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 — A ground breaking ceremony was held Wednesday at Bay College for the $3 million expansion of Bay’s gymnasium. Phase 1 of the project adds a locker room facility at the east end of the current building for students participating in the athletic programs at the college.
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ESCANABA — Spanakopita was on the menu last night at the Bonifas Arts Center. The traditional Greek Spinach Pie includes spinach, feta cheese, green onion, eggs cottage cheese and lots of butter. Christina Economopulos and her sister, Elaine Christofilis, taught a large group of people how to make the Greek food.
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ESCANABA — Mental health and substance abuse are the two issues that the group Delta County Communities That Care will be addressing in the next two years. The issues were identified in a survey of students and residents in the community.
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ESCANABA — Bill Schuette and Lisa Postumus Lyons stopped in Escanaba Friday to encourage supporters to get out the vote for the Tuesday election. The two are running for governor and lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket.
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ESCANABA — Bay College has been a passion for Tom Butch. He has been on the Board of Trustees since 1974 and is running for another six year term. His passion has not waned.
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ESCANABA — Bay College Board of Trustee candidate Bill Milligan says he loves Bay College but is critical of the administration. He taught at Bay for 17 years and served as the faculty association president. He said the college needs to be more transparent and the administration more accountable.
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ESCANABA — Matt Morgan says his campaign hasn’t garnered much national attention but he does have the endorsement of former Vice President Joe Biden. Morgan says he appreciates Biden’s working class connections.
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ESCANABA — Terri Mileski says she likes that Bay College is focused on the phrase “education with a purpose.” After being appointed to the Board of Trustees in January, Mileski is running for re-election to a six-year-term.
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KINGSFORD — U.S. Senate candidate John James was in Marquette and Iron Mountain Friday. James says he is encouraged by tightening poll numbers against incumbent U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow. Campaigning across the state, James says he realizes there are differences but that issues are also the same.
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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.
Read More
ESCANABA — A ground breaking ceremony was held Wednesday at Bay College for the $3 million expansion of Bay’s gymnasium. Phase 1 of the project adds a locker room facility at the east end of the current building for students
Read More
ESCANABA — Spanakopita was on the menu last night at the Bonifas Arts Center. The traditional Greek Spinach Pie includes spinach, feta cheese, green onion, eggs cottage cheese and lots of butter. Christina Economopulos and her sister, Elaine Christofilis, taught
Read More
ESCANABA — Mental health and substance abuse are the two issues that the group Delta County Communities That Care will be addressing in the next two years. The issues were identified in a survey of students and residents in the
Read More
ESCANABA — Bill Schuette and Lisa Postumus Lyons stopped in Escanaba Friday to encourage supporters to get out the vote for the Tuesday election. The two are running for governor and lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket.
Read More
ESCANABA — Bay College has been a passion for Tom Butch. He has been on the Board of Trustees since 1974 and is running for another six year term. His passion has not waned.
Read More
ESCANABA — Bay College Board of Trustee candidate Bill Milligan says he loves Bay College but is critical of the administration. He taught at Bay for 17 years and served as the faculty association president. He said the college needs
Read More
ESCANABA — Matt Morgan says his campaign hasn’t garnered much national attention but he does have the endorsement of former Vice President Joe Biden. Morgan says he appreciates Biden’s working class connections.
Read More
ESCANABA — Terri Mileski says she likes that Bay College is focused on the phrase “education with a purpose.” After being appointed to the Board of Trustees in January, Mileski is running for re-election to a six-year-term.
Read More
KINGSFORD — U.S. Senate candidate John James was in Marquette and Iron Mountain Friday. James says he is encouraged by tightening poll numbers against incumbent U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow. Campaigning across the state, James says he realizes there are differences
Read More
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