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Mackinac Bridge Toll Upgrade Delayed

A project that would allow drivers to pay the Mackinac Bridge’s toll with a credit card has been seriously delayed. The upgrade has been in the works for about four years. Documents obtained by M-LIVE through the Freedom of Information Act show technical glitches, stalled contract negotiations and a near-six …

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Local Communities Receiving Recreation Passport Grants

Houghton and Baraga Counties are among 36 communities in the state that will benefit from the latest round of Recreation Passport grants. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is providing $45,000 for upgrades to the Houghton County Arena. The project calls for the development of modern engineered aluminum seating to …

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Investigation Underway Into Fulton House Fire

An investigation is underway into the cause of a house fire in Fulton last Friday that claimed the lives of two people. The Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office says the State Fire Marshall began his investigation on Tuesday, which may take several days to complete due to the amount of damage …

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Governor Appoints Two Michigan Tech Alumni to Board of Trustees

By Mark Wilcox, News Writer Michigan Technological University Governor Rick Snyder has announced the appointments of Derhun Sanders of Redford, Michigan and Steven Tomaszewski of Howell, Michigan to serve on the Michigan Technological University Board of Trustees. The eight-person board is the governing body of the University. Both men are …

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Study Suggests Changes In Concussion Care

When it comes to caring for a young person who’s been diagnosed with a concussion, some previous advice may not be the answer. A new study finds those who had been diagnosed with a concussion might be better off doing some light activity rather than resting completely. Neurologist Dr. Andrew …

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