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Suspect nabbed for breaking into DeTour Area Schools and damaging property (opens the original)
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DeTOUR, MI— A Chippewa County man has been arrested for breaking into DeTour Area Schools. Thursday around 6:30 a.m., Michigan State Police from the Sault Ste. Marie Post responded to a report that someone had broken into and was still inside the school. Staff had reported early to prepare for the day when they saw the subject inside and called 911. Troopers located the suspect and arrested him. No weapons were found, but the 24-year-old man from DeTour Village had damaged property and left some
Billerud allows for construction of new cross-country trail on its land in Dickinson County (opens the original)
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DICKINSON COUNTY, MI— A new partnership between Billerud and the Dickinson Trail Network will expand opportunities for outdoor recreation. The papermaker has provided access to several hundred acres of company-owned forestland near the Quinnesec Mill that enabled the construction of a new 2.5-mile cross-country trail loop branching off a Norway trail. The new trail is called the Paper Jam. Officials say it will appeal to a wide variety of users, including mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners,
Chippewa County man charged in pickup/bicycle crash in the Soo (opens the original)
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SAULT STE. MARIE, MI— A Chippewa County man was arrested Monday following a crash between a pickup truck and a bicyclist in Sault Ste. Marie. On September 21, the Sault Ste. Marie Police and Fire Departments responded to the area of the Fort Street Bridge. The pickup was no longer at the scene when officers arrived. The bicyclist was seriously injured. They were taken to the hospital and have since been released. The truck was later recovered by the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office. Mark McLeod,
Ribbon-cutting held for Ironwood water system, Rudyard Township gets USDA loan (opens the original)
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IRONWOOD AND RUDYARD TOWNSHIP, MI— USDA Michigan Rural Development celebrated Ironwood’s new water system and announced a major loan for Rudyard Township Wednesday. Ironwood partnered with USDA Rural Development to improve the city’s drinking water system. Enhancements took place in four phases beginning in 2010. The city ultimately received $15.4 million in loans and $9.3 million in grants. And Rudyard Township is receiving more than a million dollars to make improvements to its municipal waste
Menominee traffic signal work slated to start October 5 (opens the original)
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MENOMINEE, MI— Contractors for the Michigan Department of Transportation will be performing signal work in Menominee starting Monday. Crews will do maintenance repairs on the traffic signal on US-41/10th Street at the 10th Avenue intersection beginning October 5. The signal will be placed in flash mode periodically during the work. Repairs are expected to be completed by Wednesday, October 7. MDOT urges drivers to use caution when approaching the intersection.
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