Good morning, Marquette.

UPAWS reopened to the public today after a brief closure due to a dog parvovirus outbreak.

Visitors may adopt dogs, cats, and small animals during regular hours from noon to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday (puppies follow a separate process).

Marquette based tech firm Invivus Technologies launched Moldmap, a free mobile app that lets users review indoor air quality at over 120,000 locations and find hazards like power plants, available on Apple and Android.

Founder Justin Carlson said the app builds a community for healthier indoor experiences (benefits explained).

Niik Creative Co. will host the Presque Isle Art Fair on June 27 at the lawn of Niik and Presque Isle Studios near Presque Isle Park.

Twenty-five local and regional artists will display and sell art while live music and vendors add to the free (open to all) event, with sales proceeds supporting the artists.

Marquette Area Public Schools Board approved steps for its upcoming bond proposal during a Monday meeting.

Superintendent Zack Sedgwick said the decisions will secure financing (paving the way for design work likely to start next summer) and set up further planning in July.

Marquette Board of Light & Power will host an Appliance Recycling Event this Saturday at its main office at 2200 Wright Street — customers can earn $50 for each large appliance and $10 for each small appliance when recycling refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers.

Marquette County law enforcement advised drivers to avoid road rage as summer traffic increases.

Officials, including Sheriff Greg Zyburt, urged motorists to call 911 for aggressive tailgaters and drive to populated areas for safety — while local driving schools work to teach teens mindful driving techniques.

Aspirus Health Dermatologist Dr. Sarah Hostetler advises acne sufferers in Marquette to seek professional help when over the counter products fail (social media advice may be sponsored) rather than relying solely on influencer tips.

A dermatologist can offer a treatment plan tailored to individual needs.

Habitat for Humanity broke ground on the new McClellan Meadows neighborhood Monday along North McClellan Avenue as part of a project featuring seven single-story homes with available lots; the first house’s shell is expected in about two weeks and families will pay no more than 30% of their income.

Gwinn 4th of July Celebration

Fireworks July 4 — Peter Nordeen Park — Celebrate our 250th with festivities and a parade.

Youth Sailing Lessons 2026

10 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. or 2 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. — Marquette Yacht Club — $225 per week — Learn to sail or improve your skills with fun lessons for kids ages 8-17.

Marquette Farmers Market

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. — Marquette Commons — Free entry — Discover vibrant native plants while supporting local vendors at this enchanting market.