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DTN, Billerud open new Paper Jam trail near Quinnesec mill (opens the original)
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Dickinson Trail Network Vice President Sanj Peterson, left, and Brad Nurmela, operations vice president at the Billerud Quinnesec Mill, at the new 2.5-mile Paper Jam cross-country trail loop off DTN’s Ez Eh trail on land near the paper mill in Quinnesec. (Contributed photo) A bike view of part of the new Paper Jam cross-country trail loop built by the Dickinson Trail Network on land near the Billerud paper mill in Quinnesec. (Contributed photo) The logo for signage on the new Paper Jam cross-cou
Dr. Donald Jacobs, longtime area family physician, dies at age 95 (opens the original)
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Dr. Don Jacobs, right, with Derrick Schinderle, a family nurse practitioner and doctor of chiropractic who began working with Jacobs at the Marshfield Medical Center-Dickinson offices in 2019. He was the last of many in the medical profession who Jacobs mentored over his 66 years in practice. (Submitted photo) Dr. Don Jacobs, right, with Derrick Schinderle, a family nurse practitioner and doctor of chiropractic who began working with Jacobs at the Marshfield Medical Center-Dickinson offices in 2
Sagola Township preparing to debut new sledding hill (opens the original)
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Sagola Township Supervisor Ryan Mulder looks over the new sledding hill that’s been constructed off Byers Road near Channing. The hill will have two runs, one faster and more steep, one a slower “slalom” with curves for younger children. The township plans to open the hill on weekends and school holidays once enough snow has fallen, Mulder said. (Betsy Bloom/Daily News photo) An aerial view, taken by drone, of the sledding hill in Sagola Township as grass seeding and mats were being laid down. T
Spruce on IM’s Northside to become state Christmas tree (opens the original)
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IRON MOUNTAIN — For the second time in seven years, Michigan’s official state Christmas tree will come from Iron Mountain. The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget announced Tuesday that a 60-foot spruce on Vulcan Street, donated by the Larry Riccio family, has been chosen to grace the Capitol lawn in downtown Lansing for the 2026 holiday season. “It is pretty cool to be able to say that your tree is the state Christmas tree,” property owner Larry Riccio said in a news release.
Appeals court allows Iron County sex abuse case to go forward (opens the original)
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CRYSTAL FALLS — The Michigan Court of Appeals has turned away a man’s challenge to Iron County charges that in March 2025 accused him of sexually abusing twin infants. Tyler Cotton, 33, then of Gaastra, had argued he should not have been bound over for trial on two counts of criminal sexual conduct-first degree because no evidence was presented his acts “had a sexual purpose.” He further contended he had been medically treating the infants. CSC-1 is a felony that carries a maximum penalty of lif
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