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Breitung Twp accepts ‘huge asset’ in firefighting UTV (opens the original)
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Gathering for a viewing of Breitung Township’s new side-by-side firefighting vehicle are, from left, Manager Ray Anderson, Trustee Sharon Reuter, Supervisor Denny Olson, Trustee Michael Day, Fire Chief Dan Hammerberg, Fire Lt. Chris Gardner, Trustee Ben Peterson, Clerk Hannah Chrivia, Fire Capt. Dennis Peterson and Trustee Brent Johnson. (Jim Anderson/Daily News photo) Breitung Township’s new CF Moto UFORCE U10 Pro is equipped with mobile firefighting and emergency response capabilities at a tot
Michigan AG protests UPPCO rate increase (opens the original)
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An electric rate hike proposed by Upper Peninsula Power Co. would increase rates for residential customers by 15.6%, according to Michigan Attorney General Attorney General Dana Nessel, who has filed testimony against the request. UPPCO is seeking a $17.3 million increase through the Michigan Public Service Commission. Nessel says the increase should be cut to $9.9 million. "The company is also seeking to increase its profit margin on capital investments from 9.86% to 10.55%, which would make it
UP jobless rate in August falls to 5% (opens the original)
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IRON MOUNTAIN -- The Upper Peninsula's not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dipped to 5% in August, down from 5.2% in July and 5.4% a year ago, according to data released by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget. DTMB data showed 6,700 unemployed in the U.P. in August, down by 300 from July. The size of the region's civilian labor force fell to 133,100 in August, down by 800 over the month. Similar trends were observed across the state. "Michigan regional unemployment
IM ordinance takes aim at repeated false fire alarms (opens the original)
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IRON MOUNTAIN -- A public hearing is scheduled for Oct. 5 as Iron Mountain City Council prepares to adopt an ordinance that penalizes businesses for repeated false fire alarms. Mayor Dale Alessandrini said the ordinance is directed at "places that don't want to fix their fire alarm systems." During a rolling 12-month period, there would be no charge for up to three false alarms. The fourth, however, draws a $100 fee; the fifth, $200; and for each subsequent false alarm it's $400. Director of Pol
IM to evaluate sewer extension along South Stephenson Avenue (opens the original)
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IRON MOUNTAIN -- Commercial development on the south end of Stephenson Avenue is hindered by a lack of sewer infrastructure, so Iron Mountain officials will seek an engineering study to get a better understanding of what's needed. Carlos Cantina restaurant at 2031 S. Stephenson Ave. is the last business that could utilize a gravity sewer connection into the existing sewer system, according to City Manager Jordan Stanchina. "We have a lot of land left that, as far as development goes, we pretty m
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