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New Snow Plow Lighting System Developed In L'Anse

Snow plows are getting a new and improved lighting system to help with visibility. That’s thanks to the Michigan Department of Transportation’s L’Anse garage staff who built the first “Superior Stick”. MDOT says the “Superior Stick” attaches directly to the plow and extends and retracts along with a wing plow …

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New Snow Plow Lighting System Developed In L'Anse

Snow plows are getting a new and improved lighting system to help with visibility. That’s thanks to the Michigan Department of Transportation’s L’Anse garage staff who built the first “Superior Stick”. MDOT says the “Superior Stick” attaches directly to the plow and extends and retracts along with a wing plow …

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Michigan Tech Unveils New Logo In Rebranding Strategy

Michigan Tech is undergoing a university-wide rebranding, which includes a new logo. The public got its first look at the new logo Friday during an unveiling at the Van Pelt and Opie Library. The logo was designed and created by Michigan Tech’s marketing team. MTU President Glenn Mroz says the …

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Michigan Tech Unveils New Logo In Rebranding Strategy

Michigan Tech is undergoing a university-wide rebranding, which includes a new logo. The public got its first look at the new logo Friday during an unveiling at the Van Pelt and Opie Library. The logo was designed and created by Michigan Tech’s marketing team. MTU President Glenn Mroz says the …

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State Lawmakers Make Working Weekend Out Of CopperDog Trip

The Copperdog 150 draws spectators from around the country–and it is also a can’t-miss event for the state’s leaders. Nearly three dozen lawmakers and support staff from Lansing made the trip with State Representative Scott Dianda in a chartered bus. Several of them got together Saturday at the Great Lakes …

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State Lawmakers Make Working Weekend Out Of CopperDog Trip

The Copperdog 150 draws spectators from around the country–and it is also a can’t-miss event for the state’s leaders. Nearly three dozen lawmakers and support staff from Lansing made the trip with State Representative Scott Dianda in a chartered bus. Several of them got together Saturday at the Great Lakes …

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Snyder Reacts To Email Questions

Governor Rick Snyder is reacting to questions about the newly released batch of executive emails concerning the Flint water crisis. The emails show two of Snyder’s top aides had concerns about the water quality in Flint as early as October 2014. Snyder’s environmental policy advisor, Valerie Brader and former chief …

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Snyder Reacts To Email Questions

Governor Rick Snyder is reacting to questions about the newly released batch of executive emails concerning the Flint water crisis. The emails show two of Snyder’s top aides had concerns about the water quality in Flint as early as October 2014. Snyder’s environmental policy advisor, Valerie Brader and former chief …

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