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2020 Opens with Lower Gasoline Prices

Gasoline prices fell a bit during the first week of 2020. AAA Michigan’s survey place the cost of a gallon of unleaded regular at $2.45 in the Marquette metro area. That’s six cents cheaper than a week ago, nine cents cheaper than a month ago, 32 cents higher than a …

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Sens. Peters, Stabenow React to Soleimani Killing

Michigan’s two United States Senators have reacted cautiously to the drone attack that killed Iranian general Qasem Soleimani last week. In prepared statements, neither Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters expressed any sympathy for Soleimani… with Peters calling him a “notorious terrorist” and Stabenow saying he was “responsible for the deaths …

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Huskies Hockey Edges Sun Devils – Monday Sports Wrap

High School In high school boys basketball tonight… – Houghton entertains Kingsford in a make-up game from December 9th. Our broadcast will begin around 7:00 on KBear 102.3 and KBear102.com. – Lake Linden-Hubbell hosts Republic-Michigamme. – Jeffers welcomes Ontonagon. – L’Anse travels to at Wakefield-Marenisco. – Ewen-Trout Creek plays at …

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Bergman Supports Soleimani Attack

First District U.S. Representative Jack Bergman says killing Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani was the right thing to do. In a statement released on his Facebook page, the Watersmeet Republican said Soleimani was responsible for over 600 American deaths, and was planning additional attacks. Bergman is a retired Marine Corps …

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U.P. Unemployment Rate Rises

The resolution of the General Motors strike helped Michigan’s unemployment rate fall a bit in November. The seasonally unadjusted rate dropped from 3.5 percent in October to 3.2 percent in November. The Upper Peninsula did not fare so well, as the rate rose from 3.6 percent to 4.2 percent. The …

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Finlandia’s Johnson Applauds Tuition Grant Restoration

Some private college students across Michigan can breathe easier, now that the Michigan Tuition Grant has been reinstated.  In fact, students with financial need who attend Michigan’s private colleges will get more money under the supplemental budget agreement signed last month by Governor Gretchen Whitmer.  The tuition grant traditionally awarded …

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