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Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 1:29 p.m.
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Battling invasive plant species is a major problem for the U.P.'s national parks. Tonight, on your TV6 Early News, reporter Jerry Hume tells us about the special park service team that's on the attack against the nuisance plants in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
Bridgefest is coming up this weekend in Houghton and Hancock. Tonight on your TV6 Early News, how road construction in downtown Houghton is changing plans, routes and locations for the weekend bash. TV6's Houghton Hancock Bureau reporter Jeni Jewell has the story tonight.
The Marquette City Commission met in special session this morning. The man issue, gravel roads destine for paving. But that's going to cost property owners in a special property assessment. Tonight on your TV6 Early News, what the city has planned for residents along three streets.
Gene Fletcher is a person with a lot of determination and grit. Gene is battling Cerebral Palsy, but that's not stopping him. He's traveling, by wheelchair, from Rapid River to the Bay Cliff Health Camp in Big Bay. TV6's Escanaba Bureau reporter Beth Jones has his send off this morning, tonight UP Close, on your TV6 News Tonight.
Lots along the Menominee River in Kingsford will soon be ready for sale. On your TV6 News Tonight, the details on the Riverdale Project and the city's approval of the plan.
The Negaunee City Band is one of the oldest community bands in Upper Michigan. TV6's Heather Sawaski has a preview of their summer concert series kicking off tonight. The story on their proud history in your Entertainment Report, on your TV6 News Tonight.
