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National Website Ranks Michigan 44th For Property Taxes

Personal finance website ‘Wallet Hub’ analyzed what property owners in all 50 states are paying in taxes. Michigan ranked 44th, paying on average nearly $3,200 annually. On average, the typical American household spends nearly $2,200 annually on property taxes. Jill Gonzalez with the site says Michiganders get another wallop with …

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State Water Conference Being Held In Flint

To highlight water infrastructure issues and share lessons learned from the water crisis in Flint, a special summit hosted by the city of Flint and state of Michigan is set to begin this week. Flint Mayor Karen Weaver will co-chair the ‘Water Infrastructure Conference’ with Governor Rick Snyder. It begins Tuesday …

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Study Says More People Care About The Environment Than Economy

A survey from Michigan State University shows most residents would like to see policymakers prioritize the environment over economic growth. 59 percent of the one thousand people polled in the online survey favored protecting the environment even when there could be economic risks such as job loss. Associate professor Dan …

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$1 Million Reward For Stopping Asian Carp

The Michigan legislature and governor have allocated $1 million for anyone who can come up with a way to keep Asian Carp out of the Great Lakes. Details on how much prize money will be offered are being worked out and there aren’t details on how many winners might be chosen, …

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Help Needed With State Achives

It’s your chance to make Michigan history — by preserving it. The Archives of Michigan is looking for genealogists and others interested in the state’s rich heritage to help index naturalization records that previously were unavailable online. The Archives currently has hundreds of thousands of records, dating back 200 years. The …

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CopperDog 150 Sled Dog Race Set To Begin

The weekend of the CopperDog 150 has arrived. Despite an up and down winter weather-wise—there is plenty of snow on the trails and the sled dogs are ready to go. Opening ceremonies begin tonight in downtown Calumet at 6:30pm, with the first musher out of the gate at 7pm. There …

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