Stephen DeLadurantaye
TV6 Videographer
Marquette, MI
Stephen grew up in Macomb, Michigan. He lived in East Lansing while he studied film and graphic design at Michigan State University. He also played trumpet in the Spartan Marching Band. He graduated in December 2021 before moving to the U.P. in 2022. Stephen enjoys spending his free time on the golf course or enjoying a movie.
With everything from woodworking and maple syrup to clothes and jewelry, there’s something for everyone at the show.
The goal is to build a gingerbread-style house out of Trenary Toast. The cafe will provide two discounted bags of toast for your house.
There was a parade, old-fashioned wagon rides, and a tree-lighting ceremony.
Contestants sang in front of the packed coffee shop and four judges for their chance to win $500 in cash and gift cards to Munising shops.
Low brass players from the Marquette area will perform Christmas music at the Marquette Regional History Center at 1:30 p.m. this Sunday, Dec. 3.
Teams will assess parking, circulation, seating, restrooms, and entrances at five sites in the forest.
Little Lake resident David Freeman was recently diagnosed with Adenoma Round Blue Cell Soft Tissue Ewing Sarcoma. He’s currently undergoing chemo treatments and surgery at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
Local UAW Region 1D represents workers in the Upper Peninsula and the central, western and northern portions of the Lower Peninsula.
People can settle into a seat as students tell the story of a teenage boy who finds himself at odds with a town and its ban on dancing.
The shelter saves every animal that is not injured beyond saving or deemed too dangerous for society.
The equipment is ready to go, but workers are waiting for a few more inches of snow before they can start grooming the trails.
The agreed-upon wages include a 5% increase for 2023 in addition to a one-time, $400 per employee signing bonus and 3% increases for 2024 and 2025.
The Marquette City Police says the best way to stay safe during these deals is by meeting somewhere public with cameras.
According to the National Weather Service, we are nearing the peak of a solar cycle. That means the Northern Lights will continue to intensify until mid-2024.
The organization delivered meals to people all over the Copper Country and had multiple sit-down locations for seniors to eat and spend time together.
Organizers said the event was an opportunity for people to start the holiday season on a healthy note.
This year the shop is in UPAWS’ community room instead of the Westwood Mall. Shoppers will find a host of pet-related items purchased from small businesses.
The Community Foundation of Marquette County teamed up with the Gwinn Area Community Fund to support food pantries, community events, and senior and recreation programming in the Gwinn area.
There is no vet in the Munising area, so volunteers should expect to drive to Gwinn or Marquette. The shelter says drivers usually make a furry friend while driving the animals around.
Hundreds of families watched Santa Claus light the tree before lining up to give him their Christmas lists.
The primary election for the Michigan House of Representatives will be on Aug. 6, 2024.
Artists will show off mediums like photography, paintings, and short films. There will also be four different live musicians and bands every night.
The DDA’s Free After 3 program is on now and ends on Dec. 25.
It allows readers of all ages to access thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga.
The hunters with the heaviest deer will get prizes like trail cameras, deer blinds, and blind chairs.
The department plans to use the grant to update its vehicle fleet with ATVs and snowmobiles. It will also replace its bodycams, vehicle cameras, and body armor.
The menu will include Thanksgiving classics like turkey, mashed potatoes, and green beans.
The exhibit will feature women who have made a regional, national, or even international impact through their work in fields like politics, science, and human rights.
There will be a host of items for sale ranging from Christmas decorations and jewelry to textiles and kitchen items. All the goods are made by artists from around the world, including countries like Colombia, Guatemala, and Tanzania.
The library needs children’s books and modern fiction books, but textbooks and encyclopedias will not be accepted.
In the resolution, the Board acknowledged the company’s commitment to transparency and its potential economic benefits for the Western U.P.
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority recently announced that the deadline to apply for the program will be Friday, Dec. 8.
Honor Credit Union participated in the TV6 Canathon by donating about $1,500 worth of food to the NMU Food Pantry on Monday. The credit union also plans to donate to food pantries in Gwinn, Negaunee and Marquette.
So far, the shelter has raised about $4,000 for Chase, but needs help raising the rest of the estimated $8,000 needed for his surgery and post-surgery care.
As part of the stores’ recent Meijer Team Gives campaign, the Marquette and Escanaba Meijer each donated $10,000 to nonprofits in their areas.
JROTC cadets told stories about veteran family members and honored the veterans in attendance. The drill team, choir, and school band also performed.
Ishpeming Ski Club and Superiorland Ski Club members raced about a kilometer up the Grinder.
There are thousands of new and used vinyl records, CDs, posters, and cassettes for music lovers to comb through.
GLRC plans to use the money to buy vehicles and pay drivers to pick patients up and bring them to treatment appointments.
The Ishpeming City Council plans to discuss the 2024 budget at a special meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 29.
To participate, community members can drop off new, unwrapped toys at any Range Bank location.
From Nov. 10 until Nov. 14, it will be unlawful to transport or possess a firearm loaded with buckshot, slug load, ball load, or cut shell in an area frequented by deer.
Organizers promise the event will be an evening of holiday cheer, great food, and wonderful company.
Sister Stockings are handmade holiday stockings filled with self-care gifts.
The township updated equipment like swings and slides and added ADA-compliant structures to ensure all children can access and enjoy the park.
The festival features 15 comics spread across nine shows in four nights at two venues.
Almost 40 vendors from across the U.P. packed the Negaunee Township Hall to sell and trade their guns, knives, and military gear.
Behavior analysis professionals from across the Great Lakes region are gathering on Friday and Saturday for networking, presentations, and workshops.
She assumed the office in July, but was officially inaugurated Thursday on Bay’s campus at a Presidential Ceremony.
