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Here's a look at what we're working on for tonight's news. Monday, July 14, 2008 at 12:13 p.m. These are your stories for Monday, July 14, 2008.

Here's a look at what we're working on for tonight's news. Wednesday, July 09, 2008 at 2:46 p.m. The Michigan Court of Appeals has handed down their decision in the Bonnie Hoff case against the the City of ...

"Inspired to Knit, Creating Exquisite Handknits" is for the advanced knitter who prefers classic designs with elegance and feminine details.

Here's a look at what we're working on for tonight's news. Thursday, July 03, 2008 at 2:50 p.m. The small town of Greenland is gearing up for its 150th anniversary on July 4. Today, Representative Bart Stupak ...

After 140 years at their current location, the Saints Peter and Paul Lutheran Church began construction on Sunday to build a $3.1 million, 22,000 square foot church off of Sharon Street in Houghton.

HOUGHTON/HANCOCK -- The smell of summer...the hot dog. And one family has decided to try out a hot dog stand in Houghton and Hancock this summer.

They are the "eyes in the sky" for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

From rubber ducky races, to fresh seafood, to live music....there's no shortage of things to do at the 21st annual Bridgefest.

Shorts, lemonade and Bridgefest are all signs that summer is here. The annual event got underway Friday night with the Bridgefest parade.

The driver of a Subaru that crashed into a Hancock house early Thursday morning, then fled, turned himself in on Friday.

PHILIP PAANANEN, age 62, of Fowlerville, died May 19, 2008. He was born Dec. 22, 1945 to Arnold Yalmer and Vieno Amanda Paananen in Hancock, Michigan.

' On May 6 Hancock voters approved an $8.8 million bond issue to construct a new middle school building and do some repairs at the Gordon G. Barkell Elementary School, and the Hancock Public Schools Board of ...

' One local couple was so pleased with the work Keweenaw Glass & Door had done to their Hancock home, they returned last week for a set of replacement windows.

' It's been a busy week of honoring military members already in the cities that are home to the largest Armed Forces Day parade in the nation, and these events culminate in the Third Annual Parade of Thanks in ...

' Rising gas and food prices may have contributed to a decrease in food donations during last Saturday's "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive.

' The Western Upper Peninsula District Health Department received a grant to fund water quality monitoring at beaches at six inland lakes spread among three counties, the Michigan Department of Natural ...

“Somehow he found a way to practice that most important of spiritual disciplines - ' hope”

' For staying devoted to others through his low points, Ted Fredrickson hit yet another high point. via The Daily Mining Gazette

Kevin Richard Kyllonen, 37, a resident of Painesdale, passed away early Friday morning, May 9, 2008, due to injuries received in an automobile accident. via The Daily Mining Gazette

“We didn't know until we put this together last week what an impact we have made”

' When vehicles from five police and fire departments are in the same spot, sirens flashing, it's usually cause for alarm. via The Daily Mining Gazette

“There will be more space available for businesses soon”

' In their third joint meeting, Houghton and Hancock's city councils heard updates on several projects, including the construction of new sewer and water crossings of the Portage Canal and a water ... via The Daily Mining Gazette