Laurium looks to bring first splash pad in Keweenaw
“Splash pads are important spaces of public recreation during the summertime in Michigan,” said Paula Holtz, who is managing director Prosperity for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
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Bay Mills CC named “Higher Access, Higher Earnings” college
“Bay Mills Community College is honored to be recognized as a Carnegie Opportunity College and University for our commitment to increasing student access and supporting strong post-graduation outcomes,” said Dr. Duane Bedell, president of Bay Mills Community College.
Michigan Tech hits new benchmark for graduate placement
"The Career Services office engages with students on day one of their journey here at Michigan Tech, and we prioritize meaningful employer partnerships," said Cody Kangas, executive director of Career Services for Michigan Tech.
U.P. RIA firm Mommaerts-Mahaney sold to Carson Group
“Today marks an exciting milestone for Carson Group as the Mommaerts team chooses to become wholly owned and place their trust in us long-term,” said Burt White, CEO of Carson Group.
U.P. responds to emergency weather, subsequent issues
“We are going to stand tall for Michiganders who are working day and night to clear roads, fix powerlines, prepare food, and provide shelter for so many in need,” said Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II.
Animal Welfare Fund aids Escanaba, Ontonagon shelters
“The grants make a significant, positive impact on Michigan’s animals and the people who care for them. As Michiganders prepare their state tax returns, please check the box for the fund to continue generously supporting animals awaiting their fur-ever home," said State Veterinarian Nora Wineland.
Open for business: First ships pass through the Soo Locks
“This year, a number of factors worked in our favor that allowed us to safely deliver this critical maintenance and also open to navigation traffic a few days early," said Soo Locks Operations Manager LeighAnn Ryckeghem.
First cougar cubs discovered in Michigan in more than a century
“It’s pretty exciting, considering this could be the first known cougar reproduction in modern times in the western Great Lakes states,” said Brian Roell, large carnivore specialist for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Sault Tribe works to recover from cyber attack
“Some tribal organizations were impacted more severely than others and are still recovering, but we’re fortunate to be able to reopen Kewadin’s doors and continue serving as a prime entertainment destination for the eastern U.P.,” said Sault Tribe Chairman Austin Lowes.
Iron Mountain USPS Center will continue operations
“This is great news for rural Michiganders who depend on (the United States Postal Service) for delivery of essential items, including financial documents, lab tests, prescriptions for veterans, and more, that are critical to the health and safety of residents,” said U.S. Sen. Gary Peters.
