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Let's Grow KI creates Hügelkultur mound
K.I. SAWYER, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — A unique community project is taking root in K.I. Sawyer. In October, residents joined together to build a 40-foot-long, 4-foot-high Hügelkultur mound as part of plans for the K.I. Sawyer Sustainable Food Forest. Hügelkultur is an ancient European gardening technique that uses layers of logs, branches, leaves, compost, and soil to create a raised planting bed that holds water and releases nutrients over time. The mound will help protect fruit trees scheduled to be planted next spring from cold west winds, while also improving growing conditions. The project is part of a DNR Urban and Community Forestry Grant that was awarded to the Marquette County Planning Division in partnership LGKI and the Marquette County Conservation District. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY MY UP NOW – WBUP/WJMN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED
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Microsoft plans to build hyperscale data center on former Holy Cross farmland
Microsoft is moving toward vertical construction for a hyperscale data center on 900 acres of land in Granger, Indiana. The Observer spoke with assistant professor Ryan Juskus, a faculty member at the Institute for Social Concerns, who has been working with We Make Indiana to obtain a Fair Share Agreement from Microsoft. We Make Indiana is a faith-based organization that works toward the common good of St. Joseph County. Although Juskus does not represent Notre Dame or the Institute for Social Concerns in his work, he noted that his faith is an important part of his community organizing efforts.
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Autocam Medical opens $70 million orthopedic manufacturing plant in Warsaw
WARSAW — Autocam Medical, which has been eyeing Warsaw for years, celebrated its arrival Monday when it opened a $70 million facility along US 30 in the Warsaw Technology Park. Eager to tap into the Warsaw workforce, the Grand Rapids-area company has been using space at the nearby Medtronic...
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Zimmer Biomet Outlines Manufacturing Changes In Warsaw
WARSAW – Zimmer Biomet is restructuring its manufacturing and distribution operations, including plans to consolidate production facilities in Warsaw and move some distribution functions to Indianapolis by the end of 2028. The medical technology company began a broad cost-reduction program in early 2025, with projected pretax expenses of approximately...