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Outdoors

Women help fisheries thrive

Women are closing the gap in the field of science. STEM — or science, technology, engineering and math — careers constitute 48% of the total U.S. workforce, with women representing 34% of that workforce. That’s according to the most recent State of Girls and Women in STEM report from ...

Seminar, supper today; turkey licenses offered

IRON MOUNTAIN — Activities start at 3 p.m. today at the 25th annual Sportsman’s Seminar and Supper at Iron Mountain Central Middle School Gym and Cafeteria, 300 W. Hughitt St. Organized by Family Baptist Church of Kingsford, the event and dinner are free, but donations are accepted. ...

Critters dip into savings

This has been a relatively mild winter, one that should not have provided much of a challenge for most of the animals that endure the cold weather for the season. March 1 was the start of the meteorological spring. Early Sunday morning will see the region shift back to daylight savings time, ...

Michigan offers chance to talk with DNR fisheries staff

IRON MOUNTAIN — Michigan Department of Natural Resources fisheries staff will discuss management activities at upcoming “Conversations & Coffee” events online. A session for the Northern Lake Michigan unit is set for 7 to 9 p.m. Eastern time Tuesday. The Lake Superior session is ...

Outdoors presentations at ‘Seminar & Supper’ March 18 in IM

IRON MOUNTAIN — Family Baptist Church of Kingsford will host its 25th annual Sportsman’s Seminar and Supper on Saturday, March 18. Seminars and displays will open at 3 p.m. at the Iron Mountain Central Middle School Gym and Cafeteria, 300 W. Hughitt St., Iron Mountain. Dinner is at 5:15 ...

Michigan Birding class offered online

Curious to know more about the types of birds that can be seen in the region? A series of free online classes that begin this coming Tuesday will provide that chance, from the comfort of your home. Michigan State University Extension and Sea Grant Michigan are pairing up to offer Michigan ...