• City delays final closing date on Power Plant
• Man pleads no contest to auto theft, break-in
• Resident to serve time in jail
• Crevice mystery solved?
• Chamber honors community
• Board rescinds action on renaming post office
• Man 'guilty' in child porn case
• The Show Begins
• Heating costs to drop
• Large crevice remains a mystery
• Man in court on drug charge
• Ground splits open
• No Furlough for employees, for now
• 3 charged with assault in beating
• Keeping students 'on course'
• Economic speaker talks election, timber industry
• Teen in court for alleged stabbing
• Get Moving, Michigan
• 3 face charges in motel beating
• County's furlough days on hold
• Police collect over 1,500 pounds of drugs
• Escanaba's Divine Feline
• Teen allegedly stabs inmate
• 'Nerd Mobile' visits Escanaba
• Candidates attend forum
• Career Closet Re-opens
• Soggy Homecoming
• Couple's wedding gifts stolen from reception site overnight
• Superintendent spots moose on way to work
• Bernero visits area
• Cyclists bring green message to Escanaba
• Police want to purchase hovercraft
• Reaching new neights
• Charges filed in knife assault
• Teen jailed for break-in, auto theft
• Heroin case heads to circuit court
• 1 arrested for assault, knife threat
• Round 'em up, Escanaba
• Robbery suspect sent to prison
• Road work clogs traffic
• Alleged embezzler to plead next month
• Man in serious condition after crash
• Feelin' WITty?
• Board moves to reorganize park oversight
• County struggles with '11 budget
• Bike49 group travels through U.P., Escanaba
• Commissioner Polley resigns position
• Gladstone looks for revenue sources
• Oh, my gourd!
• City explores options for site
• Bingo Mania winner
• U.P. State Fair had successful opening
• Jobless rate drops in U.P.
• Here comes flu season
• School's halls get new look
• Senior Citizen Expo set for Tuesday
• Judge won't drop charges in pot case
• Police probe Fayette break-in
• Storm spares U.P.
• Area under flood watch
• Will workers strike?
• Investigation of motel beating continues
• State 'robs' funds from schools
• Board seeks state support to buy building
• Man 'guilty' in sex case
• The Geek Squad
• Funding for Schoolcraft office OK'd for 6 months only
• Delta County considers cutting agency's 4-H program
• Gladstone restores wages to Teamsters
• Work crews pave the way
• Testimony in child sex case continues
• 2 identified in drowning
• A Wheel Adventure Ride
• U.P. man shoots film in Escanaba
• Two drown in Superior
• Escanaba declares 'Elizabeth H. Keller Day'; assessor retires
• Collision injures two
• Esky approves funds for road project
• Trial date scheduled for assault
• Police name gunman
• Good deeds, good people
• NewPage contract talks on hold
• City wants more pedestrian, non-motorized paths
• Official sustains injury in standoff
• Are tax incentives a shore way to develop business?
• Board reinstates Rapid River coach
• Up to the CHALLENGE
• Probe of meth lab ongoing
• Finding their way home
• Gladstone hires firm to develop plan for city hall
• Escanaba's Got Talent
• Man pleads guilty to child porn
• Wolves versus farmers
• A Soup'r challenge
• Walking to Battle Suicide
• Walleye tourney wraps up
• Sister Nancy Murray brings her one woman show to area
• Funding for parks in limbo?
• Remembering the fallen
• Assault case in court
• Extension funding may be hit by cuts
• Angle parking expands
• State DOC threatens to close jail
• Walk to End Silence Saturday in?Escanaba
• Gladstone Rec board posts its budget
• Ready, set, Go Fish
• City closer to power deal
• Funds dwindle for programs
• Paul Mitchell The School Escanaba Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Fall harvest outlook 'perks up'
• Missing woman found safe
• New school year, new territory for Esky
• Courthouse target of bomb threat
• All Aboard for 2010-11
• Alleged beating injures resident
• Pertussis cases rising
• Former resident completes walk to fight cancer
• Legal fees linger in sheriff's dispute
• Celebrating Labor Day
• Labor Day weekend full of events and activities
• County wants park plan
• One, Two, 3D
• Resident pleads guilty to pot charge
• TB cases confirmed in U.P.
• City hires firm to clean up plant
• Manistique gears up for annual car show
• Water World in Escanaba
• U.P. Steam and Gas Engine Show revs up for its 35th year
• Family Fun Day to offer fireworks
• Father, two sons suspects in break-in
• See the races in HD
• Health services end due to funding
• Students to learn about workplace
• Tourism numbers looking UP
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• Society '2' casual?
• Resident pleads guilty to larceny
• Resident submits idea to BP
• Healthy deer a priority
• Robbery suspect pleads guilty
• Duck races 'successful' this year
• Roaring down Ludington
• Community turns out for Walk to End Alzheimer's in Escanaba
• Bay Middle College moves to campus
• Resident shares personal battle with Alzheimer's
• Two arrested in relation to Michigan theft ring
• Egg recall hits state
• HOGs Rally and Roar
• Daily Press readers win cash
• Rough road ahead
• Walk to fight Alzheimer's Saturday in Esky
• Wasps invade athletic field
• Victims of explosion recovering
• Welcome Back Tour
• Event shows abused horses can recover
• Theft case heads to circuit court
• Jaycees get quackin' on races
• Raid nets 5,000 pot plants
• Charges against Wells man dropped
• Happy Trails in Gladstone
• HOG rally begins; impact felt
• Township welcomes new fire truck
• Gladstone questions CN move
• Clean up crews
• Man charged in gun incident
• $69M to improve U.P. broadband
• Escanaba Township to pay to use Gladstone city hydrant?
• Shooting victim in stable condition
• Acrobatic Act entertains fair crowds for first time
• U.P. State Fair 'A success'
• Tribe members to pay
• Granholm praises area for keeping fair alive
• Judge calls hearing 'sad day' for tribe
• Brothers sentenced in fish case
• Isetts named Veteran of the Year at fair
• Future of fair looks bright
• Attendance at races drops slightly
• Local band to open for Everclear tonight
• Ready to Rock
• City hires development consultant
• Tribal judge revokes residents right to subsistence fish
• Sen. Levin visits Esky
• Adventures at the U.P. State Fair
• One pleads guilty in theft case
• Four injured in wreck
• Schools make 'adequate progress'
• Athletic bussing takes center stage in Manistique
• Where's the beef?
• step right UP...
• Blimp to fly over Escanaba today
• Manistique district hires new superintendent
• Part of Esky school renovation delayed
• The World Below
• Mother gives up parental rights
• Charges filed in fatal crash
• Districts excited, cautious of Jobs Bill funds
• Look for fair results on paper's Web site
• All's Fair in the world of judging
• A wild ride in Bark River
• Driver charged with negligent homicide
• Local racers promote awareness of syndrome
• Probe of watercraft accident continues
• The REEL experts
• Bass busters
• Fight on to stop feral swine
• Watercraft accident claims life
• Asian carp worries officials
• NewPage puts talks on hold
• 'Oom papa mow mow'
• Parade for opening of event cancelled, officials say
• Region gears up for U.P. State Fair
• Great Lakes Rodeo Queen headed to U.P. State Fair
• Humid Resources
• Crime lab receives funding
• Gladstone city manager will take on budget
• Benishek gains 18-vote lead in primary
• Racers revved up for event
• Kids Unplugged
• MDNRE on wolves: 'wait and see'
• Illegal fishing trial to resume
• Anglers hit the water
• Residents get a sneak peek at farmers market
• Gotta have heART
• Stephenson project in Phase II
• Family Day set
• A long journey
• Hard times hit Sports Complex
• Bank robbery suspect in custody
• Two candidates issue comments Thursday
• Board of Canvassers certifies election results
• Artistic infusion
• Plant issues layoff notices
• Logging Congress will return to area in 2011
• First district race still undecided
• Study, experts question effectiveness, quality of aging blood
• Falcon falls in house race
• Voters decide senate picks
• Benishek or Allen?
• Incumbents ousted in Tuesday's primary
• Sheriff dodges recall in Schoolcraft County
• Judge Nebel remains in race
• McBroom defeats Falcon in race for state representative
• Residents vote out incumbents in local races
• Cool Waters
• Probe of fatal crash continues
• A HEARTy event
• The comeback kid
• Group joins wolf delisting lawsuit
• Voters hit the polls for primary
• Paul Mitchell The School Escanaba Supports Cosmetology Student in Bid for $50K Prize
• Paul Mitchell The School Escanaba Presents Hi-Tech Happenings
• Paul Mitchell The School - Escanaba - New classes start soon
• Paul Mitchell The School - Escanaba
• Paul Mitchell The School - Escanaba
• Upper Peninsula State Fair
• Explore Michigan: William Bonitas Arts Center

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