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Great music for great cause
by Melissa Newland The 15th annual L’Anse Variety of Music Show pulled in some great performers to help raise money for the L’Anse Area School (LAS) band. Musicians from the…
Voice concerns over Warden fuel pellets
by Melissa Newland The L’Anse Area School (LAS) cafetorium held quite a crowd of concerned citizens during the public comment period and public hearing held by Michigan Department of Environmental…
Brownfield site slated for clean-up
by Melissa Newland The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC) has identified a number of ‘brownfield’ sites on the KBIC Reservation between L’Anse and Baraga in need of clean-up due to…
Warden permit would OK pellets; DEQ public hearing at LAS Jan. 23
by Barry Drue A public comment period and public hearing are set by the Department of Environmental Quality’s Air Quality Division (AQD) in regard to the L’Anse Warden Electric Co….
‘Rundown Abbey’ hit at LHS
The reserved gardener did it and detective Sam Splayed put the pieces together to prove it. Splayed, (Chris Harden) was one of more than a dozen cast members in L’Anse High School Drama Club’s…
Pre-1500 feast celebrates native roots
by Nancy Besonen The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and company enjoyed a taste of the distant past last Thursday at a feast held at Zeba Hall in L’Anse. The meal consisted of foods available to the…
Board approves 50 new helmets
by Nancy Besonen Visual aids came into play Thursday, July 9, 2015, when Varsity Football Coach Jordan Hoover heaped bags of outdated equipment before the Baraga Area Schools Board of Education. School Board President Bill Stark demanded Hoover remove…
Trout Festival attracts crowds to land and sea
The streets and waterfront park in downtown L’Anse were buzzing Saturday, June 13, 2015 with a ten-year June tradition–the Baraga County Lake Trout Festival. Add to that a record field of 132 boats for the Keweenaw Bay Classic…
Baraga class graduates
“We all made it–not only graduation, but high school!” Baraga Valedictorian Sonja Welch told her classmates at commencement on Friday, May 22, 2015. “We’ve always had each other to depend on.” The Class of 2015 included…
Fond farewell at Pelkie; Looking ahead to ‘Coming Together’
“Closed not forgotten” is the motto the Baraga school community is using to say goodbye to the Pelkie School. A well-attended community picnic drew people together for lunch, visiting…
