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High Rip Current Risk Along Lake Superior Poses Life-Threatening Conditions
MARQUETTE — Issued by the National Weather Service at 4:48 AM on September 6, 2024. Severe Rip Currents and High Waves Threaten Lake Superior Beaches. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Marquette has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for Marquette and Alger Counties due to dangerous swimming conditions along the Lake Superior shoreline. The warning is in effect through this evening, as high wave action and strong rip currents are expected to create life-threatening situations for swimmers.
2 U.P. tree tunnels will be popping with fall color soon
KEWEENAW PENINSULA, MI – Two stunning tunnels of trees fit for fall-color lovers can be found about an hour drive from each other in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula – more specifically, the Keweenaw Peninsula. “The Keweenaw boasts two beautiful tunnels of trees,” Jesse Wiederhold, spokesman for Visit Keweenaw....
RFK Jr. notches wins in Michigan and North Carolina in his effort to get off ballots
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. scored a pair of legal victories Friday in the battleground states of North Carolina and Michigan, and a setback in Wisconsin, in his quest to get his name off of the ballots in some states after he suspended his campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump. North Carolina’s intermediate-level Court of Appeals issued an order granting Kennedy’s request to halt the mailing of ballots that included his name, upending plans in the state just as officials were about to begin sending out the nation’s first absentee ballots for the Nov. 5 presidential election. The court — a three-judge panel ruling unanimously — also told a trial judge to order the State Board of Elections to distribute ballots without Kennedy’s name on them. No legal explanation was given. In Michigan, its intermediate-level Court of Appeals ruled that Kennedy should be removed from the ballot, reversing a decision made earlier this week by a lower court judge.
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