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Good Samaritan Bill Approved By State House

Anyone in Michigan could report overdoses without fear of being prosecuted for drugs, under legislation approved nearly unanimously Tuesday by the State House. The law would exempt people of any age from prosecution if they report an overdose from any illegal substance or require medical assistance themselves. Michigan law already protects …

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Grant Applications Still Being Accepted By Portage Health Auxiliary

Grant applications are still being accepted by the Portage Health Auxiliary. They are a non-profit organization, whose mission is to serve the health and well-being of elderly and youth causes in Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw and Ontonagon Counties. Grant applications are being accepted from local non-profit organizations through September 30, 2016 …

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Survey Shows Level Of Frustration Among Teachers

Survey results of Michigan teachers finds low moral, concerns over compensation, standardized testing and performance evaluations. Roughly 11,000 members of American Federation of Teachers-Michigan and the Michigan Education Association responded to the online questionnaire. Steven Cook is President of the MEA. About 80-percent of respondents say they are under-compensated to …

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Some Businesses Capitalizing On Terrorist Threats

So-called anti-terrorists stocks have been doing well of late on Wall Street, as more and more news reports discuss attacks that could be linked to terrorism. These would be companies on the front line on the battle against terrorism. Business editor Murray Feldman says other lesser-known companies have also surfaced …

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Should You Wait To Get A Flu Shot?

If you’re 65 and older you might want to wait to get a flu shot to make sure you’re protected when the flu is at it’s peak which is between December and February. Family Medicine expert Dr. Shaun Jayakar. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends everyone 6 months …

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