LANSING – Reported deer/vehicle crashes in Michigan declined in 2012 to 48,918 from the 53,592 crashes reported in 2011, although many crashes go unreported. Officials say actual crash numbers are much higher. The reported crashes also declined in the Upper Peninsula from 4,799 in 2011 to 4,558 in 2012.
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WASHINGTON D.C. – Congressman Dan Benishek said he felt delaying the implementation of Obamacare for a year was a good compromise as Congress faces a government shutdown Tuesday but the Senate rejected the idea. Beneishek says the stand by House Republicans to de-fund or delay Obamacare was appropriate but the Senate was not willing to compromise.
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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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MARQUETTE – Josie Benoit of St. Joseph Parish in Sault Ste. Marie and the late Lawrence Chouinard, Sr. of Holy Family Parish in Flat Rock are recipients of the 2013 Legacy of Faith Catholic Service Award. Diocesan Administrator Father Francis Dobrzenski announced the recipients of the award,
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MARQUETTE – A priest who is new to the Diocese of Marquette has been appointed the parochial administrator of Sacred Heart Parish in Ewen, Immaculate Conception Parish in Watersmeet and St. Ann Mission in Bergland.
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MARQUETTE – Wolf hunting licenses go on sale in Michigan starting at noon EDT Saturday. A total of 1,200 licenses will be available for purchase. Wolf license sales end Oct. 31, or before, if the license quota is met.
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ESCANABA – The Northern Lights will be shining at the Bonifas Fine Arts Center with the photography of Shawn Malone. The Marquette photographer’s exhibit North Country Dreamland features vivid photos of Northern Lights and other night sky phenomena from the Upper Peninsula.
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ESCANABA – Following a week of activities, the Escanaba Eskymos held their homecoming parade in downtown Escanaba.
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ESCANABA – Tom Carmody spoke of his time as a POW during World War II during a POW MIA ceremony Friday in Ludington Park. The 88-year-old Wells man says he credits his survival at a prison in Poland to living in the U.P.
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MARQUETTE – The Ramada Inn teamed up with the Lake Superior Community Partnership (LSCP) to celebrate 40 years of service. The Ramada Inn has been family owned and operated since 1973.
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LANSING – Reported deer/vehicle crashes in Michigan declined in 2012 to 48,918 from the 53,592 crashes reported in 2011, although many crashes go unreported. Officials say actual crash numbers are much higher. The reported crashes also declined in the Upper
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WASHINGTON D.C. – Congressman Dan Benishek said he felt delaying the implementation of Obamacare for a year was a good compromise as Congress faces a government shutdown Tuesday but the Senate rejected the idea. Beneishek says the stand by House
Read More
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
MARQUETTE – Josie Benoit of St. Joseph Parish in Sault Ste. Marie and the late Lawrence Chouinard, Sr. of Holy Family Parish in Flat Rock are recipients of the 2013 Legacy of Faith Catholic Service Award. Diocesan Administrator Father Francis
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MARQUETTE – A priest who is new to the Diocese of Marquette has been appointed the parochial administrator of Sacred Heart Parish in Ewen, Immaculate Conception Parish in Watersmeet and St. Ann Mission in Bergland.
Read More
MARQUETTE – Wolf hunting licenses go on sale in Michigan starting at noon EDT Saturday. A total of 1,200 licenses will be available for purchase. Wolf license sales end Oct. 31, or before, if the license quota is met.
Read More
ESCANABA – The Northern Lights will be shining at the Bonifas Fine Arts Center with the photography of Shawn Malone. The Marquette photographer’s exhibit North Country Dreamland features vivid photos of Northern Lights and other night sky phenomena from the
Read More
ESCANABA – Following a week of activities, the Escanaba Eskymos held their homecoming parade in downtown Escanaba.
Read More
ESCANABA – Tom Carmody spoke of his time as a POW during World War II during a POW MIA ceremony Friday in Ludington Park. The 88-year-old Wells man says he credits his survival at a prison in Poland to living
Read More
MARQUETTE – The Ramada Inn teamed up with the Lake Superior Community Partnership (LSCP) to celebrate 40 years of service. The Ramada Inn has been family owned and operated since 1973.
Read More
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