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Marquette City Commission passes e-bike ordinance

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MARQUETTE — At Tuesday night’s meeting of the Marquette City Commission, the commission voted unanimously to pass an ordinance which would allow electric mobility devices not greater than 750 watts on the multi-use path, ban reckless riding, and ban the use of mobility devices on sidewalks ...

Build U.P.-supported housing project ‘The Chipp’ now leasing

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MARQUETTE — The Chipp, a new 14-unit workforce housing development at Chippewa Square in south Marquette, is now leasing. The project is the first housing development in the city to use Marquette’s brownfield and tax increment financing plans, helping make the project more financially ...

Keweenaw Trail Work expands Copper Harbor’s outdoor appeal

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COPPER HARBOR — The Copper Harbor Trails Club continues to grow one of the Upper Peninsula's standout outdoor recreation assets, with roughly 70 miles of trails that attract riders globally. Recent work at East Bluff Bike Park has added more curated experiences for beginner, intermediate, ...

Book launch planned for Marquette

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MARQUETTE — At 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 26, a book party and cookie potluck will take place at U.P. Supply Co., 221 W. Washington St., in support of "U.P. Dream Days," an idiosyncratic guide to Michigan's Upper Peninsula published in February of this year. Rather than a standard travel guide, ...

UW-Stevens Point undergrad honored for scholastic achievement

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MARQUETTE - The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point honored more than 2,500 undergraduate students for attaining high grade point averages during the spring semester of the 2025-2026 academic year. Full-time undergraduates who earned grade points of 3.90 to 4.0 (4.0 equals straight As) are ...