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For The Daily Press State COVID-19 data Saturday showed 10 more confirmed positives in Delta County, seven in Schoolcraft County and four in Menominee County. For the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ coronavirus website Saturday listed 56 new confirmed cases: 13 in Marquette County; the 10 in Delta County; eight in Chippewa County; the seven in Schoolcraft County; six in Dickinson County; four in Menominee and Houghton counties; two in Gogebic County; and one each in Iron, Mackinac and Alger counties; Luce County’s count was reduced by one. Using only...

Chart of new COVID daily COVID cases. The Dickinson-Iron District Health Department will offer another round of scheduling next week for residents age 18 and older who want the COVID-19 vaccine. Online scheduling for both counties will begin at 8 a.m. Monday, with the link posted on didhd.org. Dickinson County residents can schedule by telephone starting at 8 a.m. Monday by calling 906-774-1868. For Iron County residents, appointments can be made by phone starting at 8 a.m. Tuesday by calling 906-265-9913. Appointments can be made in either county but are limited to residents of Dickinson and...

Mar 17, 2021 ESCANABA — State COVID-19 data Tuesday showed four new confirmed positives in Delta County, two in Schoolcraft County and a new virus-related death in Menominee County. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ coronavirus website Tuesday listed 25 new confirmed cases in the Upper Peninsula: seven in Marquette County, five in Chippewa County, the four in Delta County, three in Houghton and Mackinac counties, the two in Schoolcraft County and one each in Dickinson and Alger counties; Menominee County’s count was reduced by one. Along with the new death in Menomin...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reports 14 confirmed cougar sightings in 2020, all located in the Upper Peninsula. That's the highest number

rspitza@miningjournal.net MARQUETTE — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services officials announced Friday that the state is expanding its vaccination eligibility for residents age 16 and up with disabilities or medical conditions beginning on March 22. In addition, the state also announced that all Michiganders age 16 and up who weren’t previously eligible to receive a vaccine will now be eligible beginning on Monday, April 5. The announcement comes shortly after a recent eligibility update that included people age 50 and up with medical conditions or d...