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ISHPEMING, MI-- Fire destroyed an Ishpeming home over the weekend. The fire broke out early Saturday afternoon on the 600 block of North 2nd Street. The... -
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HURLEY, WI (AP)-- The company looking to open an iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin says it closed its office in Hurley on Sunday, casting doubt...
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A New Front In The Ukrainian Conflict: Russian Gas Imports
Ukraine faces a trio of crises — war, bankruptcy, and now, the threat that its people may have the heat turned off for the rest of winter. Russia...
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Toronto Police Say Riddle Of Mysterious Tunnel Solved
Police in Toronto say they have solved the riddle of a mysterious tunnel discovered near a venue for the upcoming Pan American and Parapan American...
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Clinton's Portrait Has Hint Of Lewinsky's Blue Dress, Artist Says
Here's a story about that blue dress. No – not that blue dress. Artist Nelson Shanks, who has painted royalty, popes and world leaders, tells the...
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Wages And Prices: A Welcome Breakup
A new government report confirms: Wages and prices are going their separate ways. This breakup is helping consumers on the rebound from recession....
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Sen. Barbara Mikulski, Congress' Longest-Serving Woman, To Retire
Updated at 12:15 p.m. ET. Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., who has served in the Senate and in Congress longer than any other woman, says she will not...
