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“Toward Zero Deaths” Motorist Safety Campaign Begins

AAA is urging motorists in the state to make road resolutions for a safer 2017. Auto Club Public Affairs Director Susan Hiltz says they want motorists across the state to take pledges to buckle up, drive sober, and drive distraction-free, among other things. She says 40 percent of traffic deaths …

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Whitmer Eyes Governor’s Seat

Gretchen Whitmer, a former Democratic legislative leader and interim county prosecutor, is running for Michigan governor in 2018. Whitmer filed the paperwork Tuesday. She’s the first person to announce her candidacy for the open seat. Second-term Republican Governor Rick Snyder can’t run again due to term limits. Another potential Democratic …

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Governor Taps New Budget Director

A former state lawmaker from southwestern Michigan will be the new budget director. Governor Rick Snyder announced the appointment of Al Pscholka. Pscholka chaired the House Appropriations Committee for the past two years until he was term limited at the end of the year. Pscholka will replace John Roberts in …

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Summer 2017 Artist-In-Residence Program Call for Entries

Houghton, MI – Applications for Isle Royale National Park’s 2017 Artist-in-Residence Program will be accepted between January 2 and February 16, 2017. This program provides artists the opportunity to become part of a long-established tradition of interpreting national parks through art. The Artist-in-Residence Program is open to professional artists whose …

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Aspirus Welcomes Back Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Pherson

LAURIUM – Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital and Clinics is pleased to welcome back Kenneth Pherson, DO, to its excellent orthopedics team. Dr. Pherson joins orthopedic surgeons Frederick Rau, MD, and Mark Kelley, MD, FACS, at Aspirus Laurium Clinic. Dr. Pherson specializes in general orthopedics, including total and partial knee and hip …

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Snyder Says Jobs Still Top Priority

Governor Rick Snyder has one main word on his mind in the new year–Jobs. The Governor says career tech education and skilled trades will be a top priority this year. He says the state helped create nearly 500,000 private sector jobs last year.

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