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One last chance (opens the original)
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EAGLE RIVER -- A crowd of roughly 20 residents attended the Keweenaw County Planning Commission's public hearing Monday, taking advantage of the final statutory window to voice comments on the updated draft of the county’s Master Plan. The session at the courthouse officially concluded a mandatory 63-day public review period. The hearing documented citizen feedback on the Blueprint for Tomorrow planning text before the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the County Board of Commi
Driver shortage (opens the original)
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ATLANTIC MINE -- A shortage of commercial truck drivers at the Houghton County Materials Management department has forced the county transfer station to restrict or reject incoming construction and demolition waste. The Houghton County Materials Management Station, located on Erickson Drive in Atlantic Mine, requires commercial vehicle operators to haul accumulated refuse to the K&W Landfill in Greenland. Under standard operations, staff drivers must transport two to three trailer loads to the G
Preserving history (opens the original)
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP -- Eighty-one years ago, the Quincy Mining Company suspended its mining operations with the hope that the local shafts would one day return to productivity. With that future in mind, company officials stored its fleet of steam locomotives inside the engine house located near the No. 7 Shaft. Three decades later, the locomotives were removed from the structure, and three were placed on public display near the Quincy No. 2 Shaft's Nordberg steam hoist house. On Monday morning, En
Rising from the ashes (opens the original)
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LAURIUM -- The Village of Laurium has announced it will be holding the Grand Opening for the new Laurium Public Works Garage from 3-6 p.m. on Oct. 12 according to Village Manager Ian Lewis. The ribbon cutting will take place at 3 p.m. with free food, beverages, and desserts being served immediately following the ribbon cutting. The Village will be allowing walk-through tours for all who attend. Additionally, there will be an opportunity for kids to take pictures inside some of the heavy equipmen
Blueprint for tomorrow (opens the original)
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EAGLE RIVER -- Keweenaw County property owners and residents will have their final opportunity to shape the peninsula’s long-term growth policies this afternoon as a mandatory 63-day public review period comes to a close amid some public confusion. The Keweenaw County Planning Commission has scheduled a formal public hearing for 4 p.m. today at the courthouse in Eagle River. The session is designated to document public comment on the updated draft of the Keweenaw County Master Plan before the co
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