ESCANABA – More than 200 people gathered for the 33rd annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner in Escanaba Thursday. Along with meals delivered to homes and prepared for pick-up, about 750 turkey dinners were served for the community event.
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MARQUETTE – The first connector routes proposed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to allow off-road vehicles (ORVs) to travel in the rights of way, including some shoulders of state highways, have been approved by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).
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ESCANABA – Thanksgiving is a time for family and friends to get together and enjoy time with each other. Those traditions can change over the years as people get older and others pass away. Craig Woerpel talks about the traditions of Thanksgiving with his mother Donna Woerpel and the history of the holiday in the U.S. during a radio interview Wednesday morning.
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ESCANABA – The Christmas shopping season got an early start in Escanaba with the Black Friday on Tuesday special. It ended with the lighting of the tree at Centre Court on 11th and Ludington Streets.
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MENOMINEE – The body found in Menominee County during the opening day of the firearm deer season has been identified. The Menominee County Sheriff’s Department says the remains are of 44-year-old Gerod F. Prince of Milwaukee. He was reported missing in September.
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MARQUETTE – Gov. Rick Snyder announced the appointment of Pamela Christensen of Marquette to the Library of Michigan board of trustees. It was one of three appointments made to the board. The 13-member board makes general policy and budgetary recommendations concerning the Library of Michigan to the Michigan Department of Education.
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ESCANABA – Homes in Escanaba were evacuated this afternoon in a one block area surrounding a major natural gas leak at 14th Avenue North and North 22nd Street. A construction crew hit the main line in that area. Escanaba Public Safety Lt. Darin Hunter said they went door-to-door after 1 p.m. to evacuate the area.
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ESCANABA – Escanaba is looking for this year’s Prince and Princess to preside over the Escanaba Christmas Parade. They will be the official greeters of Santa during the parade on Dec. 6. Following the parade, the Prince and Princess and their families will join Santa for a personal visit.
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MARQUETTE – Each year, the members of Operation Action U.P. (OAUP) and the business community from across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula gather to celebrate the accomplishments of businesses and share in their success. The OAUP 50th Anniversary Annual meeting will take place on January 21 in the Great Lakes Rooms of the University Center at Northern Michigan University.
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MARQUETTE — Robert “Bob” Eslinger has been promoted to special assistant to the president for economic development and director of the Center for Innovation and Industrial Technologies at Northern Michigan University. The center is based in the NMU Jacobetti Complex.
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ESCANABA – More than 200 people gathered for the 33rd annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner in Escanaba Thursday. Along with meals delivered to homes and prepared for pick-up, about 750 turkey dinners were served for the community event.
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MARQUETTE – The first connector routes proposed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to allow off-road vehicles (ORVs) to travel in the rights of way, including some shoulders of state highways, have been approved by the Michigan Department
Read More
ESCANABA – Thanksgiving is a time for family and friends to get together and enjoy time with each other. Those traditions can change over the years as people get older and others pass away. Craig Woerpel talks about the traditions
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ESCANABA – The Christmas shopping season got an early start in Escanaba with the Black Friday on Tuesday special. It ended with the lighting of the tree at Centre Court on 11th and Ludington Streets.
Read More
MENOMINEE – The body found in Menominee County during the opening day of the firearm deer season has been identified. The Menominee County Sheriff’s Department says the remains are of 44-year-old Gerod F. Prince of Milwaukee. He was reported missing
Read More
MARQUETTE – Gov. Rick Snyder announced the appointment of Pamela Christensen of Marquette to the Library of Michigan board of trustees. It was one of three appointments made to the board. The 13-member board makes general policy and budgetary recommendations
Read More
ESCANABA – Homes in Escanaba were evacuated this afternoon in a one block area surrounding a major natural gas leak at 14th Avenue North and North 22nd Street. A construction crew hit the main line in that area. Escanaba Public
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ESCANABA – Escanaba is looking for this year’s Prince and Princess to preside over the Escanaba Christmas Parade. They will be the official greeters of Santa during the parade on Dec. 6. Following the parade, the Prince and Princess and
Read More
MARQUETTE – Each year, the members of Operation Action U.P. (OAUP) and the business community from across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula gather to celebrate the accomplishments of businesses and share in their success. The OAUP 50th Anniversary Annual meeting will take
Read More
MARQUETTE — Robert “Bob” Eslinger has been promoted to special assistant to the president for economic development and director of the Center for Innovation and Industrial Technologies at Northern Michigan University. The center is based in the NMU Jacobetti Complex.
Read More
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