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First Citizens’ Academy Class Graduates In Negaunee

The Michigan State Police says ten people from the Upper Peninsula will graduate this morning at the Negaunee Post from its inaugural Citizens’ Academy. In a new initiative this year, each of state’s 30 police posts will host a Citizens’ Academy to give residents a first-hand look at a trooper’s …

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Benefits Being Seen From Ice Bucket Challenge

The ice bucket challenge became a viral sensation in 2014 and raised more than $100 million. The ALS Association says money raised from the Challenge is the reason scientists have discovered a gene that contributes to the inherited type of this disease. Kristin Munyan is with the ALS Association Michigan …

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DEQ Study Says State Need To Focus On Great Lakes

The second of four reports focused on a strategy for the Great Lakes says there should be a focus on renewing waterfronts, promoting water accessibility and investing in the state’s commercial and recreational harbors. The Department of Environmental Quality’s Office of the Great Lakes developed the strategy which is focused …

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Touch Screen Menus Could Lead To Unhealthy Choices

New research from the University of Michigan shows using a touch screen to order food could lead to more unhealthy eating. The co-authors of five studies on the subject found that an iPad-like touch interface with menus leads people to make more hedonistic food choices over more healthful ones. They …

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Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home Needs Volunteers

There are many ways to support the Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter Home, giving of your time is one of the most valuable. The shelter for victims of domestic violence is in need of volunteers. Mary Niemila is the executive director of the shelter. Niemila said 25 years ago the shelter …

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