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BHK Child Development Board receives $98k grant (opens the original)
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HOUGHTON — The BHK Child Development Board has received a $98,000 grant to improve its Fresh Food and Nutritional Wellness programs. In part because of the grant BHK aims to overhaul all of its kitchens, provide whole fruits and vegetables, as well as support mothers breastfeeding their children at its locations. Health Services Director Katie Waara said these grants were provided by Head Start, a private nonprofit organization providing funding and support for its grantees in their service area
MTU releases enrollment figures (opens the original)
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HOUGHTON — Michigan Tech University has officially ushered in a new academic year and welcomed the undergraduate class of 2030. Tech officially unveiled its enrollment figures and university statistics for the 2026-2027 school year Friday. According to figures released by the University, enrollment dropped by nearly five percent from last year's numbers. MTU has a total of 7,054 students for its fall 2026 semester, including a 4.8% drop in enrollment from this time last year. This could be expla
Hubbell portion of Torch Lake cleanup continues (opens the original)
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LAKE LINDEN — The fences around the eastern portion of Lake Linden Park will be up through October as crews from the Environmental Protection Agency, Honeywell and the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy continue working to remove approximately 14,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment in the water. Stephanie Swart, Torch Lake Area of Concern coordinator for EGLE, said dangerous metals and contaminants are being dredged and removed. It’s a long-term project expected to run throug
Contaminated lake sediment removed from Keweenaw (opens the original)
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Heavy machinery on a barge goes to work on the north end of Torch Lake near Lake Linden Park. (Chelsea Bossert | Daily Mining Gazette) The site of dredging to remove contaminated sediment at Lake Linden is shown on a map. The site is about 10 miles northeast of Hancock. (Google Maps screenshot) Heavy machinery on a barge goes to work on the north end of Torch Lake near Lake Linden Park. (Chelsea Bossert | Daily Mining Gazette) The site of dredging to remove contaminated sediment at Lake Linden i
A real gem (opens the original)
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HANCOCK -- The Copper Country Gem and Mineral Show kicks off at 1 p.m. Friday at the Hancock Middle School. Sponsored by the Copper Country Rock and Mineral Club (CCRMC), the show will run through Sunday. The show is annually a popular feature of August in the Keweenaw. For decades, residents and visitors alike have flocked to the Houghton Elementary school for the popular three-day show. However, due to construction at Houghton Elementary this summer, the usual venue is not available. But, as t
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