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Jazz Concert To Benefit HEET

HANCOCK–Steve Jones and the Garden City Hot Club will headline a benefit concert for the Houghton Energy Efficiency Team (HEET) Saturday, May 7, from 8 to 10:30 p.m., at the Orpheum Theater. Emma Hitch-Bradley and Matt Langlais will open the show. Admission is $10. A free LED light bulb is …

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Big Brew Bash Being Held At Home Brew Shop In Chassell

It’s a brewing hobby that has a nice payoff at the end. The new Electric Brewing Supply recently opened their doors in Chassell and they will be celebrating National Homebrew Day with a special event on Saturday. Owners Ryan and Katie Gray invite home brewing enthusiasts to their American Homebrewers …

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Black Ice Comics Grand Opening Saturday

There’s something new lurking underneath the parking deck in Houghton. There have been sightings of hulking green monsters and mysterious caped crusaders. Black Ice Comics is the city’s newest store and the first of its kind. Black Ice Comics Co-Owner Shana Porteen said, “I was surprised that there wasn’t a …

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GM To Test Self Driving Taxis

GM is reportedly planning to test a fleet of self driving taxis. AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert says the vehicles will reportedly have a human behind the wheel ready to take control in an emergency.

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CDCP Says Make Sure Your Doctor Washes Hands

To avoid getting sick and spreading germs, you’re told to wash your hands often. But you might be surprised to learn a new study finds your doctor is not always lathering up. That’s Dr. Arjun Srinivasan with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which recommends patients ask their doctor …

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Reaction To DPS Bill Package

The package passed Thursday by the state House, designed to fix the financial problems in Detroit Public Schools, is being blasted by teachers. Interim President of the Detroit Federation of Teachers Ivy Bailey calls the bills “mostly despicable.” Meantime, here’s Speaker of the House Kevin Cotter… The $500 million plan …

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Jobs Report Anticipated

Economists are predicting that employers added 200,000 jobs in April, while the unemployment rate remained at five percent. Business editor Murray Feldman says there’s one question companies will want answered—

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