Negaunee News

After two "warm" months , July reverted back to the pattern of winter and early spring.

The 65-year-old man was on North Road in Negaunee when his car went into the ditch around 3 p.m. The car snapped the utility pole in half causing power lines to fall on the car and the road.

This is a classic hot pattern for Upper Michigan. On July 30, 1999 an upper-level ridge poked into the U.P. from the south.

The Negaunee City Council has been found guilty of violating the open meetings act.

The summer of '88 reached its torrid peak on July 28, 1988 when the temperature topped out at 99 degrees at the National Weather Service near Negaunee.

The market has been at Miners Park in Negaunee since Memorial Day and will go until September 17. Fresh grown produce, bakers, crafts and food vendors are featured at the Jackson Mine Farmers and Crafters Market.

A museum in Michigan's Upper Peninsula has announced plans to upgrade its exhibits that chronicle the state's iron mining history.

The Negaunee City Police report they were contacted at 11:20 p.m. The unidentified man had set out to swim across the lake.

The National Weather Service office in Negaunee Township has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Gogebic and Ontonagon Counties effective until 3:45 a.m. CDT/4:45 a.m. EDT Tuesday.

While it will not end as cold as July 1992, this month is forecast to close with well below average temperatures.

The Michigan State Police are requesting public assistance in establishing a timeline of the shooting incident in Munising last Monday.

This year so far, we've had our historic winter and cold spring. Actually, the cold eased late in the spring and May ended a bit above average.

And for 32 years, though she's had other options, she's stuck by Negaunee Cable for all her television needs.

Police say that a 2011 Buick, driven by 82-year-old Ernest Pomeroy from Paradise, was southbound on US-41, turning eastbound onto M-28.

The summer of 1983 was a hot one that extended into September. The middle of July produced the most extended bout of heat during this memorable warm season.

Pioneer Days came to an end Saturday, and it did so in style with its 35th Annual Pioneer Days Parade in downtown Negaunee.

The 10K run and two-mile fun run or walk started by the senior center and almost 200 people followed the paved Heritage Trail.

The Negaunee Historical Society had their annual home tour on Friday. The tour allows interested people to buy tickets for $8 and visit four homes around Negaunee.

Contact : Judy Palnau, 517-241-3323 Agency : Michigan Public Service Commission July 8, 2014 - The Michigan Public Service Commission today said it is seeking public comment on its proposed 97-cent monthly funding factor for the Low-Income Energy Assistance Fund, down from the current 99-cent funding factor for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

The Gogebic Range saw a bit of everything when it came to weather during the month of June, but wet weather dominated much of the forecast throughout the Upper Peninsula.