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RLF Application Approved For Lake Linden Company

The Houghton County Board approved a Revolving Loan for the Nitrate Elimination Company in Lake Linden at their October meeting Tuesday. The $60,000 working capital loan will allow the company to expand into bigger markets and may lead to the addition of four new employees.

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Assessment Approved For Otter Lake Dam Expenses

The Houghton County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution for the Otter Lake Special Assessment District at their October meeting Tuesday. Houghton County Drain Commissioner John Pekkala said the assessment is for costs incurred since 2014 for maintenance on the Otter Lake Dam. He said the bulk of those costs …

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“Creepy Clown” Sightings Making Real Clowns Sad

Legitimate clowns say recent reports of “creepy clown” sightings are giving them a bad rap. When Bob Ammon of Allen Park isn’t driving a truck, he tools around town as “Bobo the Clown.” He feels the perception of clowns has changed during his 25 years in the business, in part, due …

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Attending School Today Counts

This is one of the most important days of the year for school districts in Michigan. Count day is the day that the state of Michigan uses to determine how much funding each district will receive based on the number of students present today. 90 percent of a district’s state …

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Walk To School Day Today

Today is Walk to School Day and students from more than 300 schools across Michigan will be participating. The Michigan Fitness Foundation’s Safe Routes to School director says walking and biking to school are simply ways to stress the importance of physical activity. Organizers of the events say Walk to School …

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Deer/Vehicle Crash Season Arrives

The Michigan Deer Crash Coalition says the next three months are big for deer versus car crashes. According to their data 44-percent of all deer crashes in 2015 occurred in the fall. In 2015 Oakland County had the most deer/vehicle crashes with nearly 2,000. Kent County was second with more …

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