Category Archives: News
'Cash Mob' Returns To Sault Ste. Marie On Saturday
It's that time again for another Cash Mob in Downtown Sault Ste. Marie, Saturday October 20th. Cash Mobs are flash sales that boost revenues and encourage the support of small business. The community ...
Jack Hall Oct 17, 2018
Kivela Family Endorses McBroom For State Senate
Former Representative and current U.P. Senate Candidate Ed McBroom received the endorsement of the Kivela family today: "I am very excited to honor my father, John Kivela, by endorsing Ed McBroom for ...
Jack Hall Oct 17, 2018
Governor Signs Snowplow, Other Legislation
Legislation signed today by Gov. Rick Snyder allows commercial snowplows to continue using amber warning lights en route from one job site to another. "With winter around the corner, it's time to star...
Jack Hall Oct 17, 2018
Illegal Wine Shipments Cost Michigan Tax Revenue
More than 150,000 of bottles of wine were illegally shipped into Michigan during the second quarter of 2018, causing the state to lose as much as $25,000 in tax revenue, according to data compiled by ...
Jack Hall Oct 16, 2018
Clothesline Project To Promote Domestic Violence Awareness
Bay College's Diversity Committee is once again partnering with The Caring House in Iron Mountain to bring The Clothesline Project to Bay College's West Campus. The Clothesline Project honors women wh...
Jack Hall Oct 16, 2018
Suicide Prevention Film To Be Shown At Bay College
On October 17 at 6 p.m. Delta County Communities That Care (CTC) will present a special screening of Suicide The Ripple Effect at Bay College's Besse Center Theater in Escanaba. With strong endorsemen...
Jack Hall Oct 15, 2018
Governor Thanks Coast Guard For New Mackinac Rule
Gov. Rick Snyder on Monday thanked the United States Coast Guard for approving a Straits of Mackinac "no anchor" zone, which builds on measures announced by the governor to add protections and safegua...
Jack Hall Oct 15, 2018
Hundreds Of Michigan College Students Register To Vote
More than 2,100 students at 18 Michigan colleges and universities registered to vote and ask questions about the voting process during a tour of the Mobile Office this fall, Secretary of State Ruth Jo...
Jack Hall Oct 15, 2018
Escanaba Road Projects Continuing Through October
There are three separate road construction projects affecting traffic within the City of Escanaba over the next two weeks. The areas of construction and dates for road closures are as follows: 3rd Ave...
Jack Hall Oct 14, 2018
US-2 Road Project Starts Monday In Escanaba
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will be repairing several drainage structures near the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Escanaba. Work also includes asphalt resurfacing. This is p...
Jack Hall Oct 14, 2018
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