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Gary “Inky” Engstrom was known to be a legendary hockey coach and fitness leader in the Ironwood Community.Even after his death, his friends are making sure he’s still inspiring people to stay active.
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The SISU Ski Fest made the decision to cancel races for the upcoming weekend in Ironwood.It’s the second year in a row poor weather conditions have forced organizers to cancel.
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ABR trails in Gogebic County was started in 1995 by Eric Anderson and his father on their family homestead.Over the years Eric and his wife Angela have grown it into one of the top Nordic ski centers in North America.Now the Anderson’s are giving the business away, so it remains this way for generations to come.
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ABR trails in Gogebic County was started in 1995 by Eric Anderson and his father on their family homestead.Over the years Eric and his wife Angela have grown it into one of the top Nordic ski centers in North America.Now the Anderson’s are giving the business away, so it remains this way for generations to come.
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The City of Ironwood is in the process of updating its comprehensive plan.This plan will guide the city for the next two decades.
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The Ironwood Public Safety Department says it started around 11:30 a.m. Sunday with a report of a vehicle stolen from a gas pump at a convenience store
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The Ironwood Public Safety Department said in a press release a call came in at 11:36 Tuesday night, saying there was a lot of smoke coming from the inside of Lutey’s Flower Shop.
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The Ironwood Department of Public Safety says 58 year old Jerry Kasieta and 81 year old Joseph Kasieta have been identified by the Medical Examiner’s Office
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In September of last year, federal covid funding for childcare ended.One progressive think tank projected roughly 70,000 childcare centers nationwide would close because of it. Between Michigan and Wisconsin, more than 144,000 kids would lose childcare.
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Now, 1.4 million public school children across the state have reliable access to free school breakfasts, lunches, and snacks.