Pilgrim River News Today

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) released their 2024 Norton Sound Salmon Management Outlook. The report details expectations for salmon runs in the Norton Sound and Port Clarence districts, including management strategies to ensure sustainable fishing practices.

As the last of extra chairs—hastily distributed to accommodate the unexpectedly large turnout—were filled, a projector screen glowed at the front of the room. Over 60 people gathered at Old St Joes to hear an update from Graphite One, a company building a mine to the north of Nome near the Imuruk Basin.

Chassell - Gary A. Outinen, 69, a resident of Chassell passed away Tuesday, August 8, 2023, at his home following a lengthy illness. He was born on March 30,

The rapid development of technology that had begun in the 1850s continued on into the 20th century. Mining companies working low-grade copper deposits were quic

LANSING — The Kiwanis Ski Club will receive a $100,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, one of 22 Rural Development Fu

MARQUETTE — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has awarded 22 Rural Development Fund Grants — with Marquette County the top priori

LANSING — From the trout-fishing haven of the Pilgrim River on the Keweenaw Peninsula to prime elk habitat in the Pigeon River Country State Forest, Michigan

gneese@mininggazette.com HOUGHTON — Local and downstate lawmakers visited sites damaged in the 2018 floods last month as part of an effort to encourage the Department of Natural Resources and the state legislature to provide more funds to restore trails. State Sen. Ed McBroom, R-Vulcan, and Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock, organized the event. “I thank Chairman Ed McBroom and Rep. Markkanen for bringing some pretty heavy hitters up to take a look at the properties we have here that unfortu...

Popular U.P. trail damaged in 2018 flood to reopen later this year Updated May 10, 2021; Posted May 10, 2021 Significant washout damage is shown at one location along the Houghton to Chassell rail-trail in Houghton County. Work on repairs is scheduled to begin this week and will continue through August.Provided by Michigan Department of Natural Resources Facebook Share HOUGHTON COUNTY, MI – A popular Upper Peninsula rail-trail that was significantly damaged during a historic flood three yea...

Houghton-To-Chassell Rail–Trail To Undergo Construction Reconstruction activities are coming to a popular trail in Houghton County. The Houghton-To-Chassell Rail–Trail will be having work done to repair flooding that occurred in the area in June of 2018. “Heavy Equipment will have to go in there and will have to dig out some of the culverts that are blocked or collapsed. They will have to replace some of those with new culverts that were washed out. So there will be heavy equipment going ...