Friday, September 3, 2021
2A The Mining Journal
Local
Local briefing
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.
! 11:21 p.m., lost property
found, returned to owner, found, found property, East found, found property, 200
300 block West Baraga Av- Park Street near North Front block North Lakeshore
enue
! 11:29 p.m., assistance,
400 block Fisher Street
! 10:09 a.m., lost and
! 6:08 p.m., lost and
Labor Day Festival planned
MARQUETTE —The Marquette Alger Community
Labor Council and the U.P. Regional Labor Federation
invite everyone to participate in the 32nd Annual Labor
Day Festival.
The event will be held in Ishpeming on Labor Day,
Monday. The theme for this year is “Unions Are Essen-
tial!”
The festival will begin at 11 a.m. with a parade along
Euclid Street, Main Street, Division Street and Lakeshore
Drive. This year’s parade marshal will be Chris Wagner,
United Auto Workers.
Local unions are encouraged to march and enter floats
in the parade that reflect the theme. Contact Tony Ghir-
inghelli 906-236-3889 or Rich Helgren 906-458-8380
for details and to confirm participation. Parade line up
starts at 9:30 a.m. in the Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum park-
ing lot.
After the parade, there will be a picnic and rally from
noon to 4 p.m. at the Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum and the
Lake Bancroft Park. There will be a picnic lunch. Adult
beverages will be sold along with additional pop and wa-
ter. The rally will include music, speeches and children’s
activities.
In addition, the Cliff Shaft volunteers will once again be
providing free tours (donations will be accepted and are
encouraged) from noon-2 p.m. for those who are interest-
ed in visiting the museum.
Street
! 10:35 a.m., drunken-
ness, intoxicated subject, block Altamont Street
Boulevard
! 6:23 p.m., civil, 600
! 11:31, property insec- moved along, 1100 block
tion, 2300 block County West Washington Street
! 6:36 p.m., trespass, tres-
passing complaint, 500
Road 550
! 11:32 p.m., property in- gerprints, 300 block West Street
spection, 2100 block Sugar- Baraga Avenue ! 7:28 p.m., fraud imper-
! 11:22 a.m., property in- sonation, fraud complaint,
! 10:53 a.m., general, fin- block West Washington
Aug. 19
! 12:54 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
! 12:57 p.m., property in-
spection, 800 block Hawley
Street
! 1:00 p.m., property in-
spection, 200 block Sugar-
loaf Avenue
loaf Avenue
! 11:37 p.m., property in- spection, 800 block South 1300 block High Street
spection, 200 block North Lake Street
Lakeshore Avenue ! 11:45 a.m., property in- spection, 2100 block Sugar
! 11:37 p.m., propert in- spection, 1300 block North Loaf Avenue
spection, 800 Lakeshore Boulevard ! 7:37 p.m., property in-
! 12:05 p.m., general, fin- spection, 800 block Hawley
gerprints, 300 block West Street
! 7:53 p.m., property in-
! 12:33 p.m., animal con- spection, Peter White Drive
! 7:30 p.m., property in-
block Hawley
Street
! 1:21 p.m., assistance, Pe-
ter White Drive
! 11:40 Baraga Avenue
p . m . ,
! 2:13 p.m., lost and found,
property found, Grove Street
near McClellan Avenue
! 2:20 p.m., embezzle-
ment, fraud complaint, 200
block Rublein Street
! 2:46 p.m., vehicle lock-
out, assistance, Peter White
Drive
! 2:54 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
! 3:08 p.m., vagrancy, un-
wanted subject sleeping by
fence, subject gone on ar-
rival, 600 block Washington
Street
! 4:01 p.m., non-traffic ac-
cident, 1400 block West Fair
Avenue
property trol, animal complaint, 200
inspection, block East Arch Street
900 block
H a w l e y peace officer standby, 400 moved along, 1100 block
Street
! 11:48 p.m.,
! 8:23 p.m., suspicious,
suspicious subject, subject
! 12:47 p.m., general, was charging his phone,
block Fisher Street
! 12:51 p.m., property in-
West Washington Street
! 8:26 p.m., obstructing
justice, warrant arrest,
property inspection, spection, Peter White Drive
1300 block Lakeshore
Avenue
! 11:50 p.m., property in- Street
spection, 500 block North
McClellan Avenue
! 11:52 p.m., assault, ar- Loaf Avenue
rested, lodged a Marquette ! 1:11 p.m., conservation, checked, gone on arrival,
County Jail, 400 block Fish- report of subjects on ham- 1500 block West Washing-
! 1:04 p.m., property in- lodged at Marquette County
spection, 800 block Hawley Jail, 300 block West Baraga
Avenue
! 8:40 p.m., suspicious,
spection, 2100 block Sugar suspicious subject, same
Compost, rubbish sites to be closed
! 1:05 p.m., property in-
MARQUETTE —The city of Marquette compost drop-
off site located at 1415 Pioneer Road, will be closed Sat-
urday.
subject from earlier, area
The Household Rubbish site will be closed Monday in
observance of Labor Day. The site will reopen Tuesday
with its normal scheduled hours.
er Street
mocks, moved along, 200 ton Street
block Lakeshore Boulevard
! 1:38 p.m., animal con- spection, 100 block West
! 8:50 p.m., property in-
Aug. 20
! 12:06 a.m., property in- trol, animal complaint, 200 Main Street
spection, 500 block North block South Front Street ! 9:02 p.m., non-aggra-
! 2:18 p.m., assistance, vated assault, assault com-
! 12:14 a.m., property in- well-being check, all OK, plaint, 400 block West
spections, 1100 block Lin- 1700 block Longyear Av- Washington Street
! 6:40 p.m., animal com-
plaint, 1800 block Longyear
Avenue
! 6:52 p.m., warrant arrest,
PR bond, processed and re-
leased, 800 block North
Third Street
! 7:14 p.m., possible mali-
cious destruction of property,
no malicious destruction, just
dry rot, 500 block Norwood
Street
! 7:16 p.m, traffic com-
plaint, 300 block West Kaye
Avenue
! 7:43 p.m., animal com-
plaint, 400 block High Street
! 7:47 p.m., property in-
spection, Peter White Drive
! 8:30 p.m, parking com-
plaint, 500 block East Ridge
Street
! 8:32 p.m., trespass com-
plaint, 500 block West
Washington Street
! 8:50 p.m., found proper-
ty, returned to owner, 200
block Lakeshore Boulevard
! 9:45 p.m., property in-
spection, County Road 550
near Powder Mill Road
! 10:00 p.m., property in-
spection, 2100 block Sugar-
loaf Avenue
Wellness day to be held at BeWell
McClellan Avenue
MARQUETTE — BeWell Marquette is celebrating its
one-year anniversary with BeWell Wellness Day from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m.
coln Avenue
! 12:34 a.m., property in-
enue
! 9:15 p.m., animal con-
There will be free outdoor massages, free mini classes,
discounts on services and memberships, and a chance to
win prizes.
! 2:19 p.m., assistance, trol, animal complaint,
spection, County Road 550 funeral escort, 500 block 1700 block West Fair Av-
near Powder Mill Road
! 12:48 a.m., property in-
North Third Street
! 2:26 p.m., property in-
enue
! 9:29 p.m., hit and run
BeWell’s Fall Schedule will begin Sunday with group
movement classes and series in; qi gong, dance, yoga,
mindfulness practices, bodywork, pranayama, play fit-
ness, along with wellness services in; thai massage,
breathwork, nutrition/herbal consulting, yoga therapy,
health coaching, sound healing, abdominal massage,
physical therapy, craniosacral therapy, and colonics.
For more information email bewellmqt@gmail.com,
full list of group classes, staff, practitioners, and wellness
services. Follow @bewellmqt on Instagram and Facebook
to learn more.
spection, 500 block North spection, 500-900 blocks property damage accident,
McClellan Avenue
! 12:59 a.m., disorderly
South Lakeshore Boulevard East Arch Street near Cedar
! 2:29 p.m., obstructing Street
conduct, loud party, warned justice, warrants authorized,
! 10 p.m., property in-
and moved along, 900 block 300 block West Baraga Av- spection, 2300 block Coun-
West Kaye Avenue
! 1:32 a.m., non aggressive
enue
! 2:39 p.m., assistance,
ty Road 550
! 10 p.m., property in-
assualt, reports of subjects vehicle lockout, vehicle spection, 800 block Hawley
figting, left prior to officer’s opened, 100 block West Street
arrival, 2000 block U.S. 41 Main Street
west ! 2:40 p.m., property in- vated assault, report of an
! 3:18 a.m., property in- spection, 800 block South assault, met with the com-
spection, 1200 block North Lake Street plainant and the area was
Third Street ! 3:26 p.m., hit and run checked, gone on arrival,
! 5:00 a.m., property in- property damage accident, 300 block Pine Street
! 10:53 p.m., non-aggra-
Planning commission to meet
MARQUETTE — Tuesday’s meeting of the Marquette
City Planning Commission will start at 6 p.m. and be held
in the commission chambers of City Hall located at 300
W. Baraga Ave.
spection, County Road 550 Third Street near Fair Av-
! 11 p.m., property in-
spection, 2100 block Sugar
near Powder Mill Road
! 5:11 a.m., property in-
enue
! 3:33 p.m., property in- Loaf Avenue
Written comments can be submitted by emailing dsten-
saas@marquettemi.gov. Written submissions will be ac-
cepted until noon on Tuesday.
spections, 700 block West spection, 2400 block North
! 11:06 p.m., property in-
spection, County Road 550
Washington Street
! 5:25 a.m., property in-
Lakeshore Boulevard
! 3:54 p.m., animal con- near Powder Mill Road
spections, North Marquette trol, animal complaint,
! 11:17 p.m., property in-
spection, 2300 block Coun-
MSHS Class of ‘69 meets at park
Schools
! 5:31 a.m., property in-
Commons Parking Lot
! 4:15 p.m., traffic acci- ty Road 550
MARQUETTE — The MSHS Class of 1969 will hold
its monthly get together at Mattson Park at 11 a.m.
Wednesday. This is a change due to the start of school.
Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn chair, drink
and lunch if they want to enjoy a meal. Plans for future
gatherings and the 55th class reunion will be discussed.
spections, South Marquette dent, West Park Street near
! 11:29 p.m., property in-
spection, 500 block North
! 10:19 p.m., property in-
block
Schools
North Third Street
spection, 1700
Presque Isle Avenue
! 7:09 a.m., civil issues,
! 4:16 p.m., obstructing McClellan Avenue
! 11:38 p.m., property in-
ed bond, processed and re- spection, 200 block North
! 8:20 a.m., larceny build- leased, 300 block West Lakeshore Boulevard
ing, larceny complaint, 200 Baraga Avenue ! 11:44 p.m., property in-
! 5:36 p.m., disorderly spection, 800 block South
400 block East Prospect justice, warrant arrest, post-
Street
! 10:22 p.m., drunkenness,
intoxicated sbjects arguing,
assisted back home, 400
block Fisher Street
! 10:27 p.m., report of
subjects arguing, contact
made, all okay, 200 block
Whetstone Road
SAIL offering program onTuesday
block East Arch Street
! 9:40 a.m., parking, park- conduct, verbal argument, Lake Street
MARQUETTE — The Chocolay Senior Center will be
hosting Superior Alliance for Independent Living pro-
gram, starting at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
ing complaint, 1100 block Presque Isle Avenue near
Lincoln Avenue Norwood Street
! 11:54 p.m., general, Pe-
ter White Drive
! 10:40 p.m., property in-
spections, 1900 blocks of
Enterprise Street and Indus-
trial Parkway
! 11:04 p.m., property in-
spection, Mount Marquette
Road
This program will run every Tuesday and Thursday
from 3 to 4 p.m. for the rest of the month of September at
the Chocolay Township Hall. Chocolay Township resi-
dents interested can just show up, but we ask everyone to
be fully vaccinated or wear a mask. Space has some limi-
tations, so first come, first served. No phone calls please.
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Bureau of Professional Licensing
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