LANSING – Funding for a trail along Little Bay de Noc from Gladstone has been approved by the state legislature as part of projects and acquisitions with the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund that includes ten projects in the Upper Peninsula.
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DNR wildlife biologists conducting U.P. wolf survey
On a snow-swept back road in Delta County, a Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist drives his vehicle slowly. Watching out his windows, he scans each set of animal tracks he sees pushed into the fresh snow.
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U.P. radio station installs new tower after collapse
ESCANABA – An area radio station is back at full power after its tower collapsed in August. Radio station 104.7 WYKX-FM began broadcasting from a new Sabre 400 foot tower in Cornell at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Escanaba man encouraged by effort to identify USS Oklahoma remains
ESCANABA – An Escanaba man is closer to the possibility of finding his brother who was killed at Pearl Harbor in 1941 and bringing him back to the U.P. for burial. Bob Valley hopes that his brother Lowell is among the 388 sailors and Marines from the USS Oklahoma who were buried as unknowns after the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
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