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It is a primary barrier to the achievement of wellness, and recovery, as well as full social integration, and appears as distrust, fear, stereotyping and discrimination,” the Governor’s Council report states. The prevalence of mental health stigma seriously undermines an ... Finlandia in court: Bank seeks foreclosure sale of residence hall HOUGHTON — A bank with a mortgage on the Finlandia Hall building is seeking to proceed to foreclosure. ... Peters: USPS halts proposed changes to Kingsford WASHINGTON — Proposed changes to the mail processing center in Kingsford and other U.S. Postal Service facilities ... Backcountry outfitter opens in Copper Harbor Played their cards right: Copper Shores celebrates 10 years more Front Page QUICK LINKS - Local News Business Local Sports Obituaries Editorial Local News Peters: USPS halts proposed changes to Kingsford WASHINGTON — Proposed changes to the mail processing center in Kingsford and other U.S. Postal Service facilities are on hold until at least 2025, Postmaster ... Finlandia in court: Bank seeks foreclosure sale of residence hall HOUGHTON — A bank with a mortgage on the Finlandia Hall building is seeking to proceed to foreclosure. Attorneys for IncredibleBank appeared ... Played their cards right: Copper Shores celebrates 10 years ‘A fabulous first step’: Houghton to pursue return of downtown recycling more Local News Local Sports Ontonagon’s Amos earns wins in Ironwood IRONWOOD — Violet Amos found success here Saturday, earning two victories in the inaugural Jim LaBlonde Memorial Invitational track and field meet. The Ontonagon ... Jets baseball soars past Patriots over weekend STANTON — Run production and run production early was the name of the game for Jeffers Jets baseball team Saturday as they took two from the ... Bulldogs softball earns sweep of Broncos on Friday Bulldogs baseball takes two from Gremlins more Local Sports Features Preserving history: Old Main, Chapel of St. Matthew buyer making landmark buildings accessible to the public What were unskilled labor wages worth to immigrant workers? While tensions between labor and management continued to heat up in the first decade of the 20th century, eastern and southern Europeans, ... Hancock School Public Library boasts new programs and services Adventure Mountain offers winter fun for everyone more Features Letters to the Editor Faith Perspective: Third letter to Christian fundamentalists You have faith that the Bible is the literal word of a Supreme Being. Just what is faith? Faith is believing in something without sufficient evidence. In contrast, ... Faith Perspective: The credibility of Jesus Christ Windigo who? more Letters to the Editor Editorial You have the opportunity to give the gift of life Finland and the quest for happiness Letters to the Editor are valuable more Editorial Columns Column: Celebrate the depth of a mother’s care Mother’s Day is coming on Sunday. I sometimes wonder about giving Mother just one day out of the year. Maybe we could stretch it to a month, like National Poetry ... Making your voice heard — in a respectful fashion Column: Food is a blessing that brings us together more Columns Obituaries John C. Juntikka John C. Juntikka, passed into eternal life on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at home. John was born in Detroit, MI on December 4, 1946, the son of John W. and Helen (Johnson) ... Theresa Novak Paul M. Dulong Jr. more Obituaries What is your favorite season in the Copper Country? Winter Spring Summer Fall I can’t decide - they’re all awesome! 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