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Tuition Costs Continue To Rise

Michigan college tuition costs are sixth highest in the nation while state college funding has dropped $262 million since 2003. That’s according to a Back To School Report from the Michigan League for Public Policy. Vice-president of the League, Karen Holcomb-Merrill, says there are things state policy makers can do. …

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Phone Scammers Posing As Houghton Police

The City of Houghton Police Department has received numerous complaints of telephone communication scams. The telephone scams include people posing as a member of the City of Houghton Police Department requesting a telephone call on prior complaints, the IRS and Rachel Card Services. Police warn residents to be careful of …

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Raffle Tickets On Sale For Spinal Cord Society

Cure, Not Care—that’s the slogan for the Spinal Cord Society, an international organization for cure research and treatment of spinal cord injury and related neural problems. That’s something Tim Elmblad knows about first hand. Tim broke his neck in an automobile accident in 1979, he is now a quadriplegic, confined …

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Join In The Labor Day Bridge Walk

You’re invited to get up, get out and get walking this Labor Day for the 13th annual UP Health System – Portage Labor Day Bridge Walk. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. Monday at the Kestner Waterfront Park in Houghton, with the five-mile walk beginning at 8:30 a.m. U.P. Health System’s …

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