Check out these two dining spots for real comfort food and friendly atmosphere Nothing works up an appetite like a day on the trails, and […]
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By Joyce Wiswell, Contributing Writer The students of Houghton’s Michigan Tech University not only endure the 300 or so inches of snow that fall each
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By Ric Federau Contributing Writer Spectators at the seventh annual running of the I-500 snowmobile classic February 8, 1975 will see something different in sleds.
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By Joyce Wiswell Contributing Writer “Rent Me” proclaims the big sign at Copper Country Rentals on Highway 41 in Calumet – and many locals and
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