50 YEARS OF LAROSA. TREE BURN. CAT CLOWDER. Fair Board approves grant application , rental plan. By MEGAN HUGHES [email protected] IRONWOOD — The Gogebic County Fair Board voted on Monday evening to approve an application for a $100,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Board members also discussed a proposed contract template regarding rentals of the ...

2025年2月6日 · The Globe archives search page. Ironwood votes to upgrade worker safety Jan 30, 2025. By PAMELA JANSSON [email protected] IRONWOOD — Members of the Ironwood City Commission voted Monday to fund a proposal of $19,809 from Angelo Luppino Inc. of Iron Belt, Wisconsin, to restructure two city offices. The action followed discussion in more than one recent meeting regarding how to assure the ...

SISU canceled again Jan 9, 2025. By Megan Hughes [email protected] IRONWOOD — Due to lack of snow, the Sisu Ski Fest organizers have announced the cancellation of this year’s races and Sisu Expo. This marks the second year that poor ski conditions has resulted in races being cancelled, with the 2024 races also being cancelled due to lack of snow needed for racers to ski safely along the ...

2024年6月20日 · Muk UP ski race draws competitors of all ages Mar 14, 2024. By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] BESSEMER TOWNSHIP - This year's mild winter resulted with more grass than snow on Saturday, but skiers still threw plenty of powder as they competed in the annual Muk UP at Black River Basin. Snowmaking at the Snowriver Mountain Resort site made it possible for the fundraising event for Team Z to ...

2025年1月9日 · By PAMELA JANSSON [email protected] Ironwood — The United States Baseball Congress has announced that the minor league baseball team planned for this area will be named the Ironwood Agates.. The Ironwood City Commission first approved on Nov. 25 a proposal requesting the use of the city’s Randa Field — near the largely fiberglass “big Indian” — for local league games.

Stories of the year Dec 26, 2024. Editor’s Note: Each year, members of The Globe staff choose what they believe were the year’s biggest stories: ones that resonated with readers and that often involved topics with ongoing ramifications in particular communities or throughout the …

Wakefield losing main intersection signal Dec 12, 2024. By PAMELA JANSSON [email protected] WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield City Council voted on Monday evening against retaining the traffic light at its main street intersection. During this year, the Michigan Department of Transportation had converted the stoplight to a flashing light and four-way stop, but it …

2025年1月2日 · By PAMELA JANSSON [email protected] Ironwood — Members of the Ironwood City Commission learned at their Dec. 23 meeting that the city’s new water plant is expected to go online as of next Tuesday. “This will likely be the substantial completion date for the majority of the plant,” wrote city manager Paul Anderson in his agenda report.

2024年5月2日 · In those first weeks, the first place the job took Holcombe was to a Wakefield City Council meeting in late January 1994, where a couple of property condemnations ruled the day.. Two days later, he was there when the Gogebic County Board purchased patrol cars for the Sheriff's Department.. The job most days was reporting the grind of everyday life.

The Globe archives search page. Hurley teachers, students moved by drive-up event May 2, 2020. By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] HURLEY - Teachers said it was like a parade in describing the cars full of approximately 250 elementary students and parents who drove by Hurley K-12 School on Thursday afternoon to pick up personal items there since the school closed for the coronavirus pandemic in ...