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Negaunee ends 2026 farmers market season on a high note (opens the original)
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NEGAUNEE, Mich. (WLUC) - Wednesday marked the final Negaunee farmers market of the year. The weather cooperated for a beautiful sendoff to the 2026 season. The market sees vendors selling everything from produce to baked goods and pottery. Market Master Lisa Cory says this year was one of the most consistently attended markets. “I love the outdoor experience of ours; I think that’s nice and important and I think it’s good to buy produce, etc., local and to support your local vendors and artisans
$155K EGLE Grant to fund PFAS testing in Ishpeming (opens the original)
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ISHPEMING, Mich. (WLUC) - The city of Ishpeming is being proactive about PFAS contamination. Ishpeming applied for, and received, a $155,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy to test for PFAS. City Manager Randy Scholz says U.P. Engineers and Architects will administer the grant and conduct testing. “Trying to identify any hot areas and then narrowing those down to see if we can find a source of those,” Scholz said. PFAS are a group of chemicals used in appl
Farmers face drought conditions in Upper Michigan (opens the original)
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CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich. (WLUC) - Drought conditions have been ongoing in parts of the U.P. this summer and have not subsided. As soils dry out, farmers feel the impact. MSU Extension Educator Frank Wardynski says pasture and hay yields have been reduced. While in previous years livestock have been able to graze into November, he says this year many farmers have had to start feeding hay in the past month. “It’s like a double whammy on the cost side, that not only are they not going to be able to sav
Health experts stress importance of newborn screening (opens the original)
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UPPER MICHIGAN. (WLUC) - Health care providers are reminding parents of the importance of newborn screening. Routine newborn screening is usually done in the first 24 hours after birth. Screenings look for rare but serious health conditions that may not present right away and detect concerns like metabolic, endocrine and blood disorders. Aspirus Health Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Sara Baldwin says these screenings pick up conditions other tests might miss. “So, a lot of times the baby appears n
Record-high diesel prices impact Escanaba truck driving school (opens the original)
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ESCANABA, Mich. (WLUC) - With diesel prices at record highs, businesses and consumers are feeling the impact. Midwest Truck Driving School has been training drivers in Escanaba since 1998. As diesel prices climb to new highs, school director Josh Barron says the cost of filling up a semitruck has almost doubled. “At the school, it’s affected us tremendously in the fact that we went from being able to fill up a truck (for) between $700 and $800, to now it’s over $1500 to fill up one semitruck,” B
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