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Summit Tackles Human Trafficking In Michigan

Millions are involved in human trafficking worldwide, and it’s a big problem right here in Michigan. That’s why a summit is being held to address the problem. Organizer Gary Lalicki says they’ll ask something of attendees. U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade and State Senator Judy Emmons are among the speakers at …

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Chiropractor Recommends Acupuncture Treatment

If you’re suffering with muscle or ligament pain you might consider dry needling for relief, which uses a thin acupuncture needle that’s inserted deep into a muscle where there’s pain. That’s the trigger point says chiropractor Dr. Karen Slota.

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Anti-Diarrhea Medicine Being Used To Get High

The FDA is warning of a new party drug that you can buy right over the counter. The agency has received 31 reports of people hospitalized due to heart problems, including 10 deaths due to overdoses of anti-diarrhea drugs like Immodium. Emergency room Dr Steve McGraw says heroin is still …

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Charges Expected Against Driver Who Killed Five Bicyclists

Criminal charges are being reviewed for a driver who killed five cyclists near Kalamazoo. Witnesses say he was driving his pickup recklessly and crashed into the group. The 50-year old driver remains in jail and will be charged this afternoon. Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeff Getting: The crash comes just months …

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Woman Killed By Horse Drawn Carriage On Mackinac Island

A tragedy on Mackinac Island Tuesday as a tourist lost control of her bike and fell under a moving horse carriage. Gail Johnson from Texas allegedly rode into the carriage while riding on Main Street near the public library. She was taken to the Mackinac Island Medical Center where she …

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Keweenaw Mountain Lodge "Under New Management"

Nestled up in the hills of Copper Harbor is the grand jewel of the Keweenaw. The historic Keweenaw Mountain Lodge is poised to begin a new era as it works its way back from a deep financial hole with a revamped outlook on the future. General Manager Debra Britz-Maier has …

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DNR Urges Caution & Safety When Observing Moose

Michigan Conservation Officers with the Department of Natural Resources are urging motorists to use caution and remember safety when stopping along Upper Peninsula roadways to view and photograph moose or other wildlife. In recent weeks, for example, moose have been seen with regularity along a section of U.S. 41 west …

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MDOT promotes Training Wheels bicycle courses

June 7, 2016 — The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is sponsoring “Training Wheels” courses in the Upper Peninsula to help communities provide on-road bicycle facilities (bike routes, bicycle lanes, and shared roadways) for residents and visitors. The six-hour course includes both classroom and outdoor instruction. Sessions will be offered …

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Customers Pack New Biggby Coffee In Houghton

It used to be that the only choice for coffee was regular or decaf. With the opening of Biggby Coffee in downtown Houghton coffee connoisseurs now have a whole new set of selections to choose from. This is the third location owned by the same family, who also have a …

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