IRON MOUNTAIN — A 42-year-old Iron Mountain man has been extradited from Ketchikan, Alaska, to Dickinson County after being charged with first and second degree criminal sexual conduct, the Michigan State Police report. According to a MSP news release, the MSP post in Iron Mountain on Dec. ...
IRON MOUNTAIN — The Iron Mountain Board of Education approved several hirings this week, including Renee Lindholm as assistant principal for grades 6-12 and Jamie Johnston as school nurse. Kailee Celello was also hired as early kindergarten teacher, with a start date of Aug. 1. They are all contingent on a clear state and FBI criminal record, in accordance with Public Act 189. During roundtable discussion, board member Jim Carollo made note of the late William Revord’s dedication to the school and community. Board member Lisa Carollo said she would like the district to create ...
(This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com.) A bill that would allow Michiganders to feed deer in their backyards is sitting on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s desk but, even if she signs it, ...
FLORENCE, Wis. — The third week of Food, Fun, and Fitness just wrapped up and participants went on their annual strawberry farm field trip. After picking a plethora of berries at Pellegrini’s farm, they went to Iron Mountain’s City Park for a picnic lunch and free play. Later in the ...
TRAVERSE CITY — Flow Water Advocates has released the Great Lakes Passport, a free educational guide that invites Michigan residents and visitors to explore the Great Lakes while learning about the rights, history and legal protections that safeguard these shared waters. Designed for families, educators, outdoor enthusiasts and all friends of the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes Passport combines travel inspiration with practical knowledge about public access to one of the region’s most important natural resources. Part travel companion and part educational resource, the Great Lakes ...
IRON MOUNTAIN — Dickinson County Sheriff Aaron Rochon has issued his monthly report for June. The road patrol served 76 civil process papers, investigated 185 complaints, handled 22 accidents, issued 70 citations and 274 verbal warnings, made 29 arrests — eight of which were for outstanding warrants, including four felonies — and completed 231 property checks. The K-9 officer conducted one search. There were eight transports — one to prison, four for mental health and three miscellaneous. The correctional center had 59 bookings, with an average daily booking of 1.9 and an ...
