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Milk production ending in 2 Upper Peninsula counties

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4 rescued after getting stranded canoeing in Lake Superior

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Dump truck hits freight train in northern Michigan; 1 hurt

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Drink up: Best Michigan water is down to the final 5

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Deal reached on $19K water bill in Upper Peninsula

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Art sought for new hospital in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

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Hello, spring: Winning guess is worth $1,508 in ice contest

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Community forum scheduled for UP utility’s service plans

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Michigan Tech is bringing back mining engineering degree

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FILE- This June 2014 file photo shows the Presque Isle Power Plant, operated by We Energies, in Marquette, Mich. State regulators have approved a utility's plan to build two natural gas-fueled power plants in the Upper Peninsula. The Michigan Public Service Commission endorsed Upper Michigan Energy Resources Corp.'s plan to build the plants in Negaunee and Baraga Townships at a cost of $277 million. The plants that would produce a combined 183 megawatts are expected to go into service in 2019 and replace the Presque Isle Power Plant, which is scheduled to close in 2020. (Adelle Whitefoot/The Mining Journal via AP, File)

Presque Isle retired, 2 new UP power plants now operating

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Power station in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to be demolished

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UP school with marijuana program to spend $1M on equipment

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Man accused of killing, dismembering woman appears in court

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Whitmer signs 1st bill _ to preserve U.P. judgeship

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In this undated file photo provided by The Michigan Department of Natural Resources three moose walk through the snow covered field south of Lake Michigamme in the state's western Upper Peninsula. Officials say the moose population in Michigan's western Upper Peninsula continues to inch upward. A recently completed aerial survey estimated the herd at 509 animals in a core area that includes parts of Marquette, Baraga and Iron counties. The DNR says moose there are increasing about 2 percent a year but that total doesn't include a small number believed to wander outside the core area, or a herd of fewer than 100 in the eastern Upper Peninsula. (Neil Harri/Michigan Department of Natural Resources via AP)

Moose population in western Upper Peninsula estimated at 509

By JOHN FLESHER - Associated Press

New Deal building to be turned into housing in Munising

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Sensible bonds will be part of new project in 5 courts

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Michigan braces for freezing rain; hazardous roads expected

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Ice sculpture of American Indian removed from festival in UP

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Upper Peninsula federal judge retiring after 30-plus years

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