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Cameras in Calumet? (opens the original)
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CALUMET - Last month, the Calumet Village Council adopted a resolution to apply for a $5,000 Michigan Participating Plan (Par Plan) grant to assist in funding a municipal camera security system. At the July 21 meeting, concerns were raised by residents about what kind of camera system would be used and how the data would be stored and accessed. Calumet resident Shannon Perkins is among the concerned and spoke at Tuesday’s Council meeting. During public comment, Perkins expressed worries over who
Life Beyond the Mines (opens the original)
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CALUMET - The Keweenaw Peninsula is known for its’ copper mining history. Knowledge about that time period is primarily focused on the mining companies and the multitudes of immigrant men who came to work in those mines. Daniel Wallace from the University of Southern California visited Keweenaw National Historical Park (KNHP) Saturday to discuss his work on expanding the understanding of the industrial landscape of the region through public history. Wallace reflected on his American Conservation
Larger than life (opens the original)
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CALUMET - Anna Klobuchar Clemenc is a historical figure from the Keweenaw who has a legacy known far and wide. Known as “Big Annie,” she was at the lead of the parades protesting unfair working conditions in the mines during the 1913 strike carrying a huge American flag. She returned to the Copper Country in a few ways on Saturday. First, a parade down 5th street kicked off the afternoon led by a Big Annie reenactor, complete with a large American flag. A children's choir, decked out in period c
Change of command (opens the original)
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Dollar Bay - United States Coast Guard (USCG) Station Portage underwent an official Change of Command Thursday. A formal ceremony was conducted at Dollar Bay schools complete with a color guard, a personnel inspection, and a reading of orders. These elements are all conducted to a formally prescribed ritual to honor and maintain traditions of the service, and to publicly demonstrate that authority has passed without interruption. The occasion also gives the members of the command, as well as gue
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