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Teacher arraigned
November 7, 2009
MARQUETTE — The Ishpeming High School teacher accused of second degree criminal sexual conduct was arraigned in Marquette District Court today. » Full Story
DEQ wants more info on Eagle mine
November 7, 2009
LANSING (AP) — Michigan’s chief environmental regulator wants more information about a rocky outcrop in Marquette County that could affect plans for a nickel and copper mine. » Full Story
State cuts hit city budget
November 7, 2009
MARQUETTE — When Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed off on the state budget last week, she approved a budget bill that cut revenue sharing to cities, townships and counties by 11 percent. » Full Story
Federal cash available for U.P. residents who want to buy home
November 7, 2009
MARQUETTE — The U.S. » Full Story
Trio of newly elected Negaunee council members discuss goals
November 7, 2009
NEGAUNEE — Having official taken all three open seats on the Negaunee City Council, the three write-in candidates who ran on a combined platform are beginning to discuss their plans for their... » Full Story
Rebuilding a board
November 6, 2009
MARQUETTE — The Marquette Township Board is considering seven candidates for three temporary board appointments to seats vacated after Tuesday’s recall election of the township clerk and two trustees. » Full Story
Teacher faces CSC charges
November 6, 2009
ISHPEMING — A teacher at Ishpeming High School has been arrested on second degree criminal sexual conduct charges. » Full Story
City council adjusts budget
November 6, 2009
NEGAUNEE — Without cutting staff and while funding the police department at its requested level, the Negaunee City Council tentatively approved the 2010 city budget Thursda. » Full Story
Bell Hospital staff rewarded
November 6, 2009
Bell Hospital employees and their families pick up free popcorn and pop before heading into one of the six movie theaters at Country Village Cinema in Ishpeming Thursday evening. » Full Story
Film festival aims to spur green living
November 6, 2009
MARQUETTE — The idea of living green — whether it’s recycling, growing your own food or taking your bike to work — has grown in popularity in recent years. » Full Story