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Much like Traverse City does now, Marquette once had two single-screen arthouse movie theaters operating downtown. While the theaters themselves no long...
MARQUETTE — It’s no surprise that artifical intelligence is becoming increasingly popular as new advances in techology are made every day. One company calle
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rspitza@miningjournal.net World War II Navy veteran Rodger Johnson is pictured. Now 96 years old, Johnson served at the beaches of Normandy. Seventy-six years after the end of the war, he can now say he has defeated COVID-19 as well. Johnson currently resides at the D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans in Marquette, where he was recently discharged from the COVID unit. He recently had a special meal delivered to him from The Delft Bistro in Marquette to celebrate. (Photo courtesy of Rodger and Peggy Swing) MARQUETTE — Rodger Johnson has pretty much been through it all in life. Just 96 years yo...
rspitza@miningjournal.net MARQUETTE — The Upper Peninsula Clean Energy Conference series held a virtual event hosted by Michigan Energy Options on Thursday afternoon with a focus on solar power. Thursday’s session, titled “Solar Energy Case Studies — Lessons from On the Ground Projects,” offered discussions with leaders of solar and wind projects of different scales in L’Anse, Marquette and downstate Gratiot County. Moderating the event’s three sessions were Michael Larson, U.P. operations manager for Michigan Energy Options; Richelle Winkler, professor of sociology and demog...