The Escanaba City Council Monday approved a State of Emergency for the water main break Thursday that closed a portion of the city and drained the city’s main water tower. The action reaffirms Mayor Marc Tall’s declaration on Friday.
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ESCANABA — Water main breaks in Escanaba have become more frequent recently as the city deals with a water system plagued by aging infrastructure and damage caused by extremely cold winters. But none of the breaks reached the severity of what happened Thursday.
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ESCANABA — The water main break in Escanaba that spewed a million gallons of water on city streets yesterday, including North Lincoln Road, was repaired hours after it was discovered despite sub-zero temperatures and dangerous wind chills that slowed the process.
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ESCANABA — Many communities in the U.P. are deciding how they are going to respond to the legalization of marijuana following voter approval of Proposal One in November.
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The Delta County Board of Commissioners met within the walls of the new jail Tuesday. Normally, they meet on the other side of the county service building. The recreation room in the correctional facility was set up for the meeting.
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More than 400 people toured the new Delta County Correctional Facility and Sheriff’s office Tuesday. They were able to walk into the cells and view the pod concept of the jail. One of those was former Delta County Sheriff Gary Ballweg.
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ESCANABA — Smoke testing is continuing today on sanitary sewer systems along Ludington Street in downtown Escanaba. Crews are hoping to find where storm and groundwater may be entering the city’s sewer system.
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ESCANABA — The main portion of the Escanaba City Council meeting Thursday night will deal with the resignation of Lisa Glish as city clerk. The council will consider contracting with DS Tech for IT services and swear in an interim city clerk.
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GARDEN — A judge decided Monday against a group of landowners on the Garden Peninsula in their lawsuit against the county on the legality of its wind turbine ordinance.
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ESCANABA — Delta County Sheriff Ed Oswald says something has to be done to alleviate the pressure on county jails as the state prison population declines and prisons are closed.
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The Escanaba City Council Monday approved a State of Emergency for the water main break Thursday that closed a portion of the city and drained the city’s main water tower. The action reaffirms Mayor Marc Tall’s declaration on Friday.
Read More
ESCANABA — Water main breaks in Escanaba have become more frequent recently as the city deals with a water system plagued by aging infrastructure and damage caused by extremely cold winters. But none of the breaks reached the severity of
Read More
ESCANABA — The water main break in Escanaba that spewed a million gallons of water on city streets yesterday, including North Lincoln Road, was repaired hours after it was discovered despite sub-zero temperatures and dangerous wind chills that slowed the process.
Read More
ESCANABA — Many communities in the U.P. are deciding how they are going to respond to the legalization of marijuana following voter approval of Proposal One in November.
Read More
The Delta County Board of Commissioners met within the walls of the new jail Tuesday. Normally, they meet on the other side of the county service building. The recreation room in the correctional facility was set up for the meeting.
Read More
More than 400 people toured the new Delta County Correctional Facility and Sheriff’s office Tuesday. They were able to walk into the cells and view the pod concept of the jail. One of those was former Delta County Sheriff Gary
Read More
ESCANABA — Smoke testing is continuing today on sanitary sewer systems along Ludington Street in downtown Escanaba. Crews are hoping to find where storm and groundwater may be entering the city’s sewer system.
Read More
ESCANABA — The main portion of the Escanaba City Council meeting Thursday night will deal with the resignation of Lisa Glish as city clerk. The council will consider contracting with DS Tech for IT services and swear in an interim
Read More
GARDEN — A judge decided Monday against a group of landowners on the Garden Peninsula in their lawsuit against the county on the legality of its wind turbine ordinance.
Read More
ESCANABA — Delta County Sheriff Ed Oswald says something has to be done to alleviate the pressure on county jails as the state prison population declines and prisons are closed.
Read More
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