Houghton, MI News

• Houghton, MI News
• It's cookie time
• Calumet Twp. to seek millage for Colosseum
• Bittersweet homecoming
• Everyone Knows It's Windy . . .
• Adrienne Minerick Receives Williams Award for Innovative Teaching
• Martha Sloan Receives Distinguished Service Award
• Hancock 'safe driving' video wins award
• Sharon Avenue improvements planned
• Getting ready to Relay
• Promoting benefits of the Affordable Care Act
• Cantrell, Woods Receive Distinguished Teaching Awards
• Students get $35K for playground
• L'Anse approves teacher contracts
• Reading program discussed at H-PT
• Healthy food on a budget
• Hancock schools deny parent's FOIA request
• Creatures in their minds
• In praise of patriots
• Cycling, gardening and healthy eating
• Riders, walkers enjoy Bike2Work Day
• Confirmed cougar near Skanee
• Michigan Tech's Durdu Guney Receives ORAU Award
• From Lemons to Lemonade: Reaction Uses Carbon Dioxide to Make Carbon-Based Semiconductor
• Rotary readies for Seafood Fest
• Ontonagon Habitat seeks family
• Alumnus Brings Education to Ugandan Children
• Military salute
• Korby looks for successor
• Walking the bridge
• Keweenaw Co. gets energy update
• Program helps students transition
• County approves recreational authority
• Putting wood and metal together
• Hancock discusses coach candidates
• CCISD mulls fate of BRIDGE school
• Klippel Named Dean of School of Business and Economics
• Shining Light on Cells' Inner Workings
• Raise OK'd for LL-H administrator
• Dinner recognizes patriots
• Baraga County addresses taxation concerns
• Meaningful markers
• 45 pounds of prescription drugs collected
• Mining forum commences
• Mixed verdict in CSC case
• Juntunen honored in Lansing
• 'Stamp Out Hunger' Saturday
• New evidence in CSC trial
• KBIC to hold mining forum
• Hylton, Jestila appear in court
• Post offices get a reprieve
• Former Ripley businessman dies
• Baraga village tackles speeding, construction issues
• Hancock voters approve school millage
• Tamarack City project to begin this week
• Help for the highway
• Outreach Addresses Tribal Transportation on Reservations
• A Michigan Tech Education Pays Off
• Hancock schools seek levy renewal
• Labor rally held in Houghton
• Migratory Bird Festival on tap
• Bridgefest 2012
• Banking on a good retirement
• Donation for the Dee
• Judge denies injunction in Valley View case
• Leadership Institute Shares Success Secrets with High School Girls
• Learning more about bees
• Catching fish for a good cause
• Finances, restructuring discussed at Hancock meeting
• Criticism, budget concerns raised at Hancock schools meeting
• Michigan Tech Researcher Using Nanoclays to Build Better Asphalt
• Dissecting the Bioathlon competition
• May Day rally planned
• Hospital seeks public input
• Archaeologist, Chemical Engineer Unite in a War on Rust
• Enterprising High School Students Showcase Accomplishments in Detroit
• Tech, schools team up for enterprise
• Vets return from Honor Flight
• Democrat caucuses Saturday
• Small fire causes E-TC school to close early
• To cover or not to cover
• Gazette wins Good News awards
• Lewis, Nordstrom heading to trial
• Bringing fish back to the bay
• Students Reach Out to India and Its Poor
• Clean Drinking Water for Everyone
• Keweenaw ATV Club seeks trail designation
• Finlandia holds commencement
• Tech graduates 1,000
• Small fire causes early closure of Ewen-Trout Creek school
• Keeping it out of the landfill
• A?permaculture lesson
• Fire at Lakeside Cemetery
• Huuki, panel tackle veterans' issues
• Board of control praises Tech's direction
• Michigan Tech Board of Control Approves Updated Strategic Plan
• Devils retain Smackdown trophy
• Economic development forum held in Baraga
• Groups prepare to honor Korean War prisoner
• L'Anse celebrates first year of elementary art
• Mock accident held in Calumet
• Tech mobile lab visits capitol
• Students, personnel praised for dedication
• Copper Country school board awards presented
• Tech approves minor in mining engineering
• Escapee bound over to circuit court
• Michigan Tech’s “Paradise Lost” Finds a Blue Ribbon at Regional Chem-E-Car Competition
• Air Power Can Blow Holes in Soda Cans; You Can Walk on Water Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers Brings the Mysteries of Science to Washington, DC
• Back to the Future: Mining Engineering Returns to Tech
• Graphene Boosts Efficiency of Next-Gen Solar Cells
• Mobile Lab Takes Hybrid Electric Vehicle Technology on the Road
• Nemiroff Honored for Astrophysics Research
• 2012 Research Award Honors Forestry Professor Andrew Storer
• TiViTz tournament at Tech
• Calumet selects administrator for rehab projects
• Taking back the night
• Johnson named Professor of the Year
• The best of the best
• Sullivan to Address Graduates at Michigan Tech Spring Commencement
• Many Hancock projects planned for summer
• Converting waste to energy
• Dedicated to his mother
• Houghton budget presented
• Recreation authority considered
• CCISD reviews 2012-13 budget
• Park plans for summer tourism
• Baraga approves teacher contracts
• Booster club's operation questioned
• Board tackles master plan complaints
• Sweating It Out with Employee Fitness Programs
• H-PT approves all-day kindergarten
• Long-time Chassell teacher to retire
• Man sentenced for attempted CSC
• Today in Print, Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• Environmental Engineering Pioneer C. Robert Baillod Passes Away
• Families flock to fun fair
• Property rights top issue at Tea Party Rally
• Students strut stuff at undergrad Expo
• EPA work resumes in Lake Linden
• Stepen to the SiSu Shuffle
• New leadership at Omega House
• DMG?promotion kicks off
• A trip to the (family) fair
• Adams readies for grand raffle
• Houghton approves water, sewer hikes
• Tech students report on 'market leakage'
• Michigan Tech Remains the Nation's Top Peace Corps Master's International Graduate School
• County hears master plan update
• Baraga village mulls spring projects
• Baraga Cty. courthouse struggles continue
• Adams community seeks SEMCO service
• Boom Time in Small-town Wisconsin
• Meeting recording retention discussed
• New buoys in the bay
• Statement issued in quarry case
• Cleaning up Ontonagon
• The Magic and Mystery of Science are Coming to Sheboygan
• Hunting for eggs
• Harbor kids fly like eagles
• Township mulls aging sewer system
• Celebrating Easter with friends
• Petitioners protest pasty tax
• Three decades of friendship
• Catching an eye from the sky
• Keeping Wood Preservatives Where They Belong: In the Wood
• Shaft house lighting to continue
• Giving back to the community
• Luokkanen named Officer of the Year
• Help in times of need
• What is the Civil Air Patrol?
• Fugitive found
• Backroom owner in court
• Clark makes MTEC presentation
• Mroz: Evaluation 'humbling, helpful' experience
• Baraga farmer escapes DNR action
• Tech goes to 'green' caps and gowns
• Cause of Laurium fire determined
• Moyle responds to court motion
• Congressman visits Copper Country
• Worek Named Michigan Tech Dean of Engineering
• Michigan Tech Breakthrough Could Slash R&D Time for Next Generation of Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• Biomedical Engineering Student Wins Goldwater Scholarship
• Terry Sharik Appointed Dean of Forest Resources and Environmental Science
• Dean Johnson Named Michigan Professor of the Year
• Pride week events
• Gay or straight?
• Remembering the Titanic
• Motion filed in quarry case
• Students Hit the Jackpot in Venture Competition, $40K with Two Awards; Third Place Brings Home $5K
• Something to Drag About—Michigan Tech Celebrates Pride Week
• International Night a success
• Mason works toward sewage system solution
• Pigs beat the Heat
• Michigan Dems propose college funding plan
• Township hears update on building upgrade
• District reflects on first year of restructuring
• Landmark vandalized
• Residents sue Keweenaw County board
• Hancock renews superintendent contract
• Students get WISE
• Healy addresses parent's concerns
• Crowd protests Trayvon Martin case
• Ontonagon school lays off teachers
• Taste some international flavor Sunday
• Taking an outdoor tour of E.B. Holman
• Big monument for a big man
• Houghton proposes utility hikes
• Moilanen, Adkins face CSC charges
• 16 Years Later, MPSERS Continues to Dig into Universities' Pockets
• Planning begins for festival
• GOISD?informs district of services
• Silent protest planned for Thurs.
• iPads a hit with students, administrators
• Showing off science projects
• Recycled Plastic Water Bottles Become Commencement Caps & Gowns
• Ontonagon village manager reports on Lansing trip
• Inequity in school funding discussed at DB-TC
• L'Anse approves water project changes
• Ontonagon schools turns down layoffs
• Relay for Life kicks off
• An energy-efficient tour
• Taking a stand for charity
• Identity theft seminar set for Tuesday
• Teen gets year for attempted bank robbery
• Returned remains
• Huskies Student-Athletes Recognized for Academic Achievement
• Michigan Tech Biologist "Getting the Lead Out"
• Keeping seniors well-fed for 40 years
• Historic photos show Copper Country life
• Inmate still on the lam
• CCISD board adopts anti-bullying policy
• Houghton residents weigh in on master plan
• Harri: Lodge ready for summer season
• Hancock council: No pigeon feeding
• Cty. board revisits cell tower issue
• Millage on ballot for ailing courthouse
• Suomi visits South Range
• Calumet OKs stabilization project
• Search on for missing inmate
• Planning commission to allow more public comment
• Hancock school board discusses reorganization
• Houghton-PT renews superintendent contract
• Chassell offers retirement incentive
• Concerns raised at Hancock Schools meeting
• Out of This (Virtual) World: Students Host League of Legends Tournament
• Tree sale to raise money for HKCD
• AmeriCorps holds Fun Day
• Crowd mixed on geopark
• Houghton High School senior competes at state
• Grin and bare it
• Books, books and more books
• A student-run store
• Michigan Tech Chemical Engineering Students Place First and Third in SME International Research Competition
• Adams Twp. asked to support BRIDGE?efforts
• Musser talks of local economic growth
• Panthers participate in Pi Day proceedings
• Reynolds named new Houghton fire chief
• Man arrested at Houghton Backroom
• Peace Corps Volunteer Tackles a Sensitive Women's Health Problem in Uganda
• Baraga Village pursues grants for ice arena, marina
• Scholarship aids math, science teachers
• Airport Manager: Travelers should plan ahead
• Soles for souls
• Cty. approves special assessment district
• Celebrate! Forty-five Years of Jazz at Michigan Tech
• Baraga County 911 director resigns
• County master plan raises concerns
• Final reports filed in Onto. bridge, park projects
• Hurontown ball field grant app. proceeds
• Lake Linden approves all-day kindergarten
• Clarkson, Alaska Fairbanks Win Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• Mel Pearson Named WCHA Coach of the Year
• Van Pelt library book sale fundraiser set
• LL-H student heads to state geography bee
• Three generations U.S. Army strong
• Mystical Arts coming to Houghton
• If you feed them, they will come
• Restocking the ReStore
• Rhymes for reading month
• Michigan Tech Students Break for Silicon Valley
• Four sleds finish Clean Snowmobile Challenge Endurance Run at Michigan Tech
• A pause in the cause: Smelter upgrade on hiatus
• Rescue response: Tech receives new emergency sled
• Public meetings set
• A gentle glide
• Cabin fever cure
• Preparing for the big day
• Cyclotron offers adventure
• Calumet wraps up CopperDog
• Talking to the legislators
• Teens sentenced for home invasion
• Alleged safe-breaker backtracks on plea
• Calumet goes to the dogs
• Clean Snowmobile Challenge Kicks Off Next Week
• University Accreditation Visit Scheduled for Mid-March
• Cuts may be in store for National Weather Service
• Mineral named after Tech professor
• A long wait for a birthday
• A rare feat... six times over
• 'Year of the Dragon'
• Teen hits the trails
• League challenges proposed photo ID?bills
• Harju named best in state
• Scholarships Available for Future Science, Math Teachers
• New Mineral Named for Seaman Museum Curator
• Parkway Chevrolet sells to Kissel
• Board mulls Kew. Cty. mine
• Baraga Cty. millage fails - again
• Romney takes Michigan
• Turning off Small RNA: Michigan Tech Scientist Designs a New Tool for Breaking the Epigenetic Code
• State education funding questioned
• Numbers aren't everything
• Being safe on the Internet
• Election results
• Swedetown set for Great Bear Chase
• Tech celebrates African Night
• Winter storm buries Copper Country
• Revolution, reform hold interest for students
• Michigan Tech Falsely Accused of Accepting Anti-Climate Change Research Funding
• Downtown Hancock update presented
• County issues on Tuesday's ballot
• Rate increase approved
• Tech receives $1M gift
• Mroz gets raise
• Michigan Tech Board of Control Approves New Degree in Engineering Management
• New Sled Will Help EMS on the Trails
• Glide-N-Gorge coming March 4
• Houghton council approves parking deck repairs
• A better base for broadcasting
• Input sought on rec plan
• Trial delayed in home invasion case
• Superior spellers move on to U.P. Finals
• CCISD board discusses deficit
• No med. marijuana ordinance for Calumet
• Scouting students
• Slip slidin' away
• Science Olympiad team reports
• Chassell schls. welcomes new board member
• H-PT schools discuss MEAP results
• Hancock school board approves budget
• Tales from the team
• Doing their best
• Family finds ice is nice
• Fun in the forest
• SkyWest to continue as CMX carrier
• CopperDog offers day of training
• Toivola man found not guilty of CSC
• Tech parents find bond in networking
• Practicing for the Primary
• Fire damages Central home
• Houghton Middle School advances to state competition
• CSC trial begins for Kratt
• South Range Elem. celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Snowmobile death in Adams Township
• President Mroz Testifies Before Michigan Senate
• Tech celebrates Black History Month
• Looking forward to 150 years
• Making the transfer
• Tempers flare at Keweenaw County meeting
• Snowmobile accident kills one in Adams Township
• Michigan Tech Celebrates National Engineers Week, Feb. 19-25
• Legacy of Light
• County to hold special meeting for rec plan
• Ontonagon Village mulls water loss
• Barrette bids adieu
• Exploring Eruptions: Research on Volcanoes Could One Day Help Save Lives
• LL-H board OKs revised budget
• Baraga 911 to stay with Negaunee
• McConnon joins LL-H School board
• PT board?upholds removal of Wilmers
• Maple Manor sold
• Enterprise Students Help Winterize Homes
• Houghton man wins Super Bowl contest
• Young skiers brave winds for Barnelopet
• Air Force ROTC wins Carnival trophy
• Houghton club opens its doors
• Planning for the end
• Stabenow visits Copper Country
• CHS holding 'Massacure'
• Friends of Calumet library receive award
• Eagle Harbor, Copper Harbor remain checkpoints for CopperDog
• Sweet sensations for a special occasion
• Harbour gets high marks
• Stage Revue a hit with students
• Public input taken on Pelkie P.O.
• Scoring the statues: Five in a row for Phi Kappa Tau
• Phi Kappa Tau Takes First in Fraternity Statue Competition; Theta Chi Epsilon Tops Women’s Groups
• Statues Stand Tall In Spite of Weather Warm-up
• Trees Find the Nitrogen They Need, Even in a Super-Size CO2 World
• Michigan Tech Celebrates Black History Month
• Scrap for cash
• Watershed fundraising effort halfway to goal
• Pelkie P.O. under review
• Tech railroad program to share in $3.5M grant
• Sharing the act of courage
• Alcohol, cash stolen from Iron Horse
• Working to make it official
• Annual Snowfest benefit a success
• Hawks crowned Carnival Queen
• Learning survival tactics
• Winter Carnival Queens Coronation set for tonight
• CopperDog positively impacts Copper Country
• Huuki holds town hall
• Michigan Tech Tapped for National Rail Research, Education Center
• Hancock prepares for sesquicentennial
• Chamber hosts presentation on local mining exploration
• Fresh face for festival
• Wii and the Word
• Tech mulls new management degree
• Teaching beyond the textbook
• Filling out the form
• Spellers head to regionals following district competitions
• Escaped suspect in custody
• Classy confections
• Ski For Heart set
• Copper Country radio pioneer dies
• New assessor, treasurer at Elm River Twp.
• What Makes Our State Great? Michigan Tech's Winter Carnival!
• John Dee fundraiser in full swing
• Remembering the unforgettable
• KEDA?donation to benefit youth
• Not afraid of a little snow
• Police looking for escaped suspect
• Keweenaw ATV Club gets $15K grant
• Children still facing poverty challenges
• A beautiful day to build a statue
• CopperDog 150 seeking volunteers
• C-L-K students thank Calumet Township
• Researcher Studies Hockey and Football Concussions: Is it Time for Major Changes?
• Put on your hat and dance
• A visionary breakthrough
• An economic incentive
• Clean and quiet
• Heikinpiv events set to begin
• Council approves more lights for College Avenue
• State Dem chair optimistic
• Finlandia ends elementary education program
• What's your flavor ?
• Students look for public input on transit system
• Copper Country colonel closed
• A Pure Gold evening
• Clean Snowmobile Challenge on Track for March
• Petition drive begun against Brockway tower
• Woman sentenced for assault
• Elm River Twp. names new assessor named in Elm River
• Students raise funds for Uganda project
• A joyful noise
• Grant, donations provide facelift for Dial Help
• Fun in the snow
• Cyclotron to round out CopperDog 150 weekend
• A spacious studio
• Ontonagon recreation plan ready for review
• Kew. Cty. veterans get webpage
• Tech hockey featured at Rotary
• Osmose recognized for effort with veterans
• Main Street Calumet selling former Thurner's Bakery
• Holiday Inn Express in Houghton acquired
• Equalization director shuffle in Keweenaw Cty.
• Turmoil in Elm River Township
• School closures in effect
• Hancock to receive third fiber optic cable system
• County reorganizes, Mooney in as chair
• Calumet village discusses CopperDog
• CCISD board weighs health care options
• Historical survey set for summer
• Visitor Center, survey focus of commission meeting
• American Legion commander visits Lake Linden
• Chassell board gets tour of auto shop
• Hancock schools: New website to be ready next month
• Looking for your vote
• H-PT passes best practices
• L'Anse OKs 6-year school board terms
• Planning a rescue
• Time for Pure Gold event
• A space to play
• KCF funding youth projects
• Teaching valuable skills
• MSP Calumet Post sees increase in responses
• CopperDog 150 prepping for third year
• Women's shelter gets $20K grant
• Snowmobiler dead in accident
• Tech readies for Martin Luther King Jr. week
• Tech offers free bus service for hockey games
• Chamber outlines path for future
• E. coli outbreak at Houghton eatery
• Mind Trekkers Brings Self-Adjusting Specs, a Maglev Train to Einstein Science Expo
• A journey back to wholeness
• Tech MBA Online Ranked Among US News and World Report’s Honor Roll Programs
• Sweet 16 for Sarazin on school board
• Portage Township mulls master plan
• First village meeting for Ontonagon manager
• Baraga County reconsiders 911 switch
• Swimming in It or Drinking It, Water Beckons Graduate Student
• Local impact unclear for FAA pilot rest rules
• Taking a tour: Municipal leaders get update on charred building
• Attempted safe-cracker pleads guilty
• Almost Perfect: Michigan Tech Researcher Nears Creation of Superlens
• Huuki among presenters at LeaderShape Conference in Alberta
• Expanding the market
• Getting it right
• Snowmobiles damage Mount Bohemia
• Hancock man charged for home invasion
• KFRC ringing in the new year with sledding and snowshoeing event
• Tech offers new slate of activities classes
• L'Anse businesses complete fundraiser
• Portage Health gives update on health care industry
• Getting an ASIST with suicide prevention
• Library offers 'Food for Fines'
• Running for Amy: Hundreds turn out for fundraiser
• Chassell family welcomes New Year's baby
• A great night for a mocktail
• The art of dance
• Need a ride home?
• Driver named in Hancock house crash
• Congressman visits Copper Country: Benishek says long-term solutions needed
• Congressman visits Copper Country: Constituents voice concerns in Mohawk
• L'Anse raises water, electric rates
• Manager makes 2012 projections for lodge
• Salvation Army in a slump
• Benefit run planned for struck pedestrian
• Benefit run planned for struck pedestrian
• Keweenaw County works to correct audits
• Passing on a baking tradition
• Serving Christmas dinner
• Commemorating a tragedy
• Quite an honor: Vets share 'chance of a lifetime'
• Bring on the snow
• Christmas Queen
• Keeping the heat on
• Cheer Club wraps up
• Variance for lighthouse in Gay denied
• Board OK's variance for Brockway Mtn. cell tower
• Readying for CopperDog
• Keweenaw toy drive a success
• CCISD board mulls charter schools
• Calumet man slain in Ga.
• Chassell teacher raises funds for classroom
• More ice for Mites
• Chassell school board discusses election changes
• L'Anse schools pass tax resolution
• Hancock Schools approve best practice resolutions
• One incumbent in, three out in KBIC election
• Sugar city
• Getting help for Christmas
• It's still not too late to donate
• Ski lessons for the kids
• Tech student aids National Geographic
• Stephen Anderson/Daily Mining Gazette Susan Verville sorts stuffed animals at The Salvation Army gym in downtown Hancock Wednesday afternoon as part of the annual Cheer Club toy drive. Stuffed animals, dolls and gifts for young children have been popular
• Tech research: Solar power getting less expensive
• Local churches receive grants
• Houghton woman in critical condition
• DENSO Student Design Center Expands Horizons of Michigan Tech Engineering Students
• Calumet Twp. mulls zoning changes
• Jibba Jabba in jeopardy
• Man dead in Onto. Cty. crash
• KBIC to hold elections
• L'Anse positive about power
• Water project nearing completion
• Green Christmas
• Houghton Cty. OKs $400K brownfield loan
• Board members discuss safety
• Aspirus lights Tree of Love
• Township gets Pilgrim River management plan update
• Baraga County board debates 911 move
• Tech adds new degree programs
• Pierce receives special recognition
• Mroz's contract extended
• Theater going 3D
• Safe-breaking suspects in court
• Michigan Tech Board of Control Approves New Degree Programs
• Michigan Tech Board Extends President Mroz's Contract
• KLT hosts Marsin Center open house
• Local schools react to MEAP changes
• Attempted murder suspects appear in court
• Tech hosts Third Annual Math Jam competition
• Visions of sugar plums at Carnegie Museum
• New teaching tools coming to Tech faculty
• Looper headed to trial on home invasion
• Christmas in Baraga Cty.
• LBFE seeks holiday volunteers
• Teens sentenced for assault
• Helping Iraq One Project at a Time
• Geology Student Helps National Geographic Talk about African Rifts
• Anonymous angels wanted
• Votes needed for animal home
• Event provides family fun
• Tracking the trackers
• Teen waives preliminary hearing
• Local agencies receive $16K in arts funding
• Trials set for home invasion, CSC cases
• Park to give Tech commencement address
• Shoppers enjoy Poor Artists Sale
• Lessons at the lanes
• A two-horse open sleigh
• Speaking to Rotary
• Celebrating a hometown Christmas
• 'Tree of Love' set for Dec. 12
• Closing up for the winter
• Over 400 Michigan Tech Grads to be Honored at Midyear Commencement
• L'Anse FD to host high-tech training
• Exhibit highlights art with a repurpose
• Tree-lighting event raises funds
• Mroz discusses student retention
• Celebrating Finnish independence
• Gazette kicks off Cheer Club 2011
• Houghton releases survey results
• Alleged thief waives prelim
• Cougar still in the area
• Strikes for scholarships
• Education in Tune with Industry Raises Michigan Tech's Job Placement Rate to Nearly 95 Percent
• Affordable Solar: It's Closer Than You Think
• DB-TC schools discusses state testing
• Tech presentation raises awareness of AIDS/HIV
• Poor Artists Sale set for Saturday
• Jimmy John's set to open in Houghton
• KBOCC receives $1M in grant funding
• Scenic highways and byways
• Toivola man bound over on CSC charges
• L'Anse mulls sewer problems following project completion
• Sheriff kicks off toy drive
• Teens bound over on home invasion charges
• Portage Health to host Lights of Love event
• Club spreads cheer to Copper Country kids
• Retailers at the Rozsa
• Tech to host HIV/AIDS awareness event
• Unharvested timber equals missed opportunities
• Change coming in health care tax
• Here comes Santa Claus
• Calumet Township Board considers tractor purchase
• MSP steps up enforcement
• Black Friday a hit
• Stores prepaStores prepare for Black Friday massesre for Black Friday masses
• Hockey association treasurer arrested
• At the core: Tech scientists reveal new data
• Village explains snow removal delay
• DNR: Deer kill numbers up
• Baraga Cty. stakeholders discuss shared resources
• Hancock Schools thank foundation
• Science unit ends with a bang
• County agrees to energy study
• Principal's comments, article rankle crowd
• Tech taking part in initiatives
• LBFE campaign under way
• An old-fashioned Christmas
• Lake Linden company competes downstate
• PLDL, Tech offer computer tutoring
• Learning more about adoption
• A lunar lecture
• Maritime exhibit opens at Carnegie
• Lighthouse request for Gay rejected
• Little Brothers looking for Thanksgiving volunteers
• Carbon Foam: The Key Ingredient of a Better Battery?
• On the road: Tech students take medical invention to next level
• Council approves MSHDA grant app.
• Kew. Cty. board gets update on Hills Creek project
• Man withdraws CSC plea
• Hancock council just says no
• L'Anse completes energy upgrades
• Road commission funding mulled in Baraga County
• Leaving a legacy
• Pitching the Perfect Game (Plan): Students Sell Their Business Ideas
• Michigan Tech Team Earns Top 10 Finish in Regional "Battle of the Brains"
• L'Anse renews inspector contract
• Portage Township mulls projects, zoning
• Trooper suspended pending abuse charges
• Teens face home invasion charges on break-in charges
• C-L-K ranked No. 5 for technology
• Structures in steel
• A handmade holiday
• Beating the odds
• Thieves rob Angel Mission
• Houghton elementary students share monsters, experiences with downstate class
• Omega House working to help veterans
• World War II vets honored
• Saluting the nation's veterans
• Legislators visit with local superintendents
• How Old is the Earth’s Inner Core? Tech Researcher Weighs in with New Evidence
• Rural health clinic set to open
• In search of some shut-eye
• Man sentenced for March police chase
• Being prepared
• Michigan Tech Among Universities Receiving $6.63 Million in State Economic Development Funding
• SkyWest rep updates KEDA
• Snow causes power outages, fender benders
• Houghton mulls electric vehicle chargers
• Better than epic: Trails now 'Ride Centers'
• Keeping people warm this winter
• Connector trail completed in Portage Township
• Spirited crowd for Finlandia family fest
• Tech awarded $750K grant
• Multiple seats, millages on Onto. County ballot
• Spurr Twp. voters to consider millage
• House decked out in Halloween decorations
• Frights, delights at Treat Street
• Baraga Legion Post hits another setback
• All eyes on Calumet
• State police hosts National Prescription Take Back Day
• Local singing sweetheart gets national exposure
• Taking the oath: Nine become U.S. citizens
• Levin addresses business leaders
• Haunted Mine Tours return
• Commission grants having an impact
• Jeffers reacts to parents' concerns over student
• Houghton to host Treat Street Friday
• Park readies for grand opening
• Sustainable Futures Institute Receives $750,000 NSF Grant
• DB-TC board discusses funding uncertainties
• L'Anse approves final payment on sewer project
• Maple Manor sale on hold
• Interim Onto. manager looks for replacement
• Man sentenced in animal cruelty case
• High school Halloween horror
• Tuning up: Men attend health event
• Farmers market finishes first year
• Powwow celebrates harvest spirit
• Senate candidate visits Houghton
• A Country Critters Calendar
• Time to stock the pantry
• Visitor center ready for grand opening
• Hancock house fire ruled an accident
• Hands, Minds—and Trees—Across the Sea
• Tretheweys Create Endowed Professorship for Portfolio Management Program
• Baraga, L'Anse villages explore collaboration
• Howl-O-Scream to benefit youth
• School administrators, legislators to meet
• Two arraigned in ATM break-in attempt
• Tech receives $1M gift
• Michigan Tech Researchers to Study Atmospheric Aerosols at PICO Mountain Research Observatory
• Tech Bucks National Trend in Graduate Student Enrollment
• Rally yields local winners
• Three in custody after attempted bank robbery
• Photojournalist coming to Copper Country
• Fifth FiberRama raises funds
• Gala Latina inspires dancing
• Renowned Composer to Direct Students at Michigan Tech Honors Band and Choir Festival
• Shake that mailbox
• A trip to Africa: Learning about Tanzania
• Fire Prevention Week observed in South Range
• Ecosystem Management Must Consider Human Impact Too
• Houghton OKs ordinances
• Adams board hears construction update
• Small businesses focus of KEDA presentation
• Fund set up for Hancock fire victims
• Business School Dedicates LSGI Trading Room
• Northern Michigan Bank & Trust in Harvey robbed
• Baraga Cty. tables 911 board proposal
• Houghton Cty. approves $100K loan
• Learning from the pros
• Greenland residents voice P.O. concerns
• Algomah Acres celebrates harvest
• Homecoming royalty
• Participants happy with program
• Good turnout for inaugural Expo
• Four students lose home in Hancock fire
• Black and gold pride
• Tech creates emergency service
• Mixed bag for student head count
• Dial Help receives generous donation
• Turn on the Heat campaign begins
• Tech health care situation discussed
• United Way talks at Eggs &Issues
• Tech receives 160,000 from GM
• Michigan Tech Receives $160,000 Check from General Motors
• Pennington Named President of American Geosciences Institute
• Habitat dedicates Houghton home
• Conservancy group receives $20K
• Group vandalizes golf course
• L'Anse sewer project complete
• Michigan Tech Rolls Out Emergency Medical Response Team
• Walk raises poverty awareness
• Getting a little help with the heat
• The perfect pumpkin
• The leaves, they are a-changin'
• A?sale for the kids
• Getting roof damage fixed
• KBIC cuts ribbon on Health and Education Center
• Wilmers sues Portage Township
• 'Chillers' author thrills kids
• Rest home awaits hearing date
• MSHDA grant app approved
• Post office meetings continue
• Everyone knows it's windy
• Ontonagon hosts Walk to School event Oct. 6
• Michigan Tech Faculty, Students Honored for Great Lakes Research
• Houghton approves TIFA changes
• Baraga County approves budget
• Replacing revenue sharing: Hancock working on new plan
• Power Up
• USPS representatives visit Ahmeek
• Michigan Tech Dedicates New Solar Energy Research Facility
• Road commissions get ready for winter
• Cougar sighted in Houghton County
• Companies increase incentives
• Job hunting
• H-PT gets energy honor
• DB-TC board mulls funding uncertainty
• USPS employees rally behind HR 1351
• Village council debates new manager
• Historic lighthouse no longer left in the dark
• Getting ready for flu season
• MPSC forum set in Ontonagon
• Movie premiere draws a crowd
• Tech hockey to host 'Meet the Coaches'
• Tech scientists install local seismic station
• International cuisine
• Walking for a cause
• Painesdale hosts post office review meeting
• Keweenaw Krayons celebrating Art on Wheels
• Changes at the Chamber
• Finlandia closing pool
• Drug raid in Hancock
• Michigan Tech Video Game on Xbox Live
• KEDA?hears presentation on Greenforces R&D project
• KML manager: Lodge profitable in 2011
• Police chief fields complaints
• The lives of soldiers
• Township retains assessor
• Village IDs buildings for MSHDA grants
• CCISD hires replacement head for Great Start
• Getting defensive
• Residents removed from Covington Rest Home
• Fair Trial Forum held
• Hancock Schools delay hiring of elementary school principal
• Trial date set for CSC suspects
• USPS to visit
• Harbor hosts chili cook-off
• How safe are your medical records?
• Diversity on display
• KLT to hold bike outing
• Something different: Food, dance featured at festival
• Aspirus Keweenaw hosting Women's Health Expo
• Baraga teachers reach two-year agreement
• Two fawns frolicking
• Cleaning up the beach
• Remembering a record swim
• Harvest Gathering food drive under way
• Presentation to aid children with disabilities
• Griffin found guilty in Ontonagon animal abuse trial
• Transfer program to aid associate degree students
• Lake Linden Campground hosts 'Spooktember'
• Man dead in rollover crash
• Enrollment a mixed bag for universities
• Trial begins in animal cruelty case
• Hodek Named to State Fire Safety Board
• Michigan Tech Participating in UP-wide Reverse Transfer Agreeement
• Michigan Tech Fights Back Against Sexual Assault: Responsible Relationship Days
• Public asked to decorate for Parade of Nations
• Houghton Cty. approves $8.4M budget
• L'Anse DDA votes to raze building
• Cougar sighted in Ontonagon
• Michigan Tech Climbs in US News Rankings
• DNR gives update on Menominee River project
• Interim manager named in Ontonagon village
• Moyle asks for progress on special-use permit
• Copperwood mine key topic of DNR meeting
• Michigan DNR: Cougar caught - on camera
• Preparing for the worst
• DNR citizens' council to meet tonight
• Police investigate abduction claim
• Lake Linden man falls to death
• Students turn out for Keweenaw Day
• No ifs, ands or butts
• Parade of Nations Brings a World of Food and Festivities to the Keweenaw
• Grant matched
• Water project progresses in Baraga
• Finlandia's field of dreams
• GS Engineering downsizes
• Obama reveals $447B jobs plan
• Michigan Tech Enrollment Increases to More Than 7,000
• Gymnasts look to beat world record
• All aboard: Historical Society hosts Dinner Train event
• Hancock, Houghton councils approve proposal
• Tech professor receives research award
• Almost showtime: Exhibits arrive at Union Building
• Chicken on the barbie Saturday
• iPad nation
• SmartZone CEO resigns
• Attempted murder suspect pretrial continues
• Raising funds for athletics
• Walking for the community
• Weather cooperates for annual Bridge Walk
• Phone service, 911 out in Houghton, Keweenaw counties
• Onto. village manager dead
• New Ontonagon village manager found dead
• Benefit at the Dee
• Remembering a disastrous day
• A?Celtic celebration
• Antiques, appraisals and automobiles
• Interrupted service
• From Houghton to Kandahar
• Offering mini-grants for artistic pursuits
• Studying local mass transit
• Some Chamber members request changes
• Visitors Bureau unveils new website
• Family fun
• Copper Country schools excel in state ranking
• E-TC board mulls student use of e-readers
• Conservancy coordinates cleanup
• Family reflects on son's life
• MSHDA head tours Calumet
• Teachers get training in Superfund sampling
• Commissioners put off courthouse vote
• Hancock hosts Highland Games
• Barkell principal moves on
• Man dead in rollover accident
• Houghton County Fair delights
• Spreading the wealth
• Brewfest satisfies
• Smooth sounds at Porkies music fest
• Waiting for the state
• Students get a Taste of Houghton
• Construction progressing for Great Lakes Research Center
• Finlandia U. wraps up orientation
• A study in sweetness
• Kinnunen crowned queen
• Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers amaze crowds
• Portage Health expands University Center
• Tech Trails Now One of Nation's Top Six Cross-Country Ski Courses
• Ford and Michigan Tech Team Up to Imagine a Better Bus System
• Body of missing woman found
• Spoke of Hope ride set for Sunday
• Could it happen here?
• Houghton council nixes residential rezoning
• Supporting preservation
• Body of missing woman found
• Back to School for Houghton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Keeping warm this winter
• Magnificent meltdown
• A perspective on poverty
• Nettell gets 11 months for larceny
• Village mulls goose problem at park
• DB-TC school board amends handbook
• Four-car crash injures one
• Search for woman continues
• Tech students train for emergencies
• Michigan Tech Track & Field Team Wins Academic Honors
• A good year for Art in the Park
• Tech welcomes new freshmen
• Celebrating the Ojibwa culture
• Search on for missing woman
• Construction continues in Baraga County
• Students attend Book Arts Camp
• Fence at Hecla Cemetery vandalized
• Collecting backpacks
• Tornado hits Ontonagon Friday
• Baraga concert promotes clean living
• Calumet Theatre hosts grand raffle fundraiser
• County mulls courthouse repairs
• New supervisor in Elm River Twp.
• Music by the bay
• Art in the Park
• Downtown Hancock survey under way
• Chamber unveils plaque for Jon Davis
• Board votes to close lodge for winter
• Admission denied
• Alum's tricked-out toy truck a lifesaver for US troops
• Fire damages Hancock duplex
• Jeff Daniels delights Calumet crowd
• Hundreds attend town hall meeting
• Interview: Tax reforms and recalls
• Calumet sets moratorium on medical marijuana
• Can We Bring the Grayling Back to Michigan?
• Numbers up at H-PT
• Chassell approves busing agreement
• S. Range readies for $1.2M water project
• Work ongoing at smelter site
• Liimatta named U.P. Veteran of the Year
• Decades later, hero honored on Isle Royale
• Painting prompts search for story
• Governor to visit Houghton
• Baraga County Fair delights
• A dream becomes reality
• Festival for the Eagle River bridge
• CSC suspect pleads not guilty
• Baraga Cty. queen crowned
• Keweenaw Krayons gets new executive director
• Baraga State Park hosting Rendezvous
• Dial Help celebrates 40th anniversary
• Health care providers announce partnership
• Michigan Tech Hires 11 New Faculty in Health and Energy Initiatives
• Adams district adopts teacher evaluation model
• Eyes to the skies
• Partnership buys mineral rights for exploratory action
• Missing hikers found
• Hikers still missing in Keweenaw County
• Popular Pelkie pastime
• SkyWest to bid again for airport service
• Search continues in Keweenaw Cty. for missing hikers
• Residents complain about tire facility
• Baraga Schools finalize school year plans
• Village gets Smurfit-Stone site update
• Ontonagon village names new manager
• Baraga County mulls failed courthouse millage
• Moyle asks for clarification
• Northern Lights delight
• Baraga birthday bash
• Construction continues in Baraga
• Shedding light on an icon
• Tech and the volcano: Researchers in Chile
• Post offices play waiting game
• Local reactions to emergency manager law
• Taking a closer look: Emergency manager law challenged
• CSC suspects head to circuit court
• Chamber of Commerce members ponder role in community
• Seaman descendants in attendance at grand opening
• Move a year in the making
• Board of Control Attends Dedications of A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum, Paul and Susan Williams Center for Computer Systems Research
• Baraga State Park to celebrate 90 years this weekend
• Carnegie Museum to hold fundraiser
• Learning emergency procedures
• Riding for veterans
• Taking a closer look: The emergency manager law
• Continuing education: Tech hosts K-12 teachers
• Local politicians react to debt bill
• Baraga courthouse millage fails
• Tech alumni reunion kicks off Thursday
• Police divers search Torch Lake
• Judge: 30 days to file for quarry special-use permit
• Exhibits, activities part of Ontonagon County Fair
• Firefighters tourney concludes
• Street work in Cal. Twp. approved
• The Blessing of the Pets
• KNHP?looks to fill vacant seat
• Voters to decide courthouse fate Tuesday
• Health Department monitoring local beaches
• Woman pleads to larceny
• Firefighters showcase skills
• North Woods Conservancy opens center in Ahmeek
• Forgotten Eagles begin Ride Around Michigan
• GardenView holds grand opening
• BCMH forum addresses concerns
• U.P. firefighters get ready for tournament
• Valley View Quarry developments
• Northbound traffic off Bridge Street barred
• KBIC receives $150K grant
• Crash injures 3 teens
• Federal judge recommends dismissal of suit
• Fundraising ongoing for Pilgrim River easement property
• Ontonagon County Fair time
• Animals, games and other family favorites
• Welcome U.P. firefighters
• Chamber turnover
• Road Scholar program offers lifelong learning
• CCISD board reorganizes
• Onto. residents fed up with speeding boats
• MDEQ director visits Copper Country
• Man killed in motorcycle crash
• Plants Can Thrive in Copper-Tainted Soils with a Little Help from Bacteria, Michigan Tech Researcher Finds
• SmartZone accelerates business growth
• Trucks, crowds big for Big Truck Day
• Celebrating 150 years
• Yuletide without snow
• KBIC holds pow-wow
• Frisbee Hall of Fame gets home
• Raising awareness of colorectal cancer
• Taking a 513-mile run
• Baraga construction starts Monday
• Chassell Beach closed
• Summer School at Tech: A Research Experience for High School Teachers
• Book tour to stop in Hancock, Houghton, L'Anse
• End-of-the-road engines: Car show Sat.
• Big Truck Day to be held Saturday
• Trial set in Baraga Cty. drug case
• Labor of love
• County OK's funding for biofuel study
• Residents voice concerns over taxation hearing
• More construction to come in Hancock
• Township board officers resign
• Repairs, upgrades under way at Adams Schools
• Park commission mulls storm damage
• Business leaders voice job concerns
• H-PT names new elementary school principal
• Lieutenant Governor visits Copper Country
• CTS eliminates cross country program
• Woman attacked by black bear
• Power outage blamed on crow
• Laurium man charged in high-speed chase
• Smoke caused by Canadian forest fire
• Social media sheds light on annual CC Humane Society Bash
• Hundreds brave heat for CC Humane Society Bash
• Rockland the opera premieres in Houghton
• Hot enough for ya?
• Power restored to all UPPCO customers
• 'Molly the Red Jacket Trolley' may be put to use
• Having a heat wave
• A?warning to parents
• Crash on M-26
• Copper Harbor Trails Club thinking nationally
• Construction under way at McAfee Field
• Mighty Monarchs
• Airport makes improvements
• Bugs and Slugs and Spiders, Oh My!
• Researchers Connect Volcanic Activity to Mini-earthquakes
• Adams school board faces 'tight' year
• New member joins Houghton council
• Writer's popularity no mystery
• Lahti buys former D&N Building
• Views mixed on teacher tenure bills
• County approves layoffs
• Dates set in attempted murder, drug cases
• Baraga Village accepts $265K construction bid
• Lac La Belle harbor project stalls
• Ontonagon to reinstate teachers
• Baraga school board reorganizes
• Village denies building variance
• Courthouse options discussed by board
• Portage Twp. ousts zoning administrator
• A?sneak peek at FinnFest
• MusicFest raises funds, spirits in Gay
• Good times at 63rd annual Strawberry Festival
• Shopko Hometown opens to fanfare in Calumet
• It's a Crane sweep at Strawberry Festival
• Man gets year for cop assault
• From Oil Spill to Toxic Waste: the Polymer Solution
• Growers report 'berry good' year
• Story Line art project displayed at Tech
• Quilt show fundraiser for humane society
• Waste Management Truck fire extinguished
• Copper Country Relay for Life top fundraiser
• Strawberry Festival Friday, Saturday in Chassell
• Brief but violent storm causes damage on north end
• Hancock approves bus privatization
• Great Start offers scholarships for preschoolers
• Feelin' the Fourth
• Years of work culminate in 'Rockland' premiere
• L'Anse skatepark complete
• Focusing on the patient
• Chassell celebrates All-School Reunion weekend
• Anatomy of a pasty
• Woman gets 9 months for check fraud
• Legislation concerning mining approved
• Copper Harbor preps for Fourth
• Local schools beat MME averages
• Digging for their Finnish roots
• Hancock-Finlandia award popular with students
• 'Rockland' opens to rave reviews in Finland
• Student project highlights Keweenaw attractions
• Polkinghorne retires after 40 years with district
• Baraga mulls court move
• RSVP program recycling electronic waste
• Ewen-TC school board adopts budget
• Who's ready for a pasty?
• Rebuilding art
• Four Copper Country post offices considered for closure
• Chassell Schools approve budget
• Bicyclist midway through coast-to-coast fundraiser
• Family mulls future after store closure
• Calumet woman killed in collision
• Japanese consul tours U.P. mines, extraction sites
• L'Anse village approves $350K grant app.
• Robert Voakes Day observed
• Judge, controller spar over Internet monitoring
• Former Hancock student killed in crash
• Kenneth L. Knighton
• Amateur radio operators participate in international field day
• Firefighters show skill in South Range
• Man arrested for fleeing police Sunday
• Copper Country comes out for Relay
• Free museum admission for military personnel
• Miller's Jewelry closing
• Lake Linden disc golf course opens
• Students excavate Cliff Mine site
• Controversial mineral extraction bill debated
• Time change for honors ceremony
• Last meeting for Baraga schools superintendent
• Keweenaw landmarks shine in racing video game
• In pursuit of a cure: Couple battles cancer together
• Baraga Schools plan for reorganization
• Open seat on Houghton council
• Houghton council approves water, sewer rate hike
• A cool, wet start to summer
• Adams Township residents learn more about oral history
• Great Start requests $100K in matching funds for grant
• Calumet Village recognizes long-serving employees
• CCISD approves revised general budget
• Power outage on M-26 Tuesday
• Man sentenced to year for break-ins
• Onto. schools brace for revenue cuts
• Ontonagon schools approve 'pay-to-participate' sports plan
• Teachers, aides lose jobs in Houghton-PT
• L'Anse lays off teachers in budget fix
• Flags at half-staff today for fallen L'Anse soldier
• Scrumptious Seafood Fest
• Bridgefest offers bevy of attractions
• Pedestrian hit on M-26
• Construction at mineral museum now complete
• Hundreds enjoy Bridgefest parade
• Tech grad featured on national stamp
• KBIC hosts annual Kids Fishing Derby
• Tech team turfs up treasures at Cliff Mine
• Ontonagon school makes national register
• Ontonagon mulls boardwalk erosion
• US Postage Stamp Recognizes Alumnus Who Won a Nobel Prize
• Keweenaw County Board mulls courthouse repairs
• Shopko Hometown store to open in Calumet
• County considers winter closure for Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
• Hancock baseball fence to stay in place
• Pedal power
• Molecular Biologist Uses Computer Science to Solve a Genetic Puzzle
• Michigan Tech Students Bring Gifts of Mobility to Indian Kids
• Tech on Spike TV
• County board gets Pilgrim River Watershed update
• C-L-K to borrow $2.2M
• Suit filed against Portage Twp.
• Lettuce Rejoice! A Garden Grows in the Food Desert
• Baraga County to honor fallen soldier
• Grant pre-app angers some in Portage Township
• Building purpose an issue in Ontonagon
• Voakes laid to rest Monday
• Hundreds gather to honor soldier
• Voakes comes home
• County to celebrate sesquicentennial
• Crowds enjoy art and music festival
• Scholar Coauthors Book on Mining Company, Marquette Iron Range
• Carl Peterson, local writer, dies at 72
• Portage medical records go electronic
• New Baraga County Memorial Hospital to open its doors
• Car pulled from Bond Lake
• H-PT staff cuts proposed
• Expo celebrates 'Superior Lifestyles'
• Mark's work with KEDA honored
• Remembering Army Pfc. Robert Voakes Jr.
• Houghton approves budget
• St. John Family Provides Another $1 Million Estate Gift to Michigan Tech
• Stabilizing history: Efforts continue at former smelter site
• C-L-K students enjoy garden education
• Free fishing weekend
• Teen arraigned on ethnic intimidation
• Attempted murder suspect bound over
• Teen held for ethnic intimidation
• Huuki tours childhood education sites
• Attempted arson investigated
• Baseball fence sparks debate
• L'Anse soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Health, safety draw a crowd
• Ladies' Gala raises funds for SKY
• Hundreds sign Snyder recall petition
• Spring Art &?Music Festival celebrates milestone
• Museum offers a glimpse into the past
• Baraga hires new principal
• Learning citizenship
• Man gets year for home invasion
• Houghton Rotary honors district's Polkinghorne
• Tech EcoCAR ready for challenge
• Nettell pleads guilty to check fraud
• Electronic waste collection Saturday
• Bridgefest 2011
• Health and Safety Fair returns Sat.
• Michigan Nature Association to host nature walk Saturday
• Hancock middle, high school students take on Paavola Wetlands project
• Fisherman found after four-hour search in Stanton
• Houghton water, sewer rates to rise
• A benefit for the KennerDome
• KNHP documenting history, conditions of historic landscapes
• Lac La Belle harbor undergoing renovation
• Making fire the old-fashioned way
• Audrey Mayer Receives Powe Award
• Expo to highlight 'superior lifestyles'
• Hancock man killed in crash
• Communities observe Memorial Day
• Friends, colleagues recall Gloria Jackson
• Agency reinstates adoption services
• Foster couple shares positive experience
• Bike group head cites membership growth
• A superior summit: Bike enthusiasts converge in Copper Harbor
• Conservation Corps workers key to park clean-up
• County spars over transfer station bids
• New trooper in place at MSP Calumet post
• Houghton council approves rental
• Community comes together for injured youth
• Accused check bouncer stands mute
• DNR head visits Copper Country
• Sorby Honored for Spatial Visualization Work
• State-of-the-art health care
• Bridge tourney to raise money for Good Will Farm
• Group warns of garlic mustard plant invasion
• Lightning strikes Heritage Center tower
• Crowd attends ribbon-cutting for BCMH
• Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers Take Science Fun to Knoxville
• A Stent Event: Michigan Tech Students Mimic Blood Flow in the Lab
• Three Michigan Tech Faculty Win NSF CAREER Awards
• Dollar Bay Schools mull proposed cuts
• Gazette welcomes new writer
• Relay teams gear up for June event
• 'Click It or Ticket' in effect
• Tech business professor dies
• Business Professor Bob Mark Dies
• Boy Scouts get prepared
• Teen critically injured in crash
• 'Adopted son' back in Copper Country
• Event honors Armed Services personnel
• KBC recalls beers made before April due to bitter taste
• Good Will Farm provides hope for teens in need
• Former Good Will Farm resident overcomes all odds
• Baraga man stands mute on drug charge
• Finlandia breaks ground on former Condon Field
• One injured in rollover
• SAE Honors Johnson for Legacy of Powertrain Engineering Research
• Learning robotics
• Good Will Farm an asset to the community
• Baraga man stands mute on drug charge
• Bonding with a 'big brother'
• County gets update on courthouse project
• Houghton City Council mulls decrease in 2012 budget
• Hancock Fire Chief seeks grant for equipment
• Commissioners hear concerns about lodge
• State of Michigan website down
• Adams schools plan upgrades
• Market approved for Agassiz Park
• Salute to troops set for Saturday
• ELK presentation given at CCISD meeting
• Chassell receives thanks from troops
• PEAK program tops Hancock board meeting
• Houghton to get JV hockey
• Chassell board, teachers reach agreemen
• Dinner honors Parade of Thanks dignitaries
• Eating healthy in the hospital
• Marks of distinction: Honoring the fallen
• Rallying for education
• Honoring years of service
• Walking for social program funding awareness
• Local student collects 195 pounds of food
• Foundation front to get a facelift
• Wisniewski found not guilty
• Lake Linden DDA to host farmers' market
• Gazette wins Good News awards
• Preserving heritage: Art project tells 7,000 stories
• Youth learn bullying avoidance
• Trial begins in CSC case
• EU bioenergy group visits KEDA
• Man found not guilty of CSC charges
• Flags ordered lowered today
• Houghton Cty. passes reapportionment plan
• Trial begins today in CSC case
• Man pleads to Houghton B&Es
• Lightning determined to cause outage
• Businesses react to widespread power failure
• Lake Linden-Hubbell makes staff cuts
• Power outage hits area
• Residents pack Portage Twp. meeting
• Ontonagon village manager leaving
• Widespread power outage
• Localized flooding, but little overall rain
• Stewards of tomorrow: Teaching kids about the Big Lake
• Ontonagon village manager leaving
• Concerned residents pack Portage Township meeting
• Adams sees savings from 4-day week
• Conservation district conducts tree sale
• Kemppainen files suit against county
• The circus was in town
• $112,500 worth of Heritage Grants awarded
• Engineering Olympics
• Student planning to take bicycle trip around Lake Superior
• Mel Pearson Named Michigan Tech Hockey Coach
• Aspirus Keweenaw wins award
• Salsa contest at the Portage Lake District Library
• Aspirus Superior Home Health to close
• Developing an identity for downtown Hancock
• Kemppainen parole denied
• Students in search of spiders
• Coastal Wildlife Corridor created for key acquisition
• Township seeks Brockway Mtn. property
• Students partner with firm on design project
• Special teachers, staff shine at PAC awards
• Millages pass in Houghton county
• Millages fail in Baraga, Ontonagon counties
• Historical resource survey underway
• Remembering Fr. Wayne Marcotte
• Families enjoy Fine Arts Night
• Hancock man pleads to home invasion case
• Local elections Tuesday
• Finlandia graduates find inspiration in speeches
• Tech graduates 1,000 at commencement
• Proposal on Adams Twp. ballot
• Ceremony held to commission officers
• Calumet Township board to tour shaft house
• Media zone holds grand opening
• Letter carriers planning food drive
• Tech passes $160M budget
• Board of Control Approves Budget, Tuition for 2011-2012
• Blood center grand opening Tuesday
• BHK gets $300K grant to fight childhood obesity
• Fundraising effort begins for Hancock schools athletic field
• Calumet Theatre hosts annual High School Local History Smackdown
• BonzAI! Let the Brawling Begin
• Board looks at privatization of busing
• E-TC board discusses vacant superintendent's position
• City OKs Huron Creek grant application
• Copper Country school board awards held
• Murthy Receives Distinguished Service Award
• AT&T Sponsors Michigan Tech Hands-On Science Shows Across Northern Michigan
• How high will it go? Gasoline hits $4 per gallon
• Onto. village released from Smurfit lease
• Mroz: Tech staff position realignments likely
• Thoughtful tots thank troops
• Community Service Tradition Earns Two Tech Students Statewide Awards
• District faces possible $200,000 loss
• Professor honored for education efforts
• Progress edition featured today
• CCHS hosts inoculation clinic
• Little Brothers provides meals, friendship at Easter dinner
• Getting people out of their cars
• Town Hall meeting draws a crowd
• Rowing and skiing in place
• Tech celebrates Earth Day
• Sustenance for Senior Walk
• Making lemonade: Orphan graduate beats the odds
• Tech civil engineering students give final presentation
• Plans for proposed Justice Center discussed
• Tech’s Chem-E-Car Qualifies for the Nationals
• Sheryl Sorby Wins ASEE Award for Women in Engineering Education
• Michigan Tech Responds to Japanese Earthquake, Tsunami
• Yap, Lee Receive Bhakta Rath Award for Nanotube Research
• CCISD board mulls budget woes
• Proposed farmers' market in Calumet
• Union Bldg. renovation on track
• Baraga Cty. drug bust suspects arraigned
• True blue technique
• District mulls proposed budget cuts
• Two arraigned on CSC charges
• Cops in the classroom
• H-PT schools get energy update
• Chassell schools discuss MEAP scores
• Saying thanks
• Accreditation extended to Tech business school
• Casperson: Legislature working to boost economy
• Getting active
• A survivors' lap at Tech
• Two arrested in drug bust
• Aslani plea hearing adjourned
• South Range shooter sentenced
• Shekhar Joshi Wins 2011 Research Award
• KFRC celebrates 20 years as an outreach program
• Tech talent on display
• Rotary honors Tech women's basketball
• South Range shooter sentenced
• Adams Twp. schools earns bronze rating
• Here's to the volunteers
• Michigan Tech students report on business leakage
• Houghton passes sewer agreement
• Ruuspakka leaves lasting mark
• Teamsters contract approved
• Baraga population up 768
• Another possible loss of funding
• Somero buys Terex building
• Passing the torch
• Nanotech Filter Separates Oil and Water
• Baraga schools restructure after loss of key personnel
• Quarry owners request reconsideration
• Onto. residents concerned about demolition ordinance
• Man arraigned on police chase charges
• American Indians hear details of $3.4B gov't settlement
• Helping hands
• Scouts soak in Science Spectacular Saturday
• Fair offers family fun
• Stormy weather
• Women get their day
• Relay for Life set to kick off
• L'Anse faades taking shape
• Mroz addresses Rotary Club
• A thunderous welcome
• Writing through the loss
• Union group urges supporters to mobilize
• South Range council approves next step in water project
• Judge rules in Valley View case
• Woman arraigned on larceny, check fraud charges
• Learning at the library
• WUPCAT to host presentation
• Tech hosts Chem Eng awards convocation
• Board members take annual schools tour
• Michigan Tech Tops the Nation in Numbers of Peace Corps Master's International Volunteers for Sixth Year in a Row
• Making the most of special events
• CopperDog board donates to Keweenaw Trails Services
• Aid for emergencies
• Unemployment rates down in Copper Country
• Do Bears Hold Key to Treating Osteoporosis? Michigan Tech Scientist Aims to Find Out
• AACSB Extends School of Business and Economics Accreditation
• Ojibwa Seniors sell tacos
• Getting ready: FinnFest coming in 2013
• Berryman sentenced
• Fun for the family
• Walking with purpose
• Art from the Grieving Heart Thursday
• New look for Michigan's driver license; security measures added
• Taking a stand for Bay Cliff
• Tech investigates theft of sign
• Bridgefest committee picks new chair
• La Bottega: Little Italy comes to Raymbaultown
• County health statistics released
• Ontonagon renews principal's contract
• Students Pitch a Business with a Difference
• Fundraising for a L'Anse skate park
• Keweenaw Point Trail closer to reality
• Building better trails in the Keweenaw
• Learning to be a doctor
• Bank robber still at large
• Poop Reveals an Immigrant in Isle Royale Wolves' Gene Pool
• Bridge study released by MDOT
• Cal. Theatre holding annual fundraiser
• Historic tax credit workshop set
• Events aim to break down stereotypes
• Keweenaw Pride kicks off week of activities
• Village gets update on Maple Manor
• Ontonagon village adopts medical marijuana moratorium
• L'Anse village moves forward with $1.7M water project
• Making voices heard
• Onto. council mulls demolition ordinance
• SNB finances bond for LHS $1.34M project
• Pigs-N-Heat play crowd pleaser at Colosseum
• Gundlach shelter to hold fundraiser
• Welcome home
• The festival of colors
• South Range freezes spending
• Fundraiser at the library
• PCI bought by Ga. company
• Hamar resigns from board
• Co-op holds annual meeting
• Lighthouse nationally recognized
• MSP posts to close
• Teacher layoffs at Ewen-Trout Creek
• Just one more
• Michigan Tech President Tells House, Senate: Universities are the Engine Driving Economic Recovery
• Huskies to Play for National Title after 89-78 Win over Northwest Missouri
• GS Engineering expansion plan approved by council
• More reductions at Baraga hospital
• Mixed results in census count
• Ewen school board hands out pink slips
• Swingin' in the Tree House
• Red Cross hero
• Pigs-N-Heat ready for match-up
• Benishek makes Copper Country tour
• Ontonagon area teachers to face layoffs
• DB-TC school board discusses potential budget
• Chassell schools ranked 'bronze'
• Student leaders report on conference
• From good to great
• World Water Day: Making a Difference, One Drop at a Time
• Third annual 'Celebrate the U.P.' informs and entertains
• Food, music, friendship featured at Forgotten Eagles fundraiser
• Having a blast at Bowl for Kids
• Mother Nature's cruel trick
• Exploring Keweenaw geoparks possibilities
• Celebrating its one-year anniversary
• Using their noodles
• Police chase suspect waives prelim
• Man bound over on stalking charges
• W-I-N-N-E-R
• Bowling for Kids
• Tech graduate school moves up in national ranking
• 'Celebrate the U.P.' this weekend
• Making Sense of Climate Change: A Communications Challenge
• County mulls lodge funding
• Hancock City Council gets update on pollution runoff project
• Keweenaw Storm headed to Anaheim, fundraiser set for Friday
• L'Anse firefighters make tournament bid
• Rosemary Torola wins U.P. bee
• Village of Calumet thanked
• Baraga School board mulls teacher contracts
• Adams Township school board discusses bond proposal
• Klingbeil named H-PT schools' superintendent
• Houghton County board approves airport land purchase
• Michigan Tech Graduate Engineering Programs Move Up One Position in US News Rankings
• Ontonagon Village Council talks signage
• Lack of morgue in new hospital concerns Baraga commissioners
• Great Explorations flourishing in Lake Linden
• New trustee selected for Ontonagon Village board
• Michigan Tech Graduate Student Wins a Spot in International Satellite Imaging Competition
• CCISD?discusses House proposal
• Clarkson cleans up at snowmobile challenge
• Blood center opens after move
• Crash kills pedestrian in Bruce Crossing
• Chasing the Bear
• Clarkson Claims Top Spot in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• Michigan Tech Society of Physics Students Receives Two National Honors
• Chasing the Bear this Saturday
• PT variance request postponed
• A better workplace environment
• Houghton council mulls deteriorating roads
• New Finlandia vice president settles in
• Local municipalities struggle with cuts of prisoner labor
• CertainTeed manager speaks at KEDA
• Borer barricades
• Calumet Education Association to take action against district
• HKCD mulls invasive species, funding cuts
• A hard sell
• Jail escapee sentenced
• Plea dates set in alleged home invasions cases
• Baraga schools to host forum on multi-age classrooms
• March is the Time to Starting Eating Right
• Glide - N - Gorge combines eating, skiing
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow draws a crowd
• CopperDog 150 teams praise organizers
• Alleged police fleer arraigned
• Grant allows equipment purchases at Portage Health
• History of the CopperDog
• Reading in the Wild Wild West
• Hancock man pleads to breaking and entering
• High Anxiety: Virtual Reality in a Michigan Tech Lab
• Course could remove points from driving record
• Going to the dogs
• Showing their stuff
• 1 killed, 1 injured in crash
• Scholarship strong: Adams schools offering $110,000 to grads
• High speed chase ends in Houghton
• 'Poetry Out Loud' students advance
• Making the grade
• Public Invited to View the Sleds of Tomorrow at Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• Little Brothers receives grant
• H-PT narrows search for superintendent
• Power up
• Options heard for jail problem
• Trails ready for CopperDog 150
• Michigan Tech Students Build a CO2 Scrubber
• Art in a box fundraiser
• Cabin Fever Carnival fundraiser set
• DB board discusses MEAP test changes
• Man killed in snowmobile accident
• Mixing it up at annual science fair
• Ski and eat
• History comes alive
• South Range gunman pleads no contest
• Copper Country's got talent
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow heads to Houghton
• Completing the loop
• Tech approves housing and meal rates
• Problems remain
• Lake Linden holds campground lottery
• Tech Board of Control mulls strategy in face of state cuts
• L'Anse school board discusses mandatory Native American history class
• Hancock DPW tackles challenging streetscape
• Governor’s Proposed Budget Cuts are Challenging But They Won’t Change Michigan Tech’s Strategic Priorities
• School-wide showcase set for Saturday
• Ticker tips: Portage Health hosts presentation on heart health
• Houghton council approves changes to dumpster rates
• A model practice
• Mind Trekkers Celebrate National Engineers Week in Detroit, Jackson
• Crowd hears update on rail industry
• Making the most of the Internet
• Copper Country spellers advance
• Ontonagon man bound over for CSC
• Help wanted
• Michigan Tech Researcher Grooms Snow Roads in Antarctica
• Tech president responds to state budget plan
• Hancock schools to thank donor for $100k gift
• Houghton school librarian talks change
• Chassell school board mulls possible per-pupil cuts
• Governor's Proposed Budget Reductions Challenging, But They Won't Change Tech's Strategic Priorities
• Measuring heart health by the numbers
• Tanzania-bound: Finlandia students raise funds for trip
• Complaint filed against Chassell school board member
• Baja bonanza
• Calumet site of CopperDog start
• Recruiters come early to aid Tech students
• Change coming to Pamida store
• L'Anse man acquitted in child abuse case
• Moving forward with renovations
• Building healthy communities
• Wind damage
• Cribbs found not guilty
• Weather closes schools
• Michigan Tech Prepares to Maintain Quality Education Despite Proposed Budget Cuts
• Woman Chemical Engineering Student Selected for Navy Submarine Training
• Updates given to Hancock City Council
• Keweenaw County board fields public concerns over lodge funding
• Cops in shops
• Mean streets
• Baraga County board introduced to MSU?Extension educator
• Trail task force: network planners 'cooperative'
• Houghton Cty. board hears presentation on U.P. Link project
• CCISD gets update on student wetland project
• Village to take it to the voters, again
• Wis. company may acquire Maple Manor
• Baraga schls. appoints superintendent
• Copper Kings 'think pink'
• Council reacts to Smurfit-Stone sale
• Judge rules in quarry case
• CopperDog 150 holds volunteer drive Saturday
• Pedestrian-friendly cities
• Tykes on the trails
• Kings of Carnival
• CopperDog 150 looking for 250 volunteers
• Child poverty continues local increase
• Waste Management halts Baraga service
• Getting healthy advice
• Snow Statue Building: An Insider
• Fallout shelter offers clues to the past
• Comedy, college life comprise Stage Revue
• Classy confections
• Narnia second to none
• 2011 Winter Carnival Snow Statue Winners
• Frequent, Severe Fires Turn Alaskan Forests into a Carbon Production Line
• Winter Carnival 2011: Keeping traditions alive
• Full text of President Barack Obama's speech
• No criminal charges to be filed in November fatality
• Verizon unveils iPhone 4
• All-nighter treats and deep-fried eats
• C-L-K board gets update on building project
• Chili for charity
• Baraga water project progressing
• Artist's floor at Final Four
• Heart-healthy fundraising
• Meeting to be held on invasive plants
• Grant to help communities deal with car fires
• Ontonagon planning winter festival
• Ensuring quality child care
• Village seeking council members
• Coming together for a cause
• Making music in Mohawk
• A crowning achievement
• Girl Scouts enjoy a day with the Huskies
• Trail planning for CopperDog going well
• Cal. Theatre still optimistic about fixing roof
• Obama to visit Marquette
• Closing arguments complete
• SnowFest: A fun ride with a purpose
• South Range council gets update on water project
• Keweenaw National Historical Park welcomes new superintendent
• Michigan Works! reps talk to chamber
• Scholarship fund started
• Communities may share services
• NMU campus reopens today
• Children's book writer speaks at Finlandia
• Threat closes NMU, Marquette General on lockdown
• Saving money by saving electricity
• Medical marijuana store to open in White Pine
• Specialist: economic recovery continuing
• Investigation ongoing in escapee case
• SmartZone touts loan program
• Trial technology
• Police sting catches liquor merchants
• Alumni Gifts Underwrite New Computing Research Center
• Enterprising Chassell Students Focus on the Nano Scale
• Stabilization being completed at smelter
• Brides-to-be attend expo
• SuperTour skiers take on Tech Trails
• Rockland man dies in logging accident
• The bear rolls over
• Mushers laud CopperDog 150
• Wearing pink to support breast cancer awareness
• Calumet Twp. office in need of repairs
• Unemployment remains steady
• Read All About It! Michigan Tech Gears Up for 2011 Winter Carnival
• Ewen keeps football program for 2011-12
• Restructuring MSU Extension
• Mich. Democratic chair visits Houghton
• Clean Snowmobile Challenge returns
• Houghton may change dumpster rates
• Governor Appoints Two Michigan Tech Board of Control Members
• Finlandia president touts innovation
• Tech satellite takes first at tournament
• Gartner's store changes hands
• Bee-ing good spellers
• Child abuse case continues
• Child abuse case begins
• Smurfit plant to be demolished
• Smurfit mill to be demolished
• Ontonagon photographer a contest finalist
• L'Anse seeking justice for Pinery fire
• DB-TC Schools discusses BRIDGE eligibility
• More pep in their step
• Crowd bears cold for Fun Run
• Tech wraps up MLK week
• A kilty pleasure
• School-wide talent contest set to debut
• Lending a paw in support
• Verizon activates Ontonagon site
• Jeffers High School getting a head start
• Water authority chair resigning
• Group looks at multi-age classrooms
• Hancock city council approves annexation
• Tech researchers to host EcoCAR fun run
• Making veterans' voices heard
• Blast Off! Tech Students’ Winning Satellite to Be Launched into Orbit
• CCISD approves $103K for software upgrades
• Union Building project on track
• Looking forward
• Small, Mighty and Mysterious: Michigan Tech Researcher IDs Atmospheric Aerosols
• 2011 Clean Snowmobile Team Tests New Catalytic Muffler
• 2011 Clean Snowmobile Challenge the Biggest and Greenest Yet
• L'Anse school board reviews bus routes
• Chassell schools to buy back bonds
• H-PT board funds Junior Statesmen trip
• Michigan Tech observes MLK week
• A meaningful message
• State food benefit changes to have little local effect
• Who's calling?
• Jibba Jabba Jump and Jive
• Family Arts Night reaches out to special needs children
• Jibba Jabba stops here in Houghton
• B&E suspects bound over
• Snowmobiler breaks through ice
• Course set for CopperDog 150
• Michigan Tech to Observe Martin Luther King Week
• Who Says You Can't Walk -- or Run -- on Water?
• C-L-K School Board gets update
• Ontonagon Village Council mulls downtown cameras
• Baraga Schools interim head steps down after 6 months
• Tech kicks off MLK week Friday
• Houghton County Board reorganizes
• A New Way to Date Old Ceramics
• Information sought in hit-and-run
• Nature group hosts skiing event
• One dead, four injured in separate accidents
• Digging out
• Volunteers needed for CopperDog 150
• Great Start receives $93K in funding
• Heikinpaiva time
• More bang for your book?
• Ott Recognized for Landmark Computer Science Paper
• Gifts to keep kids active
• Arraignment set for escaped inmate
• A good sign
• Salvation Army $16K short of goal
• Jail looks at security
• A new roof in the new year
• No smoke, better business?
• Houghton B&E suspects arraigned
• Charges dropped
• TVs recovered in Houghton B&Es
• Funding for history
• Sunday morning spirits
• Paperwork for construction in L'Anse coming to end
• Free ride: Cab co. offers New Year's Eve service
• Winter Wonderland event held
• New look for the lodge
• Judge rules against American Legion
• Art in Ontonagon
• Keeping the dollars in town
• Relay for Life committee seeking relay volunteers
• Relay for Life raised $118,666 in 2010
• Stickin' around
• Rising from the ashes
• Putting up the Christmas lights
• Getting a boost in business
• Delivering holiday cheer
• L'Anse union, schools ratify contract
• Laurium to apply for police car grant
• CCISD votes to support fiber project
• Cell coverage comes to Lake Linden
• Keweenaw Kash: A holiday gift option
• New use for old school building
• School repurposes bus garage
• Negotiations nearing end for L'Anse schools
• Fixing a facade
• Portage Health plans expansion
• Gershensons have showdown in Math Jam
• Hancock named '3rd snowiest city'
• Escaped inmate captured
• Another mistrial
• Inmate's location still unknown
• Lighting up the Copper Harbor sky
• Making a change
• House gutted in New Allouez fire
• Sharing the Airwaves: Michigan Tech’s Tian Researches Cognitive Radio
• Tech International Grad Student Enrollment Bucks National Trend
• Michigan Tech Helps Those Who Help Others
• Keweenaw Cty. board thanks commissioners for service
• KNHP estimates economic impact at $42M million
• Escaped Baraga Cty. inmate still running
• Fire claims home in Calumet home
• Defense testimony heard in arson trial
• Baraga inmate on the run
• Hancock council OKs $4.5M bond
• Keweenaw County Board votes down funding of WUPPDR study
• Past fires enter arson trial
• New trial begins in arson case
• Marks Jr. taking remaining seat on Ontonagon council
• Smurfit announcement expected
• Hancock schools submit deficit elimination plan
• A Look at Clouds from All Sides Now
• Graduates reflect on time at Tech
• Incumbents victorious in KBIC elections
• Tech holds mid-year commencement
• New ROTC cadets commissioned
• Helping out at a special time
• Tech staff, students honored with Army science award
• Tech Board of Control meets
• Michigan Tech Research Paper Places Tops in the World
• KCF moves headquarters to Quincy Street in Hancock
• Snowmobiling season begins
• Lake Linden residents voice smoke concerns
• New guy in town
• Bill to refinance Houghton bond stalls
• Adams School Board weighs energy options
• No more burning barrels
• An Element of Nobel-ity: Michigan Tech’s Carbon Connection
• Healthier meals for children
• Ewen-TC Schools mull deficit plan
• Community leader leaves a legacy
• Cheer Club
• Preserving and educating
• Finnish culture celebrated
• Christmas caroling
• Preparing for a feast
• Our town: Ewen
• Cheer Club
• Taking a Christmas walk
• American Legion lawsuit continues
• Congressman Stupak the Featured Speaker at Michigan Tech Commencement
• Chamber hears update on smelter site
• Presentation held on proposed mine
• Wrappin' it up
• Too many trustees
• ISRO begins resource study
• History online: Digital archives processes 10,000th image
• Input wanted on transportation survey
• Celebrating strong youth
• Charges possible in fatal accident
• Cheer Club under way
• Deciding what, where and when to cut
• Hotel changes chains
• Chassell teachers hope for break in benefits standstill
• Worker struck, killed in Houghton
• Crafters show wares at Bluffs
• Home for the Holidays show attracts local shoppers
• Volunteers provide feast and friendship at Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly
• Bad weather no match for bargain hunters
• NPS undertakes ISRO?cultural resource study
• Readers asked to share recipes for cookbook
• Houghton planning board OKs ordinances
• Tech Army ROTC named among best in Midwest
• Winter driving school helps drivers gain confidence
• Teen sentenced in home invasion case
• Board members discuss unfunded mandates
• Fire destroys Dollar Bay home
• City of Houghton reaches agreement with police union union
• Army ROTC Program among the Elite
• Christmas in Calumet: Bazaar showcases local talent
• Portage Lake District Library adds to website offerings
• Finlandia students strut their stuff
• Habanero's waiting for liquor license
• Thanksgiving comes early
• Adler pleads in CSC case
• Dancing to 'A?Christmas Carol'
• Our town:?Mohawk
• It’s All About the Benjamins: Pitching the Next Big Thing
• Copper Country 'Project Runway'
• Water testing to stay despite closure of state lab
• Little Brothers looking for help with Thanksgiving meals
• Men in court for wood theft
• Harry's still a hit
• Board approves $180K loan for Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
• Gallery to showcase student artwork
• Keweenaw County board to fund stamp sand study
• CSC suspect asks for new lawyer
• Nonprofit to move into fire-damaged Hancock building
• O memory tree
• Community Health lab to close
• Working around history
• CCISD: Huuki to meet with district superintendents
• Calumet council hears union concerns
• Advanced Placement students honored by school board
• Tech presenter holds forum on troubled students
• Calumet village mulls millage failure
• Chassell teachers vote 'no confidence'
• Museum Will Live on Top of Mabbs Mine Shaft
• CHIA?still hoping for grant for ambulance barn
• Keweenaw Art Affair brings out crowds, artists for holiday shopping
• ROTC relay: MTU, NMU run football between campuses Saturday
• Ready or not, it's here
• Cabin honors Urbanski
• Our town: Lake Linden
• It's ladies night
• Medical clinic nears opening
• CCCAC considers changes to art center
• No contract in sight, school board looks at privatization
• Veterans Day at Houghton Veterans Park
• Honoring veterans' service
• Blizzard is Happy to be Home
• Hancock City Council holds special meeting; new members sworn in
• Adams Township School Board looks at energy, heating alternatives
• WUPPDR data shows $20M in area benefit
• KEDA group hears about biomass
• A youthful salute
• Houghton City Council swears in new members
• Baraga Village $4.6M project progresses
• An affair of the art
• Hancock city election seat tie broken by absentee votes
• County board considers next step for Justice Center project
• Baraga Extension educator resigns
• Graffiti as an art form
• Fire scorches Cliff Drive
• Maple Manor gets one month's reprieve
• Houghton Council approves $40K water/sewer project
• NASPA Selects Glenn Mroz for 2010 President’s Award
• Packed slate of events at Rozsa
• Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts season under way
• Valley View Quarry case heading to court
• A hootenanny of a good time
• KBIC readies for election
• Tech helps graduate students with children
• Our town:?Baraga
• Mine shaft discovered at museum site
• Calumet MSP adds K-9 unit
• Rotarians mark 90 years
• Confusion exists about National Park's purpose, 18 years on
• Houghton Rotary club one of first 200
• The final gift
• Finding ways to attract people Ontonagon county
• Ontonagon partnership: Making progress a year later
• Phone service issues resolved
• Conglomerate Falls land secured
• Unofficial: Huuki defeats Dianda
• Michigan Tech's Naber Named SAE Fellow
• Incumbents victorious in Baraga County commissioners race
• Burgess remains probate judge
• Casperson bests Lahti
• Huuki defeats Dianda
• A resounding 'no' on Justice Center
• GOP businessman elected next Michigan governor
• Burgess is new Ontonagon County Probate Court judge
• Justice Center voted down
• Casperson leads Lahti
• A (Graduate) Family Affair
• Rail company cooperates with Ontonagon County over abandonment
• Tech students claim to debunk Paulding Light mystery
• Neighborhood vandalism reported
• Accused South Range gunman arraigned
• Casting a vote
• Airport numbers gaining on 2009
• Work continues on Union Building
• Celebrating a centennial
• Dinner, dance, Diwali
• Unemployment down in U.P.
• Scholarships Available for People Who Would Like to Teach Science and Math
• Menominee County Shakeup was an Earthquake, says Tech Researcher
• A Miracle Diet for Brake Rotors: High-Strength, High-Temp Aluminum
• Michigan Tech Entrepreneurial Support Corporation Will Help Inventors Commercialize Technologies
• Science & Engineering Expo on National Mall: Michigan Tech NSF Program Answers Burning Questions About Volcanoes
• Science & Engineering Expo on National Mall: MindTrekkers from Michigan Tech Reveal the Science Behind the Mystery
• New Museum to Provide Better Access to Collections, Increased Visibility to Michigan Tech
• Live Birds of Prey at Michigan Tech Friday and Saturday
• New Henes Gift Enables First Step Toward Institute of Quantum Phenomena at Michigan Tech
• Just in time for Halloween: Michigan Tech Students Solve the Mystery of the Paulding Light
• Blizzard Heading for Florida
• Studying the wetlands
• Closing out a long, illustrious career
• Michigan Tech Names New Residential Apartment Building Hillside Place
• Our town: Laurium
• Mechanical Engineering Alumni Endow Three Associate Professorships at Michigan Tech
• Trick or treat on the street
• Michigan Tech Kicks Off $200 Million Capital Campaign
• Torch Lake Township voters will consider new water system
• Don’t Blame Dairy Cows for (Greenhouse) Gas Emissions
• Stitching the community together year after year
• 'Recognizing the cues'
• Everything you'll need to do-it-yourself
• Superior care for your floors
• 'A new way of Keweenaw living' awaits
• Tropical Escapes in Houghton to offer 'Free Spray Day'
• Buy it, fix it or sell it in downtown Hancock
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• Get on the 'FastTrac' & Grow your business
• New rock shop in Chassell ...
• Art, antiques & other unique finds
• Laying down the law
• Matching your hearing aid to your lifestyle
• Laying down the law
• Rolling out the tires
• Keeping you comfortable for 25 years
• Bridgefest
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• Skulls And Bones Show How Animals Adapt
• Visit The Secret World Of Mushrooms
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