Tuesday, August 31, 2021
2A The Mining Journal
Local
Local briefing
Reception to be held at Beaumier
LOCAL SUMMER EVENTS
MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University’s
Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center will host a free “Wel-
come Back” reception in its Gries Hall gallery at 5 p.m.
Thursday.
EDITOR’S NOTE: A list of upcoming
summer events will be published on page
2A of The Mining Journal each Tuesday
throughout the summer season.
Sept. 5. Visit marquetteareablues- 8 p.m., Third Street, Marquette.
society.org/overview-lineup/ for
more information.
Sept. 4, Marquette Marathon, a.m. to 4 p.m. Cruise on Sept. 17,
Sept. 17-18, Munising Bay
Cruisers Classic Car Show, 10
Attendees will have an opportunity to view the current
exhibition, “A Beautiful Location: The Architecture of
NMU.” Hors d’oeuvres and light refreshments will be
available. Masks are required.
visit marquettemarathon.com for car show on Sept. 18.
Sept. 3, Brat Barn cookout for
UPAWS, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Su-
perOne Foods in Marquette and
Negaunee. Organizers will be sell-
ing brats, asking for wish list items
and selling Rescue Raffle tickets.
Sept. 3-5, Marquette Area
Blues Fest, Mattson Lower Harbor
Park. Free admission on Sept. 3.
Ticketed event on Sept. 4 and and
more information.
Sept. 11, U.P. Fall Beer Festi- Strut Your Mutt event at Mattson
val, Mattson Lower Harbor Park. Lower Harbor Park. Registration is
Sept. 18, 16th annual UPAWS
The exhibition explores how NMU’s campus transi-
tioned from one building in a remote part of Marquette to
modern facilities to accommodate significant growth in
the 1960s and to the present high-tech community.
During a recent architectural walking tour offered in
conjunction with the exhibition, Beaumier Center Direc-
tor Daniel Truckey said the campus has featured a mix of
unique styles designed by Michigan’s greatest architects.
These include Harden Hall — formerly the Learning Re-
sources Center — designed by Alden B. Dow, and the
demolished Kaye Hall by D. Frederick Charlton.
“We can’t get those buildings back, but through the ex-
hibition and walking tours, we want to heighten aware-
ness and appreciation for what we do have on campus,”
he said. “What we have are some really significant archi-
tectural buildings in the state designed by, at that time,
the best architects in Michigan. Many studied at the Cran-
brook Institute, the main architectural institute in the
Midwest at that time. Some studied with Frank Lloyd
Wright. These buildings are in cities and universities
across the state.”
Photographs, maps and architectural plans of past and
present facilities are showcased. The exhibition also in-
cludes a time-lapse map showing how the campus has
grown and spread out over the past 122 years, and dis-
play cases featuring architectural fragments, signs and ar-
tifacts from buildings no longer in existence.
Additional architectural walking tours are scheduled at
1 p.m. on two Thursdays: Sept. 9 and Sept. 23. Reserve a
spot by calling 227-2549.
Sept. 11, Mountain Goat Mash 10 a.m., walk begins at 11 a.m.
Spur, Munising. All races start and
Sept. 25, Huron Islands Light-
finish at Valley Spur Trailhead. house Preservation Association
45-mile and 15-mile routes for Benefit, 6 p.m., to midnight, Land-
2021.
mark
Inn.
Details
Sept. 16, Music on Third, 6 to m.facebook.com/HuronIslands/.
at
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Send the date, time and location information via email to newsroom@miningjournal.net with “Summer
event listing” in the subject line by 5 p.m. Friday for inclusion in next Tuesday’s list.
Police Log
EDITOR’S NOTE: The follow-
ing information is collected from
Marquette City Police Department
dispatch log books recorded at the
time the calls were received. The
incidents reported may have
proven to be unfounded once po-
lice investigated. Some log entries
may be edited or omitted due to
space constraints.
800 block Preserve Drive
2:32 a.m., arrest, lodged
in jail, 200 block West gation, 2100 block Sugar West
Spring Street
2:45 a.m., property in-
spection, North Marquette vestigation, 500 block North 1300 block South Front
Schools
4:56 a.m., property in-
spections, 600 block West city of Marquette
Street
10:12 a.m., no insur-
10 p.m., property investi- ance, 2100 block U.S. 41
Loaf Avenue
10:42 a.m., hit-and-run
10:10 p.m., property in- property-damage accident,
Lakeshore Boulevard
10:30 p.m., K-9 training,
Street
12:27 p.m., property in-
spection, Clark Lambros’
Washington Street
5:02 a.m., property in- vestigation, County Road
spection, 500 block McClel- 550 near Powder Mill Road
10:36 p.m., property in- Beach Park
Aug. 13
12:30 p.m., found prop-
erty, 100 block West Michi-
10:45 p.m., property in- gan Street
4:57 p.m., violation of
personal protection order,
400 block West Bluff Street
6 p.m., speed enforce-
ment, 600 block Norwood
Street
6:01 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
6:57 p.m., warrant arrest,
lodged in jail, 900 block
West Washington Street
7:26 p.m., violation of
Michigan Public Health
Code, vehicle search 900
block West Washington
Street
7:55 p.m., well-being
check on a dog, dog OK, 100
block South Third Street
8:30 p.m., intoxicated
subject, moved along, 100
block South Third Street
8:53 p.m., intoxicated
subject, 100 block South
Third Street
10 p.m., property inspec-
tion, 2300 block County
Road 550
10:01 p.m., 500 block
McClellan Avenue
10:13 p.m., property in-
spection, 2100 block Sugar
Loaf Avenue
10:20 p.m., possible
larceny complaint, nothing
missing, 100 block West
Washington Street
10:30 p.m., disabled ve-
hicle, U.S. 41 Bypass and
Fisher Street
10:33 p.m., property in-
spection, 200 Lakeshore
Boulevard
10:39 p.m., report of a
possible fire on the seventh
floor, area checked, no fire,
300 block Pine Street
11:27 p.m., caller heard
screaming in the area, area
checked by officers, unable to
locate, West Ridge Street
near Meeske Avenue
Find more information on the Beaumier Center website:
nmu.edu/beaumierheritagecenter/
lan Avenue
5:05 a.m., property in- vestigation, 600 block West
spection, County Road 550 Washington Street
near Powder Mill Road
5:15 a.m., property in-
spection, South Marquette
Schools
5:27 a.m., property in-
spection, Coast Guard near
East Michigan Street
5:46 a.m., property in-
spections, 1900 block Enter-
prise Street
7:42 a.m., parking com-
plaint, 400 block East Fair
Avenue
8:31 a.m., found proper-
ty, returned to owner, 1000
block Pine Street
12:52 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
1:10 p.m., property in-
Artist offers demo at gallery
10:50 p.m., property in-
MARQUETTE —As part of this Thursday’s “First
Thursday” events, local artist Marlene Wood will be do-
ing a palette knife demo.
vestigations, 1000 block spection, 800 block Hawley
West Baraga Street
Avenue
1:12 p.m., property in-
11:07 spection, Tourist Park
1:21 p.m., assistance,
erty investi- 1700 block West Avenue
g a t i o n , 1:44 p.m., report of dog
Everyone is invited to join in this event which will be at
Zero Degrees Gallery in Marquette on Third and Ohio
streets from 6-8 p.m. Small canvases will be available for
onlookers to try their hand at palette knife painting.
Wood is one of Zero Degrees Gallery’s artists and a
longtime art teacher.
p.m., prop-
S o u t h at large, gone on arrival, 800
Lakeshore block North Front Street
Boulevard
11:10 ty, 500 block West Magnet-
p.m., report of ic Street
2:58 p.m., found proper-
Pickleball clinics to be offered
unwanted subjects,
3:20 p.m., report of sub-
MARQUETTE —Josh Kitto, tennis/pickleball profes-
sional, will be hosting a series of beginner Pickleball clin-
ics during September. The clinic will cover fundamentals,
scoring and rules.
moved along, 1900 block jects trespassing, gone on ar-
Freedom Drive
11:54 p.m., liquor inspec-
rival, Lighthouse Point
3:23 p.m., parking com-
9:19 a.m., private-proper-
ty property-damage accident, tion, 100 block West Baraga plaint, 500 block North
Friday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Ishpeming Al Qual Tennis
Courts.
Monday, 6-8 p.m. Sands Township Recreation Facili-
ty.
Sept. 11, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sands Township Recre-
ation Facility.
Sept. 18, 10 a.m. to noon. Ishpeming Al Qual Tennis
Courts.
The cost is $25 per participant and equipment is provid-
ed. To register text/call Josh Kitto at 906-373-7139 or
email crossbone1976@gmail.com. It is highly recom-
mended to register a couple days in advance.
100 block Jackson Cut Alley Avenue
10:23 a.m., report of drug
activity, arrest, lodged in jail,
300 block West Washington
Street
Lakeshore Boulevard
3:50 p.m., property in-
spection, 500 block North
Aug. 15
12:26 a.m., property in- Lakeshore Boulevard
spection, 200 block South
5:13 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
6 p.m., disabled vehicle,
South Front Street near by-
11:45 a.m., vehicle lock- Seventh Street
out, 1500 block Birch Av-
enue
12:28 a.m., parking com-
plaint, Peter White Drive
12:30 a.m., report of a pass
6:15 p.m., property in-
by, taken to family, 4300 spection, Peter White Drive
12:42 p.m., domestic as- block M-553 6:17 p.m., property in-
12:36 p.m., health and
safety, 400 block Sheridan missing subject, located near-
Avenue
sault, 200 block Whetstone
Village
1:34 p.m., vehicle lock- Washington Street
out, 300 block West Wash-
ington Street
1:38 p.m., animal com- McClellan Avenue
plaint, 2400 block North
Lakeshore Boulevard
1:56 p.m., lost phone, Baraga Avenue
200 block North Front Street 1:37 a.m., report of disor- spection, South Beach
2:52 p.m., parking com- derly subject, gone on arrival, 7:35 p.m., juvenile com-
plaint, High Street near East 1100 block North Front plaint, 100 block East Ridge
Kaye Avenue
3:19 p.m., report of aban-
doned vehicle, checked area, icated subject, checked by subject, Founders Landing
12:50 a.m., disorderly spection, County Road 550
conduct, 200 block West near Powder Mill Road
6:42 p.m., property in-
1:19 a.m., property inves- spection, 200 block North
tigation, 500 block North Lakeshore Boulevard
7:11 p.m., property in-
1:35 a.m., property inves- spection, Lakeshore Boule-
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der emergency use authorization since December,
are you more willing to be vaccinated for
COVID-19?
tigation, 900 block West vard near Pine Street
7:30 p.m., property in-
Street
2 a.m., report of an intox-
Street
9:12 p.m., intoxicated
unable to locate, South Lake EMS, 100 block West Wash-
Street near U.S. 41 South
4:52 p.m., report of sev-
9:29 p.m., found proper-
ty, Founders Landing
10:22 p.m, property in-
ington Street
2 a.m., foot patrol, 100
eral subjects consuming alco- block West Washington spection, 2300 block Coun-
Aug. 14
hol, subjects trespassed, 400 Street
ty Road 550
10:52 p.m., property in-
12:37 a.m., loud noise
complaint, 200 block West
Michigan Street
12:50 a.m., property in-
spections, 500 block McClel-
lan Avenue
1:15 a.m., property in-
spection, 1900 block West
Ridge Street
1:45 a.m., report of an al-
tercation, area checked, gone
on arrival, 100 block West
Washington Street
block West Washington
Street
2:33 a.m., subjects in-
volved in altercation, parties spection, 500 block McClel-
I already am fully
vaccinated
6:30 p.m., assistance, separated, 200 block West lan Avenue
2000 block U.S. 41 South
6:37 p.m., dog in vehicle,
Michigan Street
3 a.m., assistance, 200 spection, 2300 block Coun-
11:48 p.m., property in-
65.3%
No
gone upon officer’s arrival, block West Ohio Street
700 block North Third Street 4:23 a.m., health and
ty Road 550
11:50 p.m., property in-
27.3%
7:40 p.m., assistance, safety, 200 block Whetstone spection, 900 block Hawley
South Seventh Street near road Street
West Spring Street 7:13 a.m., report of in- 11:51 p.m., domestic as-
8:39 p.m., elevator se- toxicated subject, 800 block sault, harassment complaint,
cured, 100 block West Main Champion Street 300 block Jackson Street
Yes
7.4%
1:46 a.m., report of possi-
ble domestic violence, no as-
sault, 800 block Preserve
Drive
1:46 a.m., warrant arrest-
other agency, lodged in jail,
Department of Treasury
Bureau of State and Authority Finance
Administrative Rules for School Bond Qualification, Approval, And Loan Rules
Rule Set 2020-104 TY
Monday for a new poll question. Poll results
will be publishedTuesdays on page 2A.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Thursday, September 16, 2021
09:00 AM
The public hearing will be held in the State Treasurer’s Board Room, as well as virtually via Microsoft Teams to receive public
comments while complying with measures designed to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID 19).
Phone number: 248-509-0316 Conference ID: 517 711 14#
NOTICE TO OUR
The Department of Treasury will hold a public hearing to receive public comments on proposed changes to the School Bond
Qualification, Approval, And Loan Rules rule set.
ADVERTISERS
General goal and purpose of these rules are to provide a quick reference guide for school districts who plan to obtain a qualified loan
status or plan to borrow funds through the School Loan Revolving Fund (SLRF) with the State. This rule change will ensure that
guidelines in the Statute are not duplicated in the Rules and ensure that all Rules follow the Statute. Existing Rules will be updated for
clarification purposes of the Statute.
EARLY ADVERTISING DEADLINES
DUE TO
By authority conferred on the Director of the Bureau of State and Authority Finance by MCL 388.1931 of the School Bond Qualification,
Approval and Loan Act, MCL 388.1921 to 388.1939. The proposed rules will take effect immediately after filing with the Secretary
Register in the 9/1/2021 issue. Copies of these proposed rules may also be obtained by mail or electronic transmission at the
following address: 430 W. Allegan St., Lansing Michigan 48933 or electronic transmission sabinj1@michigan.gov. The proposed
rules will take effect immediately after filing with the Secretary of State. The proposed rules are published on the State of Michigan
also be obtained by mail or electronic transmission at the following address: Requests for copies of the rules can be sent to Janelle
Sabin at SabinJ1@michigan.gov.
LABOR DAY
TO ADVERTISE
DEADLINE
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Wednesday, Sept. 8
Thursday, Sept. 2, 2:30 pm
Friday, Sept. 3, 2:30 pm
Comments on these proposed rules may be made at the hearing or by mail or electronic mail at the following address until 9/16/2021
at 05:00PM.
The Mining Journal office will be closed and no paper will be
published Monday, Sept. 6.
The mail address to send comments to is School Bond Loan Program, 430 W. Allegan St., Lansing, MI 48933, Attention Janelle Sabin
Email: Written comments may also be sent electronically to SabinJ1@michigan.gov
The mail address to send comments to is School Bond Loan Program, 430 W. Allegan St., Lansing, MI 48933, Attention Janelle Sabin.
The public hearing will be conducted in compliance with the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act. If the hearing is held at a physical
location, the building will be accessible with handicap parking available. Anyone needing assistance to take part in the hearing due to
disability may call 517-335-4302 to make arrangements.
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