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Tax Breaks Considered For Job Creating Companies

The Michigan House of Representatives will be debating legislation that would provide millions of dollars in tax breaks to attract large businesses to the state. Senators approved the legislation, sponsored by Midland Republican Jim Stamas, Tuesday. The bills would give businesses that expand or move to Michigan and create at …

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Lawmakers Cap Fundraising Plates

The Michigan Legislature has voted to limit the number of state-sponsored licensed plates used to raise money for groups and causes. The Senate and House approved legislation that would cap the number at 20, not including university plates. Michigan has 15 university plates and 14 specialty fundraising plates, not including …

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Two Bucks For A Gun

A Michigan couple has used the same gun to kill two deer within a half hour while hunting in Hillsdale County. Silas and Barb Meadows have hunted together for 32 years and recently had one of their most thrilling moments during Day 2 of the Michigan firearm deer season. Barb …

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Immediate Need For Blood Donations Across Upper Peninsula

There is an immediate need for blood donations of the following types in the Upper Peninsula: O-negative, A-negative, B-negative, O-positive, and A-positive. Blood donation sites are open in Hancock, Marquette, Iron Mountain, Escanaba, and Sault Ste. Marie. Donations to the UP Regional Blood Center always stay in the Upper Peninsula …

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Time Running Out For Grant Proposals To Fight Food Insecurity

HANCOCK, Mich., Nov. 28, 2016 – The Portage Health Foundation (PHF) will be accepting grant proposals under its “Stop the Roar of Hunger” food initiative through Friday, December 2. In an effort to reduce the negative effects of food insecurities, hunger, and poor nutrition throughout Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw, and Ontonagon …

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Calumet Family Health Center Open House

Upper Great Lakes Family Health Center (UGL) will host an open house to introduce the Calumet Family Health Center team of providers and showcase new dental services in Calumet. The open house will be held on Thursday, December 1, 2016, from 5:00pm to 6:30 pm. at Upper Great Lakes Calumet Family …

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Copper Country Youth Hockey Endowment Fund ~ 2016-­‐‑2017 Notice Of Grant Availability

The Keweenaw Community Foundation is pleased to announce that our Copper Country Youth Hockey Endowment Fund is accepting applications for funding proposals from the community for the 2016-17 granting cycle. The total amount available to grant is $2,801.85. Grants must support youth ice hockey programs throughout the Copper Country Junior Hockey Association territory …

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Calumet Colosseum To House Hockey & Guts Frisbee Kiosk

The Calumet Colosseum is the recipient of a grant of $8,400 from the Michigan Humanities Council for a project promoting hockey and Guts Frisbee. The application for the Humanities Grant was submitted by International Frisbee Inc for an interactive kiosk and traveling exhibit called Pucks and Guts. The exhibit, which …

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