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Emergency Repairs to Scenic Highway in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

US-2 in Delta County Closed Due to Water Damage

DELTA COUNTY, MI – Emergency repairs to a scenic highway along Lake Michigan in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will take two to three weeks, officials said. A section of US-2 in Delta County was recently damaged by high water, forcing officials with the Michigan Department of Transportation to close the road to all traffic.

The closure is at Portage Creek, west of Escanaba. A detour is posted. Recent rains resulted in the creek overflowing, causing water damage to the east approach of the bridge, and undermining pavement, WLUC reports.

Detour in Place as Repairs Begin

Officials from the Michigan Department of Transportation have announced that a detour has been put in place as emergency repairs begin on US-2 in Delta County. The closure at Portage Creek, west of Escanaba, is expected to last for two to three weeks.

The recent heavy rains caused the creek to overflow, resulting in significant water damage to the east approach of the bridge and the pavement. The road has been deemed unsafe for travel, necessitating the closure.

Motorists are advised to follow the posted detour, which will guide them around the closed section of US-2. The detour has been carefully planned to minimize inconvenience and ensure the smooth flow of traffic during the repair process.

Impact on Local Residents and Businesses

The closure of US-2 in Delta County has had a significant impact on local residents and businesses. The scenic highway is a popular route for tourists, and its closure has disrupted travel plans for many.

Local businesses that rely on tourism have also been affected, as the closure has resulted in a decrease in visitor traffic. Restaurants, hotels, and shops along US-2 are feeling the economic impact of the road closure.

However, residents and business owners understand the necessity of the repairs. Safety is the top priority, and ensuring that the road is in good condition for travel is crucial for the well-being of everyone in the community.

Emergency Repairs and Road Safety

The emergency repairs on US-2 in Delta County are essential to address the water damage caused by recent heavy rains. The overflowing of Portage Creek has undermined the pavement and compromised the structural integrity of the bridge's east approach.

The Michigan Department of Transportation is working diligently to restore the road to a safe condition as quickly as possible. This includes repairing the damaged pavement, reinforcing the bridge's foundation, and ensuring proper drainage to prevent future water damage.

While the repairs may cause inconvenience in the short term, the long-term benefits are significant. By addressing the water damage promptly, the Michigan Department of Transportation is ensuring the safety of motorists and preserving the scenic beauty of the area for future generations to enjoy.

Collaboration and Communication for Efficient Repairs

The emergency repairs on US-2 in Delta County require close collaboration and communication between various stakeholders. The Michigan Department of Transportation is working closely with local authorities, construction crews, and other relevant agencies to expedite the repair process.

Regular updates are being provided to the public through official channels, including social media and local news outlets. This ensures that residents, businesses, and tourists are well-informed about the progress of the repairs and any changes to the detour route.

The efficient coordination between all parties involved is crucial to minimize disruption and complete the repairs within the estimated timeline. The safety and convenience of the public remain the top priority throughout this process.

The emergency repairs on US-2 in Delta County, Michigan, due to water damage caused by recent heavy rains, have resulted in the closure of a scenic highway along Lake Michigan. The closure is expected to last for two to three weeks as the Michigan Department of Transportation works diligently to restore the road to a safe condition.

While the closure has impacted local residents and businesses, safety remains the top priority. The collaborative efforts between the Michigan Department of Transportation, local authorities, and construction crews aim to expedite the repair process and minimize inconvenience for motorists.

Once the repairs are complete, the scenic beauty of US-2 will be preserved, and the road will be safe for travel, ensuring the well-being of the community and the enjoyment of tourists.

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Several fire departments fight Gladstone, MI restaurant fire

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 7 a.m. 12-27-17 – 1:20 p.m.

Gladstone, MI restaurant fire hits during lunchtime rush

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Gladstone. MI) – An aerial truck was requested a short while ago to help battle a fire at a an apparently beloved Gladstone restaurant.

Four-J’s Family Restaurant at 902 Montana Avenue in Gladstone not far from…

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Bad four-wheeler rollover Friday night near Delta County Airport – Escanaba man was choppered to Marquette, MI trauma center by Valley Med Flight

Bad four-wheeler rollover Friday night near Delta County Airport – Escanaba man was choppered to Marquette, MI trauma center by Valley Med Flight

U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: 4-27-18 – 11:50 p.m. ET

Escanaba, MI man seriously injured in ORV rollover; flown to Marquette hospital

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – A very serious ORV accident near the Delta County Airport on Friday night has left the driver with critical injuries and he was flown to the trauma center in Marquette, MI.

Jay…

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U.P. BOLO for a wanted armed man: Delta County 911 issues BOLO for an armed man wanted felonious assault

U.P. BOLO for a wanted armed man: Delta County 911 issues BOLO for an armed man wanted felonious assault

URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-18-18 – 10:35 p.m. ET

Do you have photo of suspect?: Cops search for armed felonious assault suspect in Escanaba area – but who could be anywhere tonight

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – Police across the U.P. are searching tonight for an armed felonious assault suspect.

Details of the assault…

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URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-17-18 –3:57 p.m. ET  2:57 p.m. CT –

Knife throwing, tire slashing probe in Escanaba leads to domestic violence charge against a Gladstone, MI woman; meanwhile man wanted for aggravated assault/domestic violence in Wisconsin hides out in western U.P. – and was questioned but not booked in Gogebic County today since Oshkosh officials do not want him that badly – another case of good riddance, someone else’s problem.

Kassidy Jade Seidl

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – A Delta County woman has been released on bond after her arrest for domestic violence today for allegedly slashing vehicle tires and throwing a knife, while in Gogebic County officers had to kick loose a Superior, WI man despite an outstanding warrant for aggravated assault and domestic violence by Oshkosh, WI officials – who do not seem to want him very badly.

Kassidy Jade Seidl

Police in Escanaba, MI were dispatched to an incident with a knife reported at a mobile home park located at 1401 N. 23rd Street, Lot 63 about just before 1 p.m. ET this afternoon, April 17, 2018.

18-year-old Kassidy Jade Seidle of Gladstone was charged with domestic violence/assault.

“The caller states that a Kassidy Seidle just slashed the tires on his friend’s car, the dispatcher told responding officers. “Apparently she slashed his tires with a knife and she (allegedly) threw it at him.”

The knife is “somewhere still on the property, but she doesn’t have it in hand,” the Delta County 911 Dispatcher told police headed to the mobile home. Its is not clear what instigated the alleged tire slashing.

Meanwhile in the western U.P., if they don’t want you bad – then you are safe even if warrants have been issued accusing you of a violent crime.

43-year-old Troy Michael Aspinwall of Superior, WI was questioned late this morning by police in Gogebic County and released – because his aggravated assault and domestic violence warrant was a “non-extraditable warrant” issued by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections in Oshkosh, WI.

Another classic case of hiding out on two sides of the border including the western U.P. – while just out of reach of Oshkosh officials – who seem not to really want him back despite listinng him online in a wanted document with his photo.

Its unclear how officers in Gogebic County came upon the man.

The man has former residences listed in Wakefield, Ramsay, and Bessemer in Michigan; plus Castle Rock, CO.

The Gogebic County 911 dispatcher told off Unit Adam 26 that that the crime computer showed a warning for “violent tenancies” due to the aggravated assault and domestic violence charges. His driver’s license was revoked in Wisconsin.

The man has four prior convictions for operating a motor vehicle while impaired (OWI).

Alleged tire slashing, knife throwing incident in Escanaba results in arrest Tuesday of female teen; and Oshkosh, WI officials won’t extradite a man wanted for aggravated assault/domestic violence – as he hides out on both sides of border and was questioned today in Gogebic County URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-17-18 –3:57 p.m. ET  2:57 p.m. CT – Knife throwing, tire slashing probe in Escanaba leads to domestic violence charge against a Gladstone, MI woman; meanwhile man wanted for aggravated assault/domestic violence in Wisconsin hides out in western U.P.

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Amazing photos from first responders, blizzard to continue thru Monday night, everything closed, hundreds of wrecks and slide offs, AND Thank You, Thank You, Thank You for everyone working in the storm to help and protect our lives - all of them from cops to paramedics to first responders to firefighters – and exhausted plow drivers that are working over 12 hours for your safety.

Amazing photos from first responders, blizzard to continue thru Monday night, everything closed, hundreds of wrecks and slide offs, AND Thank You, Thank You, Thank You for everyone working in the storm to help and protect our lives – all of them from cops to paramedics to first responders to firefighters – and exhausted plow drivers that are working over 12 hours for your safety.

URGENT URGENT URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin with Wild Blizzard Tales – 4-15-18 – 10:50 p.m. ET

Amazing photos – and THANK YOU to all out there risking their lives for our safety – many recues.

Storm Menominee County E-611

Storm Menominee County E-611 Wild photos as major cyclonic blizzard is pounding the U.P. for another 24 hours – but SUMMER is a coming and we have unusual stories…

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Extreme winds create Delta County inferno: Sunday morning general alarm fire engulfs one home in Escanaba and threatens to spread to others

Extreme winds create Delta County inferno: Sunday morning general alarm fire engulfs one home in Escanaba and threatens to spread to others

URGENT URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-15-18 – 5:32 a.m. ET – 

Wind whipped inferno: Escanaba two-story house fire roars – fears it will spread

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – A two-story fully-engulfed house blaze has triggered a general alarm fire in Escanaba, MI as the high winds threatened to spread the flames to…

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U.P. manhunt for Silverado pickup truck with missing headlight that crashed through the wall at the Krist Oil Food Mart in north Menominee, MI Sunday morning and fled the scene – possibly drunk or high

U.P. manhunt for Silverado pickup truck with missing headlight that crashed through the wall at the Krist Oil Food Mart in north Menominee, MI Sunday morning and fled the scene – possibly drunk or high

URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-15-18 – 4:09 a.m. ET –

Menominee and Delta County officials are looking for a blue Silverado 1500 pickup truck – that crashed into a gas station/convenience store on Sunday morning – and fled the scene

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Menominee, MI) – Menominee County and Delta County officials are searching for…

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Marquette National Weather Service updates warning this morning - Black Ice in some areas; 10 inches of snow with major blowing and drifting, dangerous driving; Western Lake Superior gusts nearly 50 mph, waves 15-feet

Marquette National Weather Service updates warning this morning – Black Ice in some areas; 10 inches of snow with major blowing and drifting, dangerous driving; Western Lake Superior gusts nearly 50 mph, waves 15-feet

URGENT URGENT  – Just updated from NWS – U.P. Breaking News and Weather Bulletin: – 4-13-18 – 4:47 a.m. ET

New NWS special snowstorm statements issued this morning: U.P. Winter winds down with a weekend punch – lots of  black ice, snow, wind, waves and slippery driving

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan including Lake Superior) – A…

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URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: – 4-9-18 – 3:02 p.m. ET

Upper Peninsula business man arrested twice in a month for allegedly violating a PPO involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – An Upper Peninsula businessman has been arrested again for allegedly violating a personal protection order (PPO) involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife who is seeking a divorce.

61-year-old Steven Alan Swanson of 6569 M Road in Escanaba, MI spent about five hours in the Delta County Detention Center on Saturday morning, April 7, 2018.

It was the second time he has been arrested on the charge in about a month, and each time he has been quickly freed on bond.

Swanson is the co-owner of Hilltop RV.

In fact, frustrated sources contacted U.P. Breaking News – saying his arrests never get reported.

The sources claim that Swanson’s alleged power has stopped him from being arrested in past alleged stalking cases involving women and a child.

Swanson was booked into the DCDC at 6:24 a.m. ET on Saturday morning, and was released on bond at 11:22 a.m.

A check by U.P. Breaking News shows that many of the Upper Peninsula newspapers, television and radio stations have lucrative contracts with Hilltop RV Super Center – with superstores located in Ishpeming and Escanaba.

Those same media outlets have not reported on Swanson’s arrests. Officials in Delta County remain tight-lipped.

Meanwhile, Swanson was also booked into the DCDC at 8:22 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 9, 2018.

Swanson was charged with violation of a personal protection order (PPO).

Swanson was released from the DCDC on his own recognizance.

Our sources said it is unusual for people arrested for violating a PPO twice in a month – would be eligible for a quick bond.

“Less than one month after the last time he violated the Court Order (PPO) to STOP STALKING – Somebody please explain why he was released from jail on bond,” a source told U.P. Breaking News.

Sources say the latest alleged victim is Swanson’s estranged wife.

“She has been trying to divorce him and he’s making her life a living hell,” a source told U.P. Breaking News.

Swanson has a long history at the business founded by his parents. In fact, Swanson and his family’s business history is proudly displayed on the Hilltop RV website:

“Steve Swanson’s journey to an RV Superstore did not happen overnight,” the company website states. “He began as a part-time employee in 1972 while still attending High School. That’s when his parents, Ken and Theresa Swanson, launched their business as manufacturers of truck campers.”

“The Swanson family business focused away from camper manufacturing to RV sales in the mid 70’s. Within a decade, Hilltop RV became one of Michigan’s largest RV dealers.”

“We decided to get out of every endeavor that wasn’t directly related to the RV industry,” recalls Steve Swanson. “We decided to do what we do best, RV sales and service. That decision not only simplified our entire operation, but it allowed us to focus on what we really enjoyed most.”

https://www.hilltoprv.com/learn-about-us–info

Delta County businessman busted again for allegedly violating personal protection order (PPO): Hilltop RV co-owner again arrested for PPO violation involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife; Swanson’s arrests have not been reported by U.P. media – with whom Hilltop RV has advertising contracts. URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: - 4-9-18 – 3:02 p.m. ET Upper Peninsula business man arrested twice in a month for allegedly violating a PPO involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife…

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URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: – 4-9-18 – 3:02 p.m. ET

Upper Peninsula business man arrested twice in a month for allegedly violating a PPO involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – An Upper Peninsula businessman has been arrested again for allegedly violating a personal protection order (PPO) involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife who is seeking a divorce.

61-year-old Steven Alan Swanson of 6569 M Road in Escanaba, MI spent about five hours in the Delta County Detention Center on Saturday morning, April 7, 2018.

It was the second time he has been arrested on the charge in about a month, and each time he has been quickly freed on bond.

Swanson is the co-owner of Hilltop RV.

In fact, frustrated sources contacted U.P. Breaking News – saying his arrests never get reported.

The sources claim that Swanson’s alleged power has stopped him from being arrested in past alleged stalking cases involving women and a child.

Swanson was booked into the DCDC at 6:24 a.m. ET on Saturday morning, and was released on bond at 11:22 a.m.

A check by U.P. Breaking News shows that many of the Upper Peninsula newspapers, television and radio stations have lucrative contracts with Hilltop RV Super Center – with superstores located in Ishpeming and Escanaba.

Those same media outlets have not reported on Swanson’s arrests. Officials in Delta County remain tight-lipped.

Meanwhile, Swanson was also booked into the DCDC at 8:22 p.m. ET on Friday night, March 9, 2018.

Swanson was charged with violation of a personal protection order (PPO).

Swanson was released from the DCDC on his own recognizance.

Our sources said it is unusual for people arrested for violating a PPO twice in a month – would be eligible for a quick bond.

“Less than one month after the last time he violated the Court Order (PPO) to STOP STALKING – Somebody please explain why he was released from jail on bond,” a source told U.P. Breaking News.

Sources say the latest alleged victim is Swanson’s estranged wife.

“She has been trying to divorce him and he’s making her life a living hell,” a source told U.P. Breaking News.

Swanson has a long history at the business founded by his parents. In fact, Swanson and his family’s business history is proudly displayed on the Hilltop RV website:

“Steve Swanson’s journey to an RV Superstore did not happen overnight,” the company website states. “He began as a part-time employee in 1972 while still attending High School. That’s when his parents, Ken and Theresa Swanson, launched their business as manufacturers of truck campers.”

“The Swanson family business focused away from camper manufacturing to RV sales in the mid 70’s. Within a decade, Hilltop RV became one of Michigan’s largest RV dealers.”

“We decided to get out of every endeavor that wasn’t directly related to the RV industry,” recalls Steve Swanson. “We decided to do what we do best, RV sales and service. That decision not only simplified our entire operation, but it allowed us to focus on what we really enjoyed most.”

https://www.hilltoprv.com/learn-about-us–info

Delta County businessman busted again for allegedly violating personal protection order (PPO): Hilltop RV co-owner again arrested for PPO violation involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife; Swanson’s arrests have not been reported by U.P. media – with whom Hilltop RV has advertising contracts. URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: - 4-9-18 – 3:02 p.m. ET Upper Peninsula business man arrested twice in a month for allegedly violating a PPO involving the alleged stalking of his estranged wife…

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Three-year-old survives Saturday night fall out of a second floor window in Delta County

Three-year-old survives Saturday night fall out of a second floor window in Delta County

URGENT – Upper Peninsula Breaking News Bulletin – 3-3-18 – 7 p.m.

Upper Peninsula Baby falls out of second floor window: Toddler luck to be alive

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – Police and an ambulance were dispatched Saturday night to a report that a baby had fallen out of a second story window in Escanaba, MI.

“A three-year-old fell out of…

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U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-13-18 – 6:35 a.m. ET

Upper Peninsula Mixed Martial Artist accused of beating up his girlfriend

Kory Bruinsma

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Escanaba, MI) – An amateur fighter – trained in the Mixed Marshal Artist – was arrested this morning for allegedly using his brute force against a girlfriend.

Kory Bruinsma

Kory Bruinsma

31-year-old Kory L. Bruinsma of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 3:14 a.m. ET this morning, Tues., Feb. 13, 2018.

Bruinsma is charged with domestic violence and interfering with electronic communication (phone).

Bruinsma is a Mixed Marshal Arts (MMA) expert – as his Facebook page shows him fighting and those huge first prize belts.

Police have no released details of the alleged attack – and it is not known if the victim was taken to the hospital.

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The MMA website states:

“Kory Bruinsma is a MMA fighter with a amateur fight record of 0 wins, 1 losses and 0 draws.”

Amateur Record: 0-1-0 (Win-Loss-Draw) Age: 31 Gender: Male Height: 6′ 0″ Weight: 145 lbs. Out of: Michigan

http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/fighter/fighter:045D34DCA68B997F https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/110847-kory-bruinsma

Big Brute Bruin: Trained in martial arts, an Escanaba, MI man this morning allegedly violently attacked his girlfriend U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-13-18 – 6:35 a.m. ET Upper Peninsula Mixed Martial Artist accused of beating up his girlfriend…

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URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-8-18 – 3:15 a.m. ET

Booked: Two charged with violent assaults in Marquette and Delta counties, a third person accused of prescription fraud

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Marquette, MI) – Three people were arrested on serious charges on Wednesday night – one on two charges in connection with domestic violence and one for prescription fraud.

An Escanaba, MI woman who served state prison time for Houghton County home invasion was booked on a felony Wednesday night for a serious attack.

Mia Emery 2014 photo

Mia Bia Emery Jan. 17, 2018

28-year-old Amelia Ann Emery of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 11:37 p.m. ET Wednesday night, Feb. 7, 2018.

Emery is charged with felony aggravated domestic violence. Police have not released details on who was injured in the alleged violent attack, although the victim was allegedly her girlfriend.

Emery is being held without bond.

She has also been known as Amelia Ann Seymour and Mia Bia Emery

In Feb. 2015, Emery was sentenced to two to 15 years in state prison for a second-degree home invasion that happened in November 24, 2014 in Houghton County.

Emery pleaded no contest to the charge and was found guilty by a Houghton County Circuit Court Judge.

She was originally charged with two counts of first-degree home invasion separate crimes at homes in Houghton and Hancock, MI. The charges were dismissed as part of a plea bargain.

The incidents happened at a Portage Street apartment complex in Houghton and at another residence on Quincy Street in Hancock.

She spent almost two years in prison – and was released to the Escanaba area on June 21, 2016. Her probation ended on Dec. 21, 2017.

She is originally from Milwaukee, according to her Facebook page.

MDOC Number: 953487 http://mdocweb.state.mi.us/OTIS2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=953487

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29-year-old Patrick Raines (address not confirmed) was booked into the Marquette County Jail at 9:18 p.m. ET Wednesday night, Feb. 7, 2018. Raines is charged with domestic assault and interfering with electronic communications. Police have not released information on the charges. If you have a photo of Raines (or any info) please privately contact U.P. Breaking News

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31-year-old Jessica Hastings of Ishpeming, MI was booked into the MCJ at 5:20 p.m. ET Wednesday night, Feb. 7, 2018.

Hastings was released on a $2,500 bond about 45 minutes later.

Hastings is charged with obtaining a controlled substance/drugs by false prescription.

Details of the case have not been released.

  Three people booked into jails in Marquette and Escanaba on serious charges Wednesday night including a violent assault in Escanaba when a paroled woman allegedly attacks her girlfriend – and DV in Marquette County – plus separate prescription fraud case URGENT - U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-8-18 – 3:15 a.m. ET Booked: Two charged with violent assaults in Marquette and Delta counties, a third person accused of prescription fraud…

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URGENT – U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-5-18 – 6:40 p.m. ET

Hannahville woman with history of assaulting police – was arrested today on charges she allegedly pull of a burglary in a burned building – and two counts of fighting with the cops

Ellie Rae Larson

Ellie Rae Larson

By Greg Peterson U.P. Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Wilson, MI) – A 20-year-old Hannahville woman was arrested early today on charged she burglarized a burned home in Delta County.

In addition, she is charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer police – and has a history of being busted on that charge involving the alleged assault of a deputy with the Delta County Sheriff’s Department.

20-year-old Ellianna Rae Larson of Wilson, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center about 3:30 a.m. this morning, Wed., Feb. 7, 2018. Bond has not been set.

Larson is charged with breaking and entering into a burned building, assaulting police and resisting and obstructing police officers.

Police have not released information on the arrest, and you rarely see that kind of charge – burglarizing a burned building – in the U.P.

There have been numerous fires in the Menominee County/Delta County area in the past two months including at least three homes and one business.

On Facebook, Larson identifies herself as “Ellie “baby girl” Rae.

In March 2017, Wilson, then 19, was charged with assaulting/resisting/obstructing a police officer. She pleaded guilty eight months later.

The incident involved an attack on a Delta County sheriff’s deputy.

In December 2017, Larson was given credit for the 79 days she spent in the DCDC jail. She was fined about $750.

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Hannahville Tribal Police Department on Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/HICPD

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Ellie Rae Larson

Ellie Rae Larson

  Busted this morning: Wilson, MI young woman accused of burglarizing burned building, and once again assaulting police URGENT - U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 2-5-18 – 6:40 p.m. ET Hannahville woman with history of assaulting police – was arrested today on charges she allegedly pull of a burglary in a burned building – and two counts of fighting with the cops…

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URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 11-18-18

Marquette and Delta counties: Felonious assault, harboring teen runaways, fleeing from police, and a felony marijuana case

Jake Pelletier

Hunter Corwin

Glorious Ross

By Greg Peterson Upper Peninsula Breaking News Owner, News Director 906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan) – Serious charges have been filed against several Delta County and Marquette County residents including harboring teen runaways, rugs, running from the police and felonious assault.

Glorious Ross

A Delta County substance abuse counselor has been charged with drunken driving and felonious assault.

54-year-old Glorious Theresa Ross of Escanaba, MI was booked into the Delta County Detention Center (DCDC) at 9:07 p.m. ET on Wed., Jan. 17, 2018.

Ross is charged with felonious assault with a dangerous weapon and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor (OUIL) .

Ross is a substance abuse recovery coach, according to her LinkedIn page.

Ross is being held without bond. Details of the assault have not been released.

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In Marquette County, three residents were charged Wednesday night in separate cases – one for harboring teen runaways, another for fleeing from police plus a third person on a felony drug charge.

Jake Pelletier

24-year-old Jacob Pelletier of Marquette, MI was booked into the Marquette County Jail (MCJ) about 6:45 p.m. Wednesday night. Pelletier is charged with harboring juvenile runaways and allowing a suspended driver to operate a motor vehicle. Officials haven’t released information on the case. Its unknown how many teen juveniles he allegedly harbored.

Pelletier is a single California native who has worked at two Marquette area hotels in housekeeping. Pelletier is being held without bond.

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Hunter Corwin

18-year-old Hunter Corwin of Gwinn, MI was booked into the MCJ on several warrants shortly after 9 p.m. Wednesday night after being picked-up by police at a home in Forsyth Township. Corwin also lists a Marquette address. He turned 18 years old – only 10 days ago. Charges against Corwin include fourth degree fleeing from and eluding police. He was released on a $10,000 bond at 10:31 p.m. last night.

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Andrew Ebbinger

27-year-old Andrew “Andy” J. Ebbinger of Gwinn, MI was booked into the MCJ about 10:35 p.m. on Wednesday night. Ebbinger is charged with felony possession of marijuana. He was released at 11:30 p.m. on a $5,000 bond. A native of Clintonville, WI – Ebbinger moved to the Marquette area last fall to get a job as a union (heat, frost) insulator – like his dad.

He opined about the move on Facebook saying some family/friends think he was nuts to move to the Upper Peninsula. Ebbinger even took a photo of himself wearing one of those gag humor shirts – that says he wants to deal drugs.

Ebbinger apparently had agood attitude toward life – as he said no matter what happens in the U.P. – he is blessed.

  Serious charges filed in separate cases in Marquette and Delta counties – felonious assault, harboring teen runaways, fleeing from police URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin - 11-18-18 Marquette and Delta counties: Felonious assault, harboring teen runaways, fleeing from police, and a felony marijuana case…