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IRON MOUNTAIN — A completion date of Nov. 15, 2025, has been set for the planned Pewabic Hill mountain bike trail system under new bid documents approved Mond
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IRON MOUNTAIN — A completion date of Nov. 15, 2025, has been set for the planned Pewabic Hill mountain bike trail system under new bid documents approved Mond
IRON MOUNTAIN — Bids will be sought again for construction of Pewabic Hill mountain bike trails as Iron Mountain City Council hopes to draw an affordable prop
Daily News IRON MOUNTAIN — Applications are due May 13 for an Iron Mountain City Council seat representing Ward 3 after council member Robert “Butch” Schinderle resigned Monday. The council plans to make an appointment at its May 17 meeting for a term that expires with the Nov. 2 council election. Schinderle, who was not seeking re-election, has faced time constraints as his young son battles leukemia, Mayor Dale Alessandrini said. He was appointed to fill the Ward 3 seat in June 2019 after Amanda List resigned. The council accepted his resignation with regret and will advertise the vac...
janderson@ironmountaindailynews.com IRON MOUNTAIN — Applications are due May 13 for an Iron Mountain City Council seat representing Ward 3 after council member Robert “Butch” Schinderle resigned Monday. The council plans to make an appointment at its May 17 meeting for a term that expires with the Nov. 2 council election. Schinderle, who was not seeking re-election, has faced time constraints as his young son battles leukemia, Mayor Dale Alessandrini said. He was appointed to fill the Ward 3 seat in June 2019 after Amanda List resigned. The council accepted his resignation with regret a...
janderson@ironmountaindailynews.com IRON MOUNTAIN — Fewer plows on the streets during a relatively dry winter has saved about $100,000 in snow removal costs, Iron Mountain City Council members learned Monday. The budget savings is based on the past several years and can potentially be directed to more paving, City Manager Jordan Stanchina said. “We’ll have to take a look at it when the season is done,” he said, answering a question from council member Bill Revord on whether there will be a windfall. March, or even April, could throw a curve into the budget, although storms so far have...