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Downstate man sentenced in Menominee County on cocaine charge
MENOMINEE, MI— A Traverse City man has been sentenced in Menominee County on a cocaine charge. Raymond MacLeod, 39, was given 18 months to 4 years in prison. Last October, Michigan State Police conducted a traffic stop on US-41 near Snow Road in Nadeau Township. During the investigation, a K-9 was deployed. The dog alerted troopers to 8 grams of cocaine in the passenger compartment.
Marinette man charged with making terrorist threats
MARINETTE, Wis. (WBAY) - A Marinette man is charged with making terrorist threats against a county building. District Attorney DeShea Morrow alleges on May 9, Bryan Korpal, 38, threatened to come down to the Department of Human Services with an AR-15, and “made the sound of the racking of the slide of a firearm” over the phone while talking with social workers.
Prosecutor: Convicted U.P. meth dealer deserved ‘harsh, decades-long sentence’
MENOMINEE, Mich. (WJMN) — A Manistique man was sentenced to decades in prison after a two-day trial ended with a guilty verdict, according to Menominee’s prosecuting attorney. This news comes about a year after Johnny Lee Tucker, a 30-year-old man from Manistique, was pulled over in Menominee County last June. Menominee County Prosecuting Attorney Jeff […]
New Owners, Familiar Faces At Skip Stone Coffee
Skip Stone Coffee Roasters announced a change in ownership effective May 13. After a few years of partnership, Britt Unkefer is passing Skip Stone Coffee Roasters on to Lilly Orozco and her husband, Juan Ornelas. “We would like to express our gratitude towards Britt for supporting us during this process,”...
Lady Bulldogs erupt in first inning, cruise to victory over Menominee
PESHTIGO — Like a carousel stuck on overdrive, the Peshtigo High School softball team left Menominee spinning in a 16-4, five-inning thumping of the Maroons on Tuesday. Menominee stunned the Lady Bulldogs in the top first inning after a two-RBI single by Savannah Houle helped the Maroons jump out to a 3-0 lead. Peshtigo proceeded to flip Tuesday’s game on its head in its half of the frame, as the...
Hoping bats move in and stay at a new bat condo
More bats were buzzing around Door County years ago than there are now. Students at Gibraltar School are building a bat condo. The condo, will be outside of Horseshoe Bay Cave in Egg Harbor. This condo helps with the efforts to restore Door County's bat population. (The following is a...
Daggett man accused of threatening UP officials to be prosecuted by AG's Office
MENOMINEE, MI— The Michigan Attorney General’s Office will prosecute the case against a Menominee County man accused of threatening a number of government officials. Peter Sand, 22, of Daggett, is charged with false report or threat of terrorism, using the internet/telecommunications to commit terrorism, and felony using a computer to commit a crime.
Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine School District students finish community projects for Day of Caring
PEMBINE, Mich. (WLUC) - At Pembine’s town park, almost a dozen students raked needles and sticks to prepare the park for the summer on Wednesday. “Right here we’re at Pembine park,” Beecher-Dunbar-Pembine (BDP) Senior Cate Gilbert said. “But there’s people in Dunbar and Beecher, there’s people at Lindquist Lake, all around.”
Feeding America distribution slated for Menominee County Thursday morning
MENOMINEE, Mich. (WLUC) - Feeding America West Michigan has a food distribution event scheduled for Thursday morning in Menominee. The pantry is located at the Marinette/Menominee YMCA at 1600 West Drive with distribution scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. Central time. Those who are unable to physically attend can have a proxy or stand in pick up food for them. That person should be ready to give the name, address, and household size of the family they are picking up for.
Kayela Putnam sets new Stephenson record in pole vault
HARRIS — Stephenson’s Kayela Putnam soared into the history books with a record-smashing performance in the pole vault at the Bark River-Harris track and field invitational on Monday. Putnam established the new Stephenson High School watermark with a vault of nine feet, six inches, breaking the old record set by Debbie Palmer (9’ 2”) in 1998. “Kayela has worked so hard for this, and to think she only began vaulting...
Emergency food and shelter funds available in tri-county area
Tri-County United Way has announced that Oconto, Marinette and Menominee Counties have been chosen to receive funds from the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to supplement emergency food and shelter programs. Marinette County will receive $15,585, Oconto County will receive $9,679 and Menominee County will receive $10,118 under Phase 41 of the program. The selection was made by a National Board that is chaired by...
Woman charged in Marinette car-pedestrian crash pleads guilty
MARINETTE, WI— The driver in a Marinette accident that injured a young pedestrian has pleaded guilty in the case. Amber Renner, 36, was westbound on Carney Avenue last December when she heard something in the back seat, where her child was. She said she turned to look behind her, and when she turned back around, 17-year-old Bryce Steinfath was in the crosswalk. He was struck and suffered significant injuries.
Six student athletes at Powers sign their letters of intent on Tuesday
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - 6 Chargers will be taking their athletic talent to the next level. Ali Anderson- Mott (Girls Basketball) Amaya Smith- Central Michigan (Girls Basketball) Anne Hasselbach- Grand Valley Statue University (Cheer) Parker Solano- Furman University (Football) Christian Dedivanaj- Eastern University (Basketball)
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