IRONWOOD RESIDENTS WILL AGAIN HAVE TO PAY WATER AND SEWER CHARGES The Ironwood City Commission has approved the request by the city water department to resume charges for city water and sewer services along with late payment fees, and service connect and disconnect fees. The temporary waiving of reconnection and late fees so far has … Read more
MERCER MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN ANNUAL STUDY Eighth and ninth grade students in the Mercer School District are participating in the annual Iron County Loon and Lake Study, helping to support the world of the Iron County Land and Water Conservation Department. The students will make 3 field trips to nearby Fox Lake … Read more
MERCER APPROVES THE PRAT, NOW MUST GET LEGISLATURE BEHIND THE TAX The town of Mercer has asked residents to contact their elected state officials to ask their support for the town’s Premier Resort Area Tax request. Voters approved the PRAT at the beginning of April, howeve a municipality with less than 40% tourist driven value … Read more
IROWNWOOD RESIDENT AND FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYER WALKS IRON BELLE TRAIL FOR CHARITY Eric Hillman, a former major league baseball and an Ironwood resident decided to celebrate his 55th birthday by walking the Iron Belle Trail for charity. Hillman, who pitched for the New York Mets in 1994 set a goal of $20,000 for No … Read more
THE STAY ON EVICTIONS HAS BEEN EXTENDED AND ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS The federal moratorium on evictions has been extended to the end of June, and two rounds of rental assistance worth more than $46 billion total will be available to renters. . Renters can get a year or more’s help in getting … Read more
IRONWOOD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CONDUCTING SURVEY TO GUIDE DISTRICT’S STRATEGIC PLAN The Ironwood Area School District has a survey being conducted in conjunction with the Michigan Association of School Boards on several topics important to the District’s Strategic Plan. Anonymous individual responses like yours will be combined with those from other stakeholders to provide important … Read more
DOWNTOWN IRONWOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETS ON ONGOING PROJECTS The Downtown Ironwood Development Authority met recently to discuss some ongoing projects and well as some pandemic grant related opportunities and summer planning. Director of Community Development for the city said the downtown historical sign committee will meet before the May DIDA meeting. The committee is tasked … Read more
IRONWOOD HOLDS ITS 18TH ANNUAL SPRING CLEANUP DAY IN NEW LOCATION. Ironwood’s 18th Annual Spring Clean Up Day is scheduled for next Friday, the 30th from 8am to 2pm and from 8 am to noon on Saturday the 1st. Residents are asked to enter the Ironwood Public Safety Building at 123 McLeod Avenue, off of … Read more
IRON COUNTY HEALTH HOLDING STUDENT VACCINATION CLINIC AT HURLEY K-12 ON FRIDAY The Iron County Health Department wants parents of students 16 years of age and older that a student COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be held on Friday at the Hurley K-12 school. The Pfizer vaccine will be available to any student with parental permission. … Read more
ONTONAGON BOARD OF ED HEARS PRESENTATION ON VIRTUAL LAKES ACADEMY The Ontonagon Board of Ed heard a presentation from Jerry Pease of the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School District on the Virtual Lakes Academy. If the district joined the academy, home schooled students would have access to instructors that might not be available with the current teacher … Read more