ESCANABA – The Michigan Economic Development Corporation says Delta County leads the Upper Peninsula in exports to other countries. Economic Development Alliance director Vicki Schwab highlighted at the Joint Governmental Roundtable Discussion Wednesday seven companies in Delta County that are involved in exporting their products.
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MARQUETTE – Over 500 EMS personnel will attend the 32nd annual UP-EMS Conference in Marquette this week. According to UP-EMS Director Bob Struck, the conference is Michigan’s most comprehensive educational program for rural emergency responders.
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ESCANABA – Seventy-six veterans from World War II returned home Wednesday night from a trip to Washington D.C. to see the World War II Memorial and other sites in Washington. They were greeted by family and well wishers at the Delta County Airport as they got off the plane.
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ESCANABA – It was an early start for the 76 World War II veterans and their guardians as they prepared to leave on the Upper Peninsula Honor Flight’s fifth flight to Washington D.C.
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Wally Evance, left, of Norway and Elmer Everson of Marquette have been friends since training camp. They were stationed together in the Pacific and are making the trip to Washington D.C. with the U.P. Honor Flight. ESCANABA – Two former Seebees from the U.P. are looking forward to the U.P. Honor Flight trip. Wally Evance of Norway and Elmer Everson of Marquette have been friends since they met at basic training. They served together in the Pacific and will be sitting together on the flight Wednesday to Washington D.C. Everson says the trip means a lot to him. “This is
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ESCANABA – The fifth Upper Peninsula Honor Flight is taking off from the Delta County Airport Wednesday morning for Washington D.C. The plane will be leaving at about 7:30 a.m.
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ESCANABA – The Salvation Army in Escanaba has nearly emptied its Food Pantry following the heavy demand during the summer. They are looking for supplies to replenish shelves. There have been increased requests with July and August depleting the Pantry’s supplies.
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ESCANABA – The Delta County Search and Rescue Team was awarded a $4,000 grant from the Robert and Jeanine Dagenais Foundation. Team director Mike Sands says the funds will be used to purchase 10 VHF pager radios that are to assist in the team’s interoperability.
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ESCANABA – The Michigan Economic Development Corporation says Delta County leads the Upper Peninsula in exports to other countries. Economic Development Alliance director Vicki Schwab highlighted at the Joint Governmental Roundtable Discussion Wednesday seven companies in Delta County that are
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MARQUETTE – Over 500 EMS personnel will attend the 32nd annual UP-EMS Conference in Marquette this week. According to UP-EMS Director Bob Struck, the conference is Michigan’s most comprehensive educational program for rural emergency responders.
Read More
ESCANABA – Seventy-six veterans from World War II returned home Wednesday night from a trip to Washington D.C. to see the World War II Memorial and other sites in Washington. They were greeted by family and well wishers at
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ESCANABA – It was an early start for the 76 World War II veterans and their guardians as they prepared to leave on the Upper Peninsula Honor Flight’s fifth flight to Washington D.C.
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Wally Evance, left, of Norway and Elmer Everson of Marquette have been friends since training camp. They were stationed together in the Pacific and are making the trip to Washington D.C. with the U.P. Honor Flight. ESCANABA – Two former
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ESCANABA – The fifth Upper Peninsula Honor Flight is taking off from the Delta County Airport Wednesday morning for Washington D.C. The plane will be leaving at about 7:30 a.m.
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ESCANABA – The Salvation Army in Escanaba has nearly emptied its Food Pantry following the heavy demand during the summer. They are looking for supplies to replenish shelves. There have been increased requests with July and August depleting the Pantry’s
Read More
ESCANABA – The Delta County Search and Rescue Team was awarded a $4,000 grant from the Robert and Jeanine Dagenais Foundation. Team director Mike Sands says the funds will be used to purchase 10 VHF pager radios that are to
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