Brenda Moseley
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Eddie Rousseau, runner: 87 years young (opens the original)
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EDDIE ROUSSEAU, 87, runs in the Greenland Fourth of July parade. Emmaville Inn and Cafe provided the photo. MASS CITY - Ed Rousseau is 87 years old and still on the run. He's run more than 260 marathons and ultramarathons. At 74, he ran 336 miles in a six-day race, breaking the U.S. and World Masters Division record. He holds seven other world records and 31 U.S. ultramarathon records. He's been a National Masters Champion 25 times. Rousseau is training for the Last Annual Vol State Road Race, a
Bessemer revises 20-year power plan (opens the original)
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BESSEMER — The Bessemer City Council authorized attorney-recommended changes to a proposed 20-year franchise agreement with Northern States Power Company, a subsidiary of Xcel Energy. The action occurred at the council's Monday evening meeting. The agreement defines Northern States' rights to use city property to supply electricity, as well as its responsibilities to the city. The council is sending its revisions for approval by Northern States, which is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, along wi
Gogebic County Federal Credit Union reopens (opens the original)
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THE GOGEBIC County Federal Credit Union in Bessemer is shown in this photo taken on Monday evening. BESSEMER - On Sept. 15, more than 200 credit unions, including Gogebic County Federal Credit Union in Bessemer, lost access to their online banking systems. Though physically miles apart, they had one thing in common: Sharetec. Sharetec Systems specializes in digital banking solutions for credit unions and hosts its clients on a shared digital core at a data center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The comp
Hurley warned of aging water, sewer lines (opens the original)
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HURLEY — The Hurley City Council focused on the city's aging infrastructure during its monthly meeting on Sept. 15, hearing from Public Works Director and Street Commissioner Scott Santini about the city's water and sewer lines. "We have 118,000 feet of water line," Santini said. "Of that, 33,000 feet is 70 years old or older. An additional 18,000 feet is 50 years old. And 11,100 feet is 40 years old." Santini said the issues Hurley has been experiencing on 7th Avenue "could be happening all ove
Marenisco Township approves 'cloud' contract (opens the original)
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MARENISCO TOWNSHIP — Marenisco Township is updating both its municipal software programs and its website. At its monthly meeting on Monday, the Marenisco Township Board of Trustees voted to approve a new contract with BS&A Software and accepted a proposal from website manager Kevin Ceccoon. The software update is required because of changes at BS&A, which is based in Bath. The company is ending support and updates for its web-based municipal software programs. Under the current system, municipal
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