Mary Houle
Videographer/MMJ
Marquette, MI
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Mary grew up in the U.P., and moved to Marquette in 2017 to finish her education at Northern Michigan University.
She likes to spend her free-time reading, writing and hiking.
The fitness stations from the old military training track are being rebuilt.
The clean-up will start at 1p.m. on Sunday at the Strawberry Lake baseball fields.
Fox Negaunee paid for a local food truck to provide pizza for all the employees.
The campsites are all closed with no set date to re-open.
The hike from Big Bay to Marquette is an annual week-long event for 5th-8th graders at the school.
Braveworks wants the Marquette Downtown Development Authority to be a ‘key piece’ in managing and maintaining a new public parking structure.
From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the kids participated in outdoor programs, including camp cooking and shelter building.
Jon and Jane Hodge and their son Tommy will be the new owners.
A small greenhouse is being built in the Outlanders parking lot, and will soon be filled with summer vegetable starters and flowers.
Executive Director Susan Estler says this year's guide is built with input from the surrounding communities.
Braveworks has plans for a major renovation to the old Savings Bank building and the surrounding block.
The auditorium has been quiet for over a year, a stretch the director says is its longest.
Right now, the Den has two beers from Blackrocks, one from Keweenaw Brewing Company, and a seltzer from the Ore Dock on tap.
Two members from The Daydreamers performed today from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Citizens United for Freedom And Firearms hosted the “March For Our Rights” event.
“The Rice Paddy is just…everything. Everything to me,” Aoy says.
The cost is $25 to participate.
Travel Marquette is hiding tin boxes filled with gift certificates around the county Monday through Friday this week.
The last Friday in April every year is celebrated as Arbor Day.
Almost 4,500 households in Ishpeming, Negaunee, and Marquette Townships will get new recycling carts delivered to their doors in the coming weeks.
This years’ food drive collected more items than any other year.
An incentive of $100 was proposed for those who decide to get vaccinated.
‘The Story Behind Their Clothes’ exhibit showcases clothing from U.P. history.
The latest outreach program ships vegetable seed packets veterans across Michigan at no cost to them.
All of the projects are made with recycled materials.
‘Looking UP’ offers the public a chance to paint ceiling tiles for display in the museum
The donation totaled over $11,000.
Each month, the staff will choose a new book to be sold at 10% off and host an online discussion on multiple social media pages.
The event started at 10:00 a.m. Thursday in the church parking lot and lasted until all the food was gone.
After a year with an empty studio, Rohana invites people back inside for in-person yoga sessions
Beth Millner Jewelry is collaborating with the National Forest Foundation to plant a tree with each new product sold.
20 spots will be available for the first training program in Marquette. A second offering of the training program will be held in western Marquette County later this spring for 20 additional new caregivers.
During the Virtual Voyage, residents will ‘travel’ to a new country for an entire week in each remaining month of 2021.
There will be 12 eggs hidden in places all around the City of Marquette.
Five winners will be chosen from around the country to share new flavor and marketing ideas with the board for year.
The program provides help with utility bills including electricity, heating, water, and in some cases garbage.
The campground will welcome campers back starting April 30th.
Recent incidents at the park include reports of assault, destruction of property, and littering.
Ten Marquette firefighters shaved their heads in support of St. Baldrick’s Foundation.
There will be no in-person or online classes on Wednesday, March 31st.
This years’ 26th annual shower is May 7th at North Iron Church in Ishpeming.
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the Director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says getting the vaccine will help things return to “a sense of normal”.
The Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) Project brings awareness to the abundance of Michigan residents that are struggling financially despite having jobs.
After receiving over 50 applications to paint the mural, the Marquette Public Art Commission (MPAC) chose 3 finalist groups to submit designs.
Peter White Drive will be closed to vehicle traffic from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. every night.
The State of Michigan announced on March 19 that it will also extend its deadline to May 17.
Queen City Seed Library has put together starting kits for growing herbs and vegetables.
Among the group were 2 policemen and 6 firefighters.
The City of Marquette has two open seats on the Board of Light and Power and two open seats on the City Commission