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- Sep 10, 2026
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Fighting City Hall (opens the original)
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ESCANABA -- Last week, plaintiff Michael O’Connor appeared in Delta County Circuit Court in regard to five lawsuits currently pending against the City of Gladstone. After some short discussion, Judge Brian D. Rahilly said that he would review the materials before issuing a written decision at a later point. The lawsuits allege that the City of Gladstone is breaking the law and its own charter. “The charter is a document that really is our city's constitution, and I feel any citizen should be abl
UP Veteran of the Year (opens the original)
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ESCANABA -- A Delta County man, U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant (Ret.) Steven Kwarciany, was honored at the Upper Peninsula Veteran of the Year for 2026 at a ceremony at the U.P. State Fair yesterday. Since the first fair in Escanaba in 1928, there has been a "Governor's Day" or something similar. The event now held on Thursday of fair week has been renamed "Honored Citizens Day" because more individuals than just the head of state are recognized. Military veterans were welcomed into the U.P. Sta
Falling short (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON -- The push continues for updates to the Great Lakes icebreaking fleet. In December, President Donald Trump signed into law the Great Lakes Icebreaker Act -- but the deadlines within have passed without action by the U.S. Coast Guard, who had been directed to assess the current fleet and design new icebreakers. Last month, the Michigan legislator who authored the bill led a coalition of 20 members of Congress to sign a letter demanding the Coast Guard fulfill its required duty. The ne
Fiery Firebird (opens the original)
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ESCANABA -- There is one less Pontiac Firebird in the world after an explosion in downtown Escanaba Friday night. Fortunately, the two people who had been traveling in the car when it caught fire escaped. The high-performance automobile, a 2000 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am WS6, was owned by Escanaba resident Brandon Oxford, racing enthusiast who was known by local car groups. Just six weeks ago, he showed people what his car was capable of on the Rhino Dyno at the Ludington Street Cruise. On the mo
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