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Sep 29, 20264 min read

The Tower of History Went Up in Sault Ste. Marie in 1968 as a Catholic Shrine to the Missionaries. The Church Planned Around It Never Came, and Now It Is a 210-Foot Elevator Ride Over the Soo Locks.

Sault Ste. Marie's Tower of History was built in 1968 as a shrine to the missionaries, one piece of a church complex that never got finished. Now it is an express elevator to 210...

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British Soldiers Held a Fort on Michigan Soil Until 1828. They Stayed Six Years After a Boundary Commission Ruled the Island Was American.

A British Army post operated on Drummond Island for thirteen years after the War of 1812. The Treaty of Ghent put it...

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Jul 27, 20264 min read

Every New Year’s Day, a U.P. University Tells the World Which Words to Stop Using. It Started as a Party Joke in 1975.

The LSSU Banished Words List has run every January 1 since 1976. A PR man who used to work in newspapers knew...

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Jun 24, 20263 min read

A Stolen Car, a Knife, and a Dollar General: Inside a Wild Eastern U.P. Arrest

It started with a stolen car in Green Bay and ended with a man bolting into a Kincheloe Dollar General, begging a...

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Chippewa County

The latest Chippewa County story

The Tower of History Went Up in Sault Ste. Marie in 1968 as a Catholic Shrine to the Missionaries. The Church Planned Around It Never Came, and Now It Is a 210-Foot Elevator Ride Over the Soo Locks.

More Chippewa County stories, newest first

British Soldiers Held a Fort on Michigan Soil Until 1828. They Stayed Six Years After a Boundary Commission Ruled the Island Was American.

Every New Year’s Day, a U.P. University Tells the World Which Words to Stop Using. It Started as a Party Joke in 1975.

A Stolen Car, a Knife, and a Dollar General: Inside a Wild Eastern U.P. Arrest