Thomas Fournier
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Isle Royale National Park expands the CUA agreement period to two years (opens the original)
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Isle Royale National Park will open applications for commercial use authorizations this November, allowing tour operators, guides, and charter services to conduct business on the island park in 2027. Between Nov. 1 and 30, commercial operations planning to provide tours, guide services, flights, or commercial trips must complete necessary paperwork with the National Park Service. Eligible activities include backcountry camping, guided hiking, environmental education, photography instruction, cha
Rep. Greg Markkanen supports ethics bill to prevent former legislators immediately working for utility organizations (opens the original)
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The Michigan House of Representatives passed a bipartisan ethics bill Wednesday designed to prevent former legislators from immediately pursuing careers with organizations that benefit from state funding. House Bill 6282 passed 88-15, with seven legislators absent from the voting session. The legislation targets potential conflicts of interest involving the Utility Consumer Protection Board, a state agency that awards grants to nonprofits and municipal organizations representing utility customer
Canal colors attract residents and visitors to Houghton for some autumn fun (opens the original)
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Fall colors are painting the Upper Peninsula’s landscape. The Copper Country is capitalizing on the season with Canal Colors Festival with a weekend celebration that combines four community events over two days. The festival begins on Thursday when the Plaidurday digital passport launches online. Followed on Friday and Saturday with events drawing residents and visitors to experience autumn in the Copper Country. Funds raised during several activities during the two days will help support the Ca
Akropolis Reed Quintet, Pascal LeBouef, and Christian Euman celebrate America 250 with the Rozsa Center (opens the original)
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Music connects people to time and place while inspiring new perspectives on the world. This Friday, the Rozsa Center will showcase that power through “Are We Dreaming the Same Dream?” featuring composer Pascal LeBouef, the Akropolis Reed Quintet and Christian Euman in a backstage concert performance. The program blends contemporary classical music with jazz elements, creating a distinctly American sound that challenges preconceived notions about modern composition. “What I love about this ensemb
Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelterâs Ride Against Abuse travels between Calumet and Houghton (opens the original)
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The Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home will host its annual Ride Against Abuse on Tuesday evening, bringing together motorcyclists to raise funds and awareness for domestic violence survivors. The ride departs at 6 p.m. from the Americ-Inn in Calumet and travels through the Copper Country before concluding at Kestner Waterfront Park in Houghton. The event typically draws more than 50 riders. âWe thank the community for their continued support of the shelter and the non-profitâs programs,â
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