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Waterfront festival combines best of fall traditions at this U.P. destination

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By Justine Lofton Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
HOUGHTON, MI – This destination in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is going all-in on fall this weekend. Houghton, widely known as the gateway to the Keweenaw Peninsula, will host the Canal Colors Festival on Friday and Saturday. Events will take place across downtown Houghton and along the Portage Canal.
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Looking for fall color? Take the back roads

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By Justine Lofton Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
Autumn color is beginning to pop as Michigan’s trees prepare for winter. Nature’s magic show inspires many a leisurely drive throughout the state each fall as green transitions to fiery red, blazing orange and buttery yellow along roadsides. While many highways – like M-22, M-119 and U.S. 131 – are popular, well-known destinations for a fall color drive, county road agencies have another idea: Take the back roads.
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Developer to demolish, rebuild parts of U.P. mall that collapsed under heavy snow

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By Justine Lofton Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
MARQUETTE, MI – A developer has plans to invest $5 million in a mall that lost portions of its roof last winter when heavy snow piled up, WLUC reports. Portions of the roof at The Westwood Mall near Marquette collapsed in February, leaving some stores filled with snow and causing water damage to both the building and inventory. Interior stores and the mall concourse remain closed.
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