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Polio, Marquette, and Kathleen Shingler Weston

Superior History

MARQUETTE — In the early 20th century, poliomyelitis, or polio, struck fear in parents around the world. The viral infection affects the central nervous system, and the victims of the disease are primarily children. While many cases result in a mild illness, a small number of serious cases ...

Superiorland Yesterdays

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30 years ago SAWYER AIR FORCE BASE — According to the Environmental Protection Agency, it will take $50 million dollars to clean up the widespread environmental contamination present at K.I. Sawyer, a project that would last until 2025. Despite the high prices and decades of work, these are ...

M-28 resurfacing project in Luce County starts July 7

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NEWBERRY — The Michigan Department of Transportation is investing about $1.7 million to resurface about 7 miles of M-28 from east of M-123 to Borgstrom Road (Luce County Road 393) in Luce County. Work includes surface sealing, crack filling, corrugations, fog seal, aggregate shoulders and ...

History quiz

Superior History

QUESTION: Which famous fast-food icon came to Marquette in November 1969 for the opening of a franchise here? ANSWER: Col. Harlan Sanders came for the opening of the Kentucky Fried Chicken on West Washington Street.