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Articles from the August 13, 2014 edition


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  • Ironwood Fan of the Year

    Aug 13, 2014

  • Ready for some Football?

    Aug 13, 2014

  • 100-year-old Warren woman found dead in flooded basement

    Aug 13, 2014

    WARREN (AP) - The body of a 100-year-old suburban Detroit woman was found in her flooded condominium basement Tuesday, a day after heavy rain swamped much of the area and stranded motorists on water-clogged streets and freeways. The woman's daughter was concerned about her welfare and went to the home to check on her, said Warren Mayor James Fouts. Fouts said the woman appears to have drowned. A cause of death was not immediately available, and Fouts did not release the woman's name. Her death...

  • Ann Marie 'Marian' Applegate

    Aug 13, 2014

    ATLANTA, Ill. - Ann Marie "Marian" Applegate, 80, of Atlanta, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2014, at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield, Ill. Ann Marie was born June 17, 1934, in Bruce Crossing, Mich., the daughter of Paul and Mayme Kemppainen Westerinen. Ann Marie graduated from Southeastern High School in Detroit in 1951. She met John in Detroit, who was stationed there in the U.S. Army. She was volunteering for the USO and working at the FBI. They were married Nov. 19, 1955, at Messiah Lutheran...

  • Bessemer Planning Commission to discuss snowshoe property

    Ryan Jarvi|Aug 13, 2014

    BESSEMER - The Bessemer Planning Commission will discuss today the possible land sale of the public property near Steiger Field that roused some recent opposition from city residents. The original purchase proposal was made by two separate parties for a total of 7.1 acres north of West Iron Street, and between Massie Avenue and State Street. However, several city residents objected to the sale and told City Council and Planning Commission members that the land is frequently used for snowshoeing...

  • Bewley vs. Deutch, Meyers vs. Francis will headline local November ballot

    Cortney Ofstad|Aug 13, 2014

    Party battles came to a head during the primary election across Wisconsin on Tuesday. Votes during the election were cast along party lines, and in Iron County, more people voted on the Democratic ballot than the Republican one. In local races, incumbents Sheriff Tony Furyk (410 votes), coroner Diane Simonich (422 votes) and clerk of circuit court Karen Ransanici (433), all ran unopposed as Democrats. Janet Bewley, of Ashland, Wis., won the Democratic nomination for the District 25 state senate...