Old Houghton furniture store gets a new life as apartment housing with a view
An abandoned building in downtown Houghton will be transformed into much-needed housing, creating nine apartments and commercial space.
An abandoned building in downtown Houghton will be transformed into much-needed housing, creating nine apartments and commercial space.
“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.
Harvesting flowers is a gentle business, one traditionally done by hand. An assistant professor at Michigan Technological University hopes to help farmers automate that cumbersome task. She is developing a robotic harvesting system.
Cedarville's boat building school has a new name: The Marine Trades Institute. The rebranding reflects the school's growth and its efforts to attract more students interested in the marine trades industry.
“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.
"Cold Front Technology, SL4 LED Headlights, and SmartTouch+ represent the next generation of innovation in snow and ice control, delivering smarter, more connected tools that maximize efficiency, visibility and control " said Jody Christy, vice president at BOSS Snowplow.
Like ski resorts across the country, ski areas in the U.P. are investing millions of dollars to improve snowmaking and expand their winter offerings. They're also adding amenities to attract guests year-round.
Brothers Mike and Jeff Dausey have transformed a former wine shop and antique store into a flourishing winery in a rural area northeast of Metro Detroit.
A pair of performance-based grants from the Michigan Strategic Fund are supporting dozens of new jobs and the expansion of two Houghton County companies with ties to the U.S. defense industry.
“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.
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