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JUNO will look to overcome the loss of two All-U.P. players and a roster that includes just one senior. lost do-it-all playmaker Nick Miskovich and lineman Madden Sommer, both of whom made the All-U.P.
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Runaway semitruck hits Line 5 valve, necessitating evacuations and power outage RESPONDERS FROM various sources gather on Tuesday near the site of a gas leak in Saxon.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredHAI NGUYEN tours Luther L. Wright K-12 School on Aug. 19 during Back-to-School Night.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredMOSELEY residents who need help with home improvements and repairs to apply for assistance through the Michigan State Housing Development Authority’s Homeowner Occupied Rehab Program.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredJUNO took care of business in its season opener, a 36-0 win over Tri-County last week, and now they turn to their toughest portion of the regular-season schedule. outgained them 395-160 and finished with five takeaways.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredA TEAM of guys address a waterline repair on Aug. 17, directly in front of The Globe office at 118 E. McLeod Ave.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredJANSSON . Nearby witnesses called authorities for help.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredArea Schools, members learned of a number of hirings and other items in preparation for the first day of school on Tuesday.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredInjuries are a fact of life in football. When they come before the season even starts, it’s a bit harder to swallow.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredRIDING HER horse, Delta, on Saturday is Grace Alloway, 17, of Mass City, at the Ontonagon County Fair in Greenland. The two were warming up for the mock rodeo's barrel racing competition. © Copyright 2026
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via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredJUNO , which looks to contend despite having just two seniors this year. for two years and then at Finlandia for a year. He was a defensive end despite being undersized for the position.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredBy Jan Tucker Special to The Globe from Sept. 3-7. Township. ; and the Copper Country Clown Band.
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