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May 14, 2013 Articles found in today's printed edition of The Mining Journal include: - Ottenwess top candidate for T.C. more »» 
Walking for a great cause
May 13, 2013 MARQUETTE — Neil Sauter got a lot of looks as he walked through downtown Marquette Friday afternoon, slowing traffic as people craned their heads to make sure they weren’t imagining things. more »» 
Lakes cruise ship now calls Marquette home
May 13, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Isle Royal Queen III, the cruise ship running summer trips from Marquette’s Lower Harbor, will now call the city home. more »»
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May 13, 2013 Articles found in today's printed edition of The Mining Journal include: - Group will discuss courthouse security - Teacher performance pay to be debated - MARESA to hold superintendent interviews... more »» 
Asbestos problem at storage buildings
May 12, 2013 K.I. SAWYER — Customers of Second Street Storage at K.. more »» 
Ottenwess interviews for T.C. city manager
May 12, 2013 TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — Traverse City commissioners were set to publicly interview six candidates — including Ishpeming City Manager Jered Ottenwess — for the city’s top administrator job Saturday. more »» 
Disc golf takes off
May 12, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Upper Peninsula is home to a lot of popular outdoor sports, from well known ones like snowshoeing, skiing and snowboarding to more exotic activities like broomball. more »» 
Dark but funny turns in new books for moms
May 12, 2013 NEW YORK (AP) — These moms curse a lot, drink to excess, reveal scary truths and draw twisted little stick figures of their kids pooping and whining relentlessly. more »»
Council OKs library project bid
May 12, 2013 ISHPEMING — The Ishpeming City Council approved a bid for phase two of the Ishpeming Carnegie Library handicap accessible project at its meeting Wednesday. more »» 
Towers get reprieve
May 11, 2013 MARQUETTE — — The Federal Aviation Administration will keep open for now the 149 control towers at small airports — including Sawyer International — that were slated to close as the result of... more »» 
Selling Sawyer
May 11, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Marquette County Board unanimously approved a Michigan Department of Transportation grant Tuesday, which will provide $25,000 to the county to promote air service at Sawyer... more »» 
Roadside parks open late
May 11, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Michigan Department of Transportation has opened most roadside parks in the Upper Peninsula for the season, but several in Alger, Keweenaw and Luce counties will remain closed unti... more »»
DDA looks to boost downtown parking revenue
May 11, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Marquette Downtown Development Authority’s proposed budget for the coming year includes a handful of changes aimed at increasing parking revenues from the downtown area. more »» 
Retired miners get together to talk over old times
May 10, 2013 NEGAUNEE — Ask a former employee about the Pioneer Pellet or Ore Improvement plants and one word you’ll probably hear is “dust.” But another word you’re likely to hear is “family. more »» 
NRC OKs limited late-year wolf hunt in selected U.P. locations
May 10, 2013 MARQUETTE — The Michigan Natural Resources Commission voted Thursday to approve a limited two-month gray wolf hunt in three wolf management areas in the Upper Peninsula. more »»
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May 10, 2013 Articles found in today's printed edition of The Mining Journal include: - Pioneer at Pioneer was ground breaker - Regional contacts for flood assistance listed - Ground breaking held for new Pen... more »» 
Township outlines changes to zoning, master plan to boost development
May 9, 2013 MARQUETTE — Marquette Township officials said the community has taken significant steps over the past two years to promote and assist sustainable future development. more »»
Today in print
May 9, 2013 Articles found in today's printed edition of The Mining Journal include: - Skauge ‘not surprised’ MAPS to file labor charge - Schneider won’t seek re-election to city commission For the full article... more »» |
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