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The Iron Belle Trail spans over 2,000 miles of Michigan from Ironwood to Belle Isle in Detroit.A group in Iron County is working to extend that trail past Hurley to Montreal.
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Fish population spikes are being observed at Kaari Creek and the Tyler Forks River after major culvert replacement and restoration projects
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From the iron hills of Hurley, Wisconsin, came a man who waged war not with weapons, but with secrets. Leon Lawrence Lewis, born in Hurley in 1888 to German Jewish immigrants, would one day be called the “spymaster of Los Angeles.”
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In this episode, Katie Thoresen talks with Iron County Farmers Market Board Chairman Bruce Dalman about the biweekly farmers Market in Hurley. Plus, a recipe for cucumber salad.
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Biking enthusiasts in Mercer are working to expand the current trail to create a 26-mile loop.
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The daffodils are part of a global effort to create a living Holocaust memorial for the 1.5 million children who died.
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Wisconsin State Patrol says a car was driving south on Highway 51 when it lost control and rolled over into the ditch.
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Saint Maud’s in Iron County is expanding the outreach of its wood working program called the Sloyd experience.
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Iron County Forestry and Parks Department announced the trail system will open for the season this Thursday at 7:00 a.m.
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Fire departments in Iron County are collecting toys for children.