Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
YOUNGSTERS ATTENDING an off-road vehicle safety course Saturday at Gogebic Community College hold emergency safety kits they received from Aspirus Grand View Hospital. From left are, first row - Samantha Hatfield, Nick Niemi, Dane Perttunen, Tia Ramsey, Natalee Fisk, Alyssa Lewis, Katie Wiemeri, Maddie Vaughn, Hunter Fisk, Michael Tassin; second row - Brandon Lyons, Kim Kolesar, Trent Perlich, Ally Yon, Michael Sibley, Danielle Traczyk, Taedon Niemi, Keira Niemi, Kylee Maki, Marissa Massi, Allison LaRock, Ross Kolesar and David Sim.
By RALPH ANSAMI
IRONWOOD - Nineteen youngsters spent Saturday learning off-road vehicle safety at Gogebic Community College.
The eight-hour class was taught by certified instructors Ross and Kim Kolesar, of Ironwood, members of the Western Upper Peninsula Trail Association. They were assisted by Gogebic County Sheriff's Department deputy Brandon Lyons.
David Sim, marketing director for Aspirus Grand View Hospital, stopped by in the morning to drop off first aid safety kits for the youngsters.
"A first aid kit should be an essential tool for every rider and we appreci...
