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The City of Marquette
A Superior Place To Live |
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Welcome to Marquette, Michigan |
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| Portrait of America Road Tour Coming to Marquette |
The 2010 Census Portrait of America Road Tour is part of the largest civic outreach and awareness campaign in U.S. history -- stopping and exhibiting at more than 800 events nationwide. Traveling for a total of 1,547 days and more than 150,000 miles across the country, 13 road tour vehicles will provide the public with an educational, engaging and interactive experience that brings the 2010 Census to life. Including Marquette! Read More > |
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Date: Friday, March 12
Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
Location: Econo Foods, Marquette
Contact: Vicki Bruff (906) 464-6000
If you can't attend, see the virtual Road Tour at 2010census.gov |
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| Marquette Wins 2010 Fan Favorite Distinctive Destination |
Congratulations, Marquette! The voting is complete, and Marquette has been named the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2010 Dozen Distinctive Destinations Fan Favorite! From an announcement event with over 300 people in attendance to working with Northern Michigan University to partnering with local businesses, Marquette swept the voting competition with over 35% of the votes!
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| Annual Charity Hockey Game |
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Proceeds go to the Marquette County Fire Relief Fund
Tickets are available from any Marquette County Fire or Police Department |
$1.00 Donation/Admission to game
Door Prizes will be Given (Need not be present to win)
Grand Prizes:
$1,000 Donated by Kennecott Eagle Minerals
$750 Donated by Associated Redi-mix and Block
$500 Miller-Bradford and Risberg, Inc.
Plus hundreds of other prizes!
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| Heartwood Forestland Ad-Hoc Committee Final Report & Recommendations |
The Heartwood Forestland Ad-Hoc Committee presented a report on their findings at the City Commission meeting on February 8, 2010. Committee Chairman Bob Cambensy said the charge given to the committee was to establish areas best suited: to conserving public recreation, to establish areas for potential commercial and residential development, and to develop partnerships for development and maintenance of recreation properties. He said the final report is a consensus of the committee. In summary there are nearly 930 acres of land identified as having potential for development, 1,063 acres were identified as best for conservation and recreation, and more.
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Last Updated: March 9, 2010
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