Marquette

TL/DR - Thirty-four students from across the U.S. have completed their certification from the GenCyber Camp at Northern Michigan University. The camp, which focused on various types of cyber hacking including Linux, Python, and ethical hacking, ended with the students presenting capstone projects on diverse topics like obtaining passwords and…

TL/DR - The Marquette Downtown Development Authority (DDA) in Michigan has hosted a contest to select the 2024 Blueberry Festival poster. Lindsey Losinski's "Pop of Blue" poster was chosen as the winner out of 44 submissions, receiving over 2000 public votes, and will be used to promote the event online and across the city. The DDA sees the…

TL/DR - The Marquette County Democratic Party held its annual campaign kickoff fundraiser, providing an opportunity for the public, donors, and candidates to meet and discuss the upcoming election. Dr. Bob Lorinser, who is running against Jack Bergman for Michigan’s First seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, attended the event to understand…

TL/DR - The Marquette Board of Light and Power stated that potential legislation could help fund Michigan's energy requirements. This legislation could mandate electricity boards to pay $2 per meter to Lansing, the capital of Michigan, and the collected funds would be redistributed statewide for energy needs. A similar law already exists that has…