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Pictured Rocks Golf Scores

2024 Mens Majors 08/24/24 1 Cg Financial Services 841.50 2 Embers Credit Union 825.00 3 East Channel Brewing Co. 820.50 4 Barge Inn 819.50 5 Mazzali Insurance 805.50 6 Jamadots 787.50 7 Northern Energy Systems 779.50 8 Bear Trap 766.00 9 Case Country Farm 754.50 10 Hiawatha Rentals 752.00 11 Hiawatha Telephone Co.
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East Varnum Street Construction: Final Phase Brings Improved Water Flow and Safety to Munising

Munising, MI—The City of Munising is in the final stages of a crucial infrastructure upgrade as road construction continues on East Varnum Street. This project, which spans a two-block section from Park Street to Lynn Street, is directly behind the courthouse. While the road is currently closed to through traffic, vehicles can still access the alley between the courthouse and the Sheriff’s Department.
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Sinking Fund Fails to Pass, Leaving Munising Public Schools Facing Financial Challenges

Munising Public Schools’ proposed Sinking Fund did not pass in the August 6, 2024, elections, leaving the district to grapple with how to fund critical building projects and other necessary improvements. The proposal, which aimed to address aging infrastructure, technology upgrades, and transportation needs, failed to secure enough votes, with 762 votes against (51.66%) and 713 votes in favor (48.34%).
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UP Potato Field Day Reminder Mark your calendars! Our annual UP Potato Field Day is happening next Tuesday, August 27th, from 4-7 PM in Rock, MI. Join us to explore the latest potato varieties, gain insights from industry research, and enjoy a delicious meal.
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The road to success: Assuring electronic waste recycling access in the Upper Peninsula

It started out as a complaint in 2014 about an unregistered electronics recycler with a pile of televisions behind their place of business. It ended with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2020 spending over $1 million to cleanup over 1.2 million pounds of crushed television tubes left in a warehouse. This was the first hint that the Upper Peninsula (U.P.) of Michigan was underserved when it came to electronics recycling.
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