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Make way for harvesters
By Carol Stiffler It’s harvest season. That’s true for hobby farmers, currently busy picking and...
Introducing Helen Johnson – New HNJH CEO
By Carol Stiffler Helen Newberry Joy Hospital (HNJH) has a new CEO, and she’s got just the right...
Forest Home Cemetery under scrutiny
By Sterling McGinn Issues at Forest Home Cemetery in Newberry was the main topic of the August 26...
School resource officer returns to TAS
By Sterling McGinn A program that made a significant impact at Tahquamenon Area Schools (TAS) will...
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Portage Township pays cash for groomer building
The Portage Township Board voted 3-2 to approve the 2025 budget and write a check for $125,295 to purchase a 40 x 74 foot groomer building for $135,000.
TAS board hires new staff members for upcoming school year
Several new faculty members for Tahquamenon Area Schools were approved for hiring at the Tahquamenon Area Schools Board of Education meeting.
Village assures residents that lead letters are precautionary measures
All Newberry Water & Light customers will receive a letter in their next bill regarding the potential for lead in their home water supply.
Local bakery funds snack shack for area youth
The project, which has gone viral on TikTok, aims to provide ready-to-eat foods and essentials for young children who may not have enough food.
Newberry players shine in inaugural U.P. All Star Baseball Game
A pair of Newberry players were a part of history earlier this week, participating in the 1st Annual U.P. All Star Baseball Game.
Team effort revives Lake Superior lake trout populations
Native lake trout populations in Lake Superior have made a remarkable comeback, thanks to a collaborative conservation effort.
Lake Superior safety buoys deployed
Three climate monitoring and maritime safety buoys have been deployed for the season from the south shore of Lake Superior.
Michigan residents urged to take precautions against tick-borne diseases
Michigan residents are advised to take precautions against tick bites, as Lyme disease and anaplasmosis cases have increased dramatically over the past five years.
Ashley Freed earns Apple CEI Ambassador title
Ashley Freed, a 4-H program coordinator, has been recognized as an Apple CEI Ambassador for her commitment to expanding access to opportunities in education.
Natural barriers to keep geese off Michigan shores
Goose poop is a major source of E. coli in Michigan’s state parks. While there is no foolproof way to prevent geese from leaving their droppings on waterways, property owners can discourage them.
Canadian wildfires fill U.P. with smoke
NOAA reports that strong winds and dry conditions may make this fire season – which extends from May through September – get worse yet.
WWII veteran honored with life membership by Legion Riders
A 101-year-old World War II Veteran received a special birthday present from the American Legion Post 74 of Newberry.
North and Big Manistique Lake levels adjusted by court
The lake level orders governing Big Manistique Lake and North Manistique (Round) Lake have been amended in the 11th Circuit Court in special hearings.
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