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Articles from the July 28, 2014 edition


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  • Alumni, friends honored at Hurley school

    Ryan Jarvi|Jul 28, 2014

    HURLEY - Four people were honored with the Distinguished Alumni and Friends Award given by the Hurley Education Foundation during its 12th annual awards ceremony held Saturday morning in the commons of the Hurley K-12 school. The first recipient was Roger Myren, who was the Hurley district administrator from 1987-97. Myren was instrumental in unifying all of the district's students under one roof by establishing the K-12 school building. "This was, and still is, a nice memory for me," Myren... Full story

  • Warrior Walk turns out 96 participants

    Jan Tucker|Jul 28, 2014

    WHITE PINE - Ninety-six people registered for the Chris' Warrior Walk during Warrior Weekend in White Pine Saturday. The walk honors the late Warrior graduate and athlete Chris Marshand who died in January 2013 of ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Marshand was a sports reporter with the Midland News at the time of his death. Warrior weekend is celebrated the last weekend in July each year bringing hundreds of graduates and former White Pine residents to the tiny community. This year the... Full story

  • International German band performs for Marenisco Heritage Days

    Miranda Anderson|Jul 28, 2014

    MARENISCO - The Fire Brigade Band of Kropp, Germany, held a concert Saturday evening as part of the fourth annual Marenisco "Milltown" Heritage Days. The band played various styles of music, ranging from German folk songs such as "Trompetenecho" to modern pop songs like "Africa." The band consisted of 29 members, with ages ranging from 14 to 74. "Back in Germany, we have 48 people," said band leader Johannes Rasmussen. "But we couldn't all stay here for many reasons." It is the fifth... Full story

  • Ontonagon County Fair has large turnout

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  • '01 softball team, 4 people inducted into Hurley hall of fame

    Jason Juno|Jul 28, 2014

    HURLEY - One of Hurley's best running backs. An all-around female athlete. The school's first WIAA scholar athlete. Hurley's all-time wins leader in boys basketball. Tony Loden, Becky Brackett, Joe Sargent and Gary Giancola joined the 2001 state runner-up softball team in the Hurley High School Athletic Hall of Fame Saturday. Becky Brackett (Class of 1994) Competitiveness is what made Brackett such a great athlete, softball coach Jim Kivisto said. "What I was most amazed about was size didn't... Full story