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Raboin joins Marquette Chiropractic
August 15, 2011 MARQUETTE — Marquette Chiropractic and Wellness recently welcomed Dr. Nick Raboin, D.C. to Marquette. more »» 
Festivals to fairs
August 8, 2011 MARQUETTE — Especially in a struggling economy, finding fun activities close to home, including Marquette’s annual festivals, can not only be good for consumers, but also provide an important... more »»
WeCan! gets nonprofit status
August 8, 2011 ISHPEMING — The West End Community Arts Network, or WeCan!, a newly organized, Ishpeming-based arts and culture organization, has achieved 501(c)3 nonprofit status. more »» 
Lewis retires from BLP
August 8, 2011 Marquette Board of Light and Power Meter Department Supervisor Robert Lewis, center, retired July 1, following 30 years of service to the utilit. more »» 
The impact of heat on crops and livestock
August 1, 2011 MUNISING — You might think the recent warm to hot temperatures would have a negative impact on Upper Peninsula farming operations, included associated financial effects, but that’s not necessarily... more »»
Iron Ore and the Civil War
August 1, 2011 NEGAUNEE — Michigan Iron Industry Museum visitors will be treated to the sights and sounds of the Civil War during “Iron Ore and the Civil War,” a two-day event featuring re-enactors and musicians... more »» 
Beat the heat without burning your budget
July 25, 2011 MARQUETTE — You may end up being burned up more by high utility bills than the summer sun and hot temperatures if you don’t keep in mind how much it costs to run fans, refrigerators and air... more »» 
Fitness center announces winner
July 25, 2011 Lacey Gauthier of Marquette, center, is the grand prize winner of the Snap Fitness Lose It Now Challenge, a six-week program for local residents held at Snap’s downtown Marquette Club. more »» 
Arts funding down in state despite income possibilities
July 18, 2011 LANSING — When the state’s economy is suffering, cutting support for industries that generate substantial employment and tax revenue seems illogical— yet that’s happening in the arts and culture... more »» 
Yuhnke joins Sawyer Dental Center
July 18, 2011 GWINN—The Sawyer Dental Center recently added Dr. James Yuhnke, DDS, to its professional dental team. Yuhnke earned his doctorate from the University of Detroit School of Dentistry in 1978. more »»
Tips to avoid forclosures
July 11, 2011 MARQUETTE — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has developed a list of 10 helpful tips for homeowners struggling to make mortgage payments, trying to avoid foreclosure. more »»
Tips to avoid forclosures
July 11, 2011 MARQUETTE — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has developed a list of 10 helpful tips for homeowners struggling to make mortgage payments, trying to avoid foreclosure. more »» 
UPEA’s Cooper earns qualification
July 11, 2011 HOUGHTON — Karin Cooper, AIA,, a project manager and architect with U.P. Engineers & Architects, Inc. more »» 
THE RULES OF REFINANCE
June 27, 2011 MARQUETTE — Wondering whether refinancing your home mortgage makes dollars and sense? The Federal Reserve has a number of worthwhile points to consider in its online Consumer’s Guide to Mortgage... more »»
Shaw joins Kennecott
June 27, 2011 ISHPEMING — Lauri Shaw has joined Kennecott Eagle Minerals as materials coordinator. more »»
Coccia elected to state board
June 27, 2011 MARQUETTE — Craig T. more »» 
Recreation passports
June 20, 2011 MARQUETTE — The Michigan Secretary of State’s office recently announced that sales of the new Recreation Passports, which allow entry to state parks, recreation areas and boat launches, have topped... more »»
Boucher joins Changes salon
June 20, 2011 MARQUETTE — Rion Boucher has joined the staff of Changes salon, 1015 N. Third St. more »»
RFC elects board of directors
June 20, 2011 NEGAUNEE — The Range Financial Corporation recently held its annual meeting of shareholders. Four directors were reelected for a term of three years: Peter W. Frazier, chairman, FRACO, Inc.; Anita A. more »» 
State may toughen penalties for mortgage fraud
June 13, 2011 LANSING — Legislation has been proposed to make residential mortgage fraud a distinct crime in Michigan. The lead sponsor, Rep. more »» |
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