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UPWARD Initiatives take local economy to new heights
Neil Moran
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Often you read about a study being done to improve this or that and you never hear anything more about it. UPWARD Initiatives is using a study done in 2009 to bring together 180 volunteers to improve the quality of life for residents of the Upper Peninsula and two counties in Wisconsin.
Drink, eat and be merry! How to pair your local meal with a local craft beer
Sam Eggleston
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
When it comes to truly enjoying a meal, it takes not only outstanding food, but outstanding drink, too. People almost always turn to wine when thinking of a great pairing, but you don't have to. There are so many tasty, locally-crafted brews to be had and paired with any kind of meal, especially with the industry starting to boom here in the Upper Peninsula.
Malone's Lens: Rays of light
Shawn Malone
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
It's amazing what nature can do, isn't it? Take, for example, this shot that Shawn Malone snagged of light shining through snow, taken near St. Ignace.
Art culture adds to a sense of place in Marquette
Lucy Hough
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
The internet is making it easier for artists in the Upper Peninsula to thrive in such a rural area. Writer Lucy Hough finds out what art culture looks like here in the U.P. and how it builds community.
Local food in local mouths: U.P. food hubs to be created
Jeff Barr
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The U.P. Food Exchange is a new community food system being put in place over the next 15 months to establish ways for U.P. farmers to get their products to local buyers.
Biogenic Reagents provides jobs, clean energy to the region
Neil Moran
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
An alternative energy company at K.I. Sawyer taps local wood products to produce a clean, cost-effective alternative to coal while adding job opportunities for the Marquette area.
Malone's Lens: U.P. 200 returns this weekend
Shawn Malone
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
One of the things we look forward to seeing through photographer Shawn Malone's lens each year is the U.P. 200 sled dog races, which are an amazing view into a true U.P. original event.
Three Michigan companies help keep state pushing forward in alternative energies
Joe Baur
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Investments in alternative energy have made Michigan a leader nationwide, but more incentives are needed to continue encouraging growth. Second Wave spoke with state leaders in renewable energy to better understand the field.
The Nerdwood Project: Environmentally friendly building in the Copper Country
Joe Baur
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
A Keweenaw Peninsula couple took on a big building project to create their green dream home, and now are sharing their knowledge with others.
A U.P. Gift Guide: How to shop local for the holidays
Kim Eggleston
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Shopping local means stronger communities, successful small businesses and a more sustainable economy. But the holidays can tempt the most well-meaning of shoppers into the commercial rush. Here's a handy gift guide, pointing you to plenty of gift items made here in the U.P. and available from small, locally-owned businesses.
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Manistique Papers wins business turnaround award
Tech team tackles sustainable cookstove pollution improvements
War Memorial Hospital honored for energy efficiency
Two new sales directors as Besse Forest Products
Houghton researcher makes food safety advancement
MDOT starts testing of Tow Plow in U.P.
U.P. groups on arts and culture grant list from MCACA
Houghton researchers join international biofuels study
The two Sault Ste. Maries formally sign sister city agreement
Algomah Acres adds mead to U.P. shelves
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Time-lapse video of U.P. gets attention
Source: The Detroit Free Press
Restored schoolhouse holds history, memories
Source: Battle Creek Enquirer
Top 10 Michigan list includes lots of U.P. recommendations
Source: Trekaroo.com
Esky native builds granola business in Wisconsin
Source: Ashland Daily Press
Michigan pig debate hits the pages of the New York Times
Source: The New York Times
Golfers are ready for spring at Sweetgrass
Source: Mlive.com
Baraga farmer disputes exotic hog ban based on treaty rights
Source: The Detroit Free Press
Smithsonian Magazine shows off U.P.'s beauty
Source: Smithsonian Magazine
Marquette designates itself as "Frisbee Sanctuary"
Source: The Mining Journal
Keweenaw Land Trust offers to buy Houghton land
Source: Holland Sentinel
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