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Hurley gets new police chief (opens the original)
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HURLEY, Wis. - The city of Hurley has a new police chief, but his last name is the same name as his predecessor. How's that? Because Chief Justin Colassaco, who was sworn in during an Aug. 11 meeting of the Hurley City Council, is the brother of former Chief Chris Colassaco, who left to take other employment. Since the change, The Globe spoke with both the incoming and outgoing chiefs about their experience with the department thus far, as well as what changes may lie ahead. Chris Colassaco serv
Stopping by Ironwood (opens the original)
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US. SEN. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., speaks to an offscreen member of the regional media during her visit to Gogebic Community College in Ironwood on Tuesday. IRONWOOD - U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., visited the area on Tuesday, where she met with college representatives and Gogebic County leaders. The trip was part of her August recess, allowing her insight into the region's interests, struggles and concerns. Slotkin had lunch with community leaders; met with members of local boards and colle
Thompson, Czerneski join Hurley City Council (opens the original)
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FROM LEFT, Scott Czerneski and Brady Thompson take their oaths on Aug. 12 as they join the Hurley City Council. Administering the oath was Stacey Wiercinski, the city's clerk/treasurer, not shown. HURLEY - The Hurley City Council welcomed two new members at its Aug. 12 meeting. City Clerk/Treasurer Stacey Wiercinski swore in Brady Thompson and Scott Czerneski. The men joined other members Logan Dahlbacka, Paul Mullard, Michelle Fink and Mayor Pro Tempore Robert Lanctoe. Lanctoe and Mayor Joanne
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