Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
By RICHARD JENKINS
HURLEY — Iron County will have an additional $100,000 to help combat truancy and other juvenile issues after the Iron County Human Services Board learned Monday the county has received a state grant.
The county was awarded the Young Justice Innovative Grant within the last month, according to Human Services Director Cally Kilger.
“It’s very exciting. We did not think we were going to get it,” she said.
She said the money will be used in collaboration with the other community stakeholders as part of an effort to reduce various issues that bring you...