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Breitung Township salutes American Legion Post 363

QUINNESEC — The Charter Township of Breitung has extended its gratitude to members of Carpenter Clash American Legion Post 363 by presenting the organization with a Resolution of Appreciation in recognition of its volunteerism and outstanding service to the community. Post Commander Lewis ...

Remember when?

NIAGARA, Wis. — This week’s “Remember When?” — provided by the Niagara Area Historical Museum — looks back on how the arrival of a determined paper manufacturer marked the beginning of “life behind the mill.” When John Frambach Stoveken, born in New York in 1841, set out ...

Breitung hires interim manager, loses its assessor

QUINNESEC — Breitung Township is making administrative changes, including hiring former Norway City Manager Ray Anderson to serve as interim township manager. As the township transitions to a permanent manager, it must also replace Township Assessor Justin Murawski, who has accepted a ...

UP communities to get $1.4M in recycling grants

Upper Peninsula communities will receive $1.4 million in recycling infrastructure grants, including $299,000 for the cities of Iron Mountain and Kingsford to purchase curbside carts and implement community-wide recycling, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy ...

Menominee County man accused of firing on another during dispute

MENOMINEE — A Menominee Township man faces felony assault with intent to murder and other charges after authorities accused him of shooting a firearm at another person during an argument about cutting grass. Anthony Raymond Mech, 57, was arraigned Monday before 95th District Court Judge ...

Time of day may have saved lives in Wisconsin tornado

First responders searched homes and buildings Tuesday for possible victims, a day after a powerful tornado touched down in northeastern Wisconsin, hollowing out homes and toppling power lines as it remained on the ground for more than 20 minutes. The Fox Cities region, which is home to ...