HOUGHTON, MI-- The Portage Health Foundation has awarded nearly $80,000 to four recreational projects in the Copper Country.
The Keweenaw Nordic Ski Club received $20,000 to rebuild the Churning Rapids single track.
Eagle River got $19,500 to build a new two-acre park following the theme of “exercise opportunities for all.” It will be used for walking, jogging, strolling or rolling.
Chassell Township was awarded $20,000. It will use the money to acquire a canoe/kayak launch dock and ramp connecting it to the shore on the old US-41 right-of-way on the northwest side of the US-41 bridge over the Sturgeon River.
Calumet Township got $20,000 to create a four-season outdoor recreation area across from the Mine Street Station Shopping Center.
All projects will be started and finished this year.
