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Front Page, week of August 27, 2022

Joshua Vissers
Aug 27, 2022
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I’m very excited to bring you some original reporting this week!

This story was reported and written by Juxta Sprague, who was also part of our micro-internships earlier this year. Very happy to continue working with them.

I’d also like to share that this story happened in large part thanks to a tip sent to me by a reader. You can reply to this email with any tips or story ideas you have, or email them to me@joshuavissers.com. I can’t promise they’ll all become stories, but sending a tip makes it a lot more likely to happen than not sending one.

I’ve also had a couple of others already answer the call for freelancers. I’m excited to start bringing you quality stories again!


FEATURE STORIES

Millages, Critical Thinking, and Rainbow Flags

Residents voice opinions while librarians seek more certain future for Hancock Library

By Juxta Sprague

This week’s Hancock Board of Education meeting was a busy one, with a contract renewal for the library up for consideration, and some parents upset about some of the materials in the library.

Read more


Community Calendar

Newly added: The GeekU.P. Mini-con and charity event, this year supporting Unite Mental Health and Wellness. Performances in the Park is also coming to a close, with their last event listed on the Weekly Calendar.

Read more


Other News (aggregated, not sponsored)

//Click on the headlines to read the whole story.

Mystery dog illness identified

Keweenaw Report

The illness has been identified as canine parvovirus. It cannot spread to humans but is extremely contagious in dogs. There is an effective vaccine.

2 men convicted in plot to kidnap Michigan governor

Joey Cappelletti and Ed White, Associated Press

The result was a big victory for the U.S. Justice Department. A different jury just four months ago couldn’t reach unanimous decisions on Adam Fox or Barry Croft Jr. but acquitted two other men, a stunning conclusion that led to a second trial.

Houghton may keep temporary stoplights

Keweenaw Report

The temporary stoplights on the Sharon Avenue detour may be getting permanent status. More details of the latest Houghton City Council meeting in the story, too.

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