Mini grant awarded
The Iron Area Health Foundation recently awarded a $500 mini grant to Aspirus Iron River for the purchase of gas cards for help with medical transportation costs for homeless patients. From left are Lyle Smithson Jr., IAHF director; Zach Hautala, IAHF board member; Taylor Taylor, Aspirus Iron River director of nursing; Scott Kataja, Aspirus Iron River nursing manager; and Glenn Dobson, IAHF board member. AHF mini grant applications can be found on the IAHF website at www.ironareahealthfoundation.org.
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Genealogical group meets on Thursday
IRON RIVER — The Iron County Genealogical Society will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday in the J. Patrick White Conference ...
Fundraiser planned in Florence on Saturday
FLORENCE, Wis. — Two Florence County High School students who will be representing the school in the All State ...
Free throw winners
The Knights of Columbus in the Marquette Diocese concluded its 2024 Diocesan Free Throw Contest at the Negaunee ...
SERA luncheon set
GWINN — State of Michigan Retirees and their guests will meet for a luncheon meeting at the Up North Events ...
Panel: Mammograms should start at age 40
Dear Annie: Navigating wedding etiquette
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