Michigan Christmas tree selected from the U.P.
A 68-foot spruce from Sault Ste. Marie will serve as Michigan's official Christmas tree.
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Marine Trades Institute announces pause on construction project
Construction on a new instruction building has been halted because of rising costs and other concerns.
LSSU, Coast Guard expands partnership
Lake Superior State University has renewed its partnership with the U.S. Coast Guard.
Michigan Tech’s student enrollment rises — again
Fall enrollment is up again at Michigan Technological University.
Grants to fight invasive species available through DNR
State grants available to help fight invasive species.
LP Building Solutions named to IndustryWeek best list
LP Building Solutions makes 2025 IndustryWeek 50 Best Manufacturers List.
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians has committed $200,000 to Rx Kids
“The Sault Tribe is proud to stand behind the Rx Kids program because it provides real, immediate relief for families when they need it most,” said Austin Lowes, who is chairman of the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians.
Marine Trades Institue welcomes new leadership
"Nikki has been the driving force behind the school's success. Her vision and energy have shaped the institute into what it is today -- a thriving center for workforce development," said Joseph D. Reid, chairman of the board of the Marine Trades Institute.
Newsweek names the U.P.’s Laurium Manor Inn as #1 Historical B&B in America
“The Laurium Manor Inn’s recognition as the nation’s best historic B&B highlights the Keweenaw as a destination that blends stunning landscapes with one-of-a-kind cultural treasures. This award will help attract new visitors eager to experience the Copper Country’s past while supporting our local businesses today.”” said Brad Barnett, who is executive director of Visit Keweenaw.
U.P. students learn trades at annual summer camp
“This experience has helped you explore what the world needs, what you’re good at, what you love and what you can be paid for,” said Trent Bellingar, director of the DSISD Career and Technical Education Center.
Marine Trades Institute announces pause on construction project
Construction on a new instruction building has been halted because of rising costs and other concerns.
LSSU, Coast Guard expands partnership
Lake Superior State University has renewed its partnership with the U.S. Coast Guard.
Michigan Tech’s student enrollment rises — again
Fall enrollment is up again at Michigan Technological University.
Grants to fight invasive species available through DNR
State grants available to help fight invasive species.
LP Building Solutions named to IndustryWeek best list
LP Building Solutions makes 2025 IndustryWeek 50 Best Manufacturers List.
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians has committed $200,000 to Rx Kids
“The Sault Tribe is proud to stand behind the Rx Kids program because it provides real, immediate relief for families when they need it most,” said Austin Lowes, who is chairman of the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians.
Marine Trades Institue welcomes new leadership
"Nikki has been the driving force behind the school's success. Her vision and energy have shaped the institute into what it is today -- a thriving center for workforce development," said Joseph D. Reid, chairman of the board of the Marine Trades Institute.
Newsweek names the U.P.’s Laurium Manor Inn as #1 Historical B&B in America
“The Laurium Manor Inn’s recognition as the nation’s best historic B&B highlights the Keweenaw as a destination that blends stunning landscapes with one-of-a-kind cultural treasures. This award will help attract new visitors eager to experience the Copper Country’s past while supporting our local businesses today.”” said Brad Barnett, who is executive director of Visit Keweenaw.
U.P. students learn trades at annual summer camp
“This experience has helped you explore what the world needs, what you’re good at, what you love and what you can be paid for,” said Trent Bellingar, director of the DSISD Career and Technical Education Center.
