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  • Gogebic Range Honors Band

    Nov 23, 2013

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  • Ironwood, Downtown Art Place to host Smithsonian exhibit

    Cortney Ofstad|Nov 23, 2013

    IRONWOOD - The city of Ironwood and Downtown Art Place have been selected to host an exhibit through the Smithsonian Museum in 2015. Mara MacKay, project coordinator, received word Friday that Ironwood had been selected. The exhibit, called "The Way We Worked," will be in the city for roughly two months. To be considered as a host site for the exhibit, the city hosted a tour for a representative from the Michigan Humanities Council. Ironwood was in the running with another Upper Peninsula city,...

  • School consolidation could solve many issues

    Nov 23, 2013

    To the Editor: In October, a group of citizens in the Bessemer and Wakefield-Marenisco school districts filed a request to begin consolidation proceedings with our state board of education. The state board has recently approved the request to allow circulation of petitions and a ballot in 2014. I’m not speaking on behalf of Bessemer Area Schools. But, as a citizen, I support their efforts. Consolidation is a smart choice because our schools currently have inadequate offerings, ranging from shortcomings in special education to literacy, to s...

  • Donations benefit cancer patients

    Nov 23, 2013

    A big thank to the White Thunder Riders of Hurley for the donation of $500 in gas cards to the Road to Recovery. These gas cards help our volunteer drivers take cancer patients to their treatments, no matter where they have to go — from Aspirus Grand View, to Marquette, to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. We have been so lucky with the people and organizations in the area that have kept us supplied with gas cards for the past four years that I have been coordinator of the program. Special thanks also to Mary Beth, a member of the White T...

  • Somber nation marks 50th anniversary of JFK death

    Nov 23, 2013

    DALLAS (AP) - A half-century after rifle bullets cut through a presidential motorcade, the city that has long struggled with its own wounds from the Kennedy assassination paused Friday to honor the fallen leader, remembering a young, handsome president with whom Dallas will always be "linked in tragedy." On the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's death, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings presided over a solemn ceremony at the exact time and place where the president was gunned down in an open-top...

  • Sharon Lee Genova

    Nov 23, 2013

    ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Sharon Lee Genova, 70, of Ann Arbor, passed away peacefully on Nov. 20, 2013. She was born on Dec. 12, 1942, in Wakefield, to Jack and Lorraine Howe, but considered Ann Arbor her home. On July 3, 1965, she married Nick, who was her best friend for 48 years. She is survived by her husband, Nick; children, Pam (Brian) Gibson and Kurt Genova; her brother, John Howe; her grandchildren, Ryan and Nicole Gibson and Gina and Jillian Genova. She is also survived by a large extended...

  • 22-year-old Norwegian clinches chess world title

    Nov 23, 2013

    NEW DELHI (AP) - The world of chess has a new king, and it's a 22-year-old who is as much at home posing for fashion shoots as he is pushing pawns. Magnus Carlsen of Norway won the chess world championship Friday, becoming the first Western player since Bobby Fischer to hold the title. Carlsen, a former child prodigy who has already been on a list of the world's sexiest men and has moonlighted as a model, defeated defending champion Viswanathan Anand of India in a title match that was the game's...

  • Food pantry donation

    Nov 23, 2013

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