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Tribal Conservation Officers Can Check For Licenses Under New Law

If you’re out hunting, fishing or trapping and a tribal conservation officer approaches you and asks to see your license, a new law in Michigan says you must present it. State Senator Tom Casperson sponsored the legislation which was recently signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder. Casperson said this …

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NPS Wants Public Input on Whether To Add Wolves Now To Isle Royale

HOUGHTON, MICH.- Last year the National Park Service (NPS) began considering a broad range of management actions as part of determining how to manage the moose and wolf populations at Isle Royale National Park for at least the next 20 years. Following public comments and additional internal deliberations, the NPS …

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New Polling Location for Hancock City's Precinct 2

Voters in one Hancock City precinct will be casting their ballots in a new location next election. A motion to relocate the City polling place for Precinct 2 was approved at Wednesday’s regular monthly meeting of the Hancock City Council. The previous polling place was Barkell Elementary School. The new …

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MDOT To Hold Community Forum For Hancock Streetscape Project

MDOT will hold a community forum on the downtown streetscape project on Tuesday, April 5th. MDOT’s plans will be available to view and a construction contractor will be present. The event is for the public to ask any questions about the upcoming project. This forum is the official launch of …

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"Help Wanted" At The Hancock Police Department

The City of Hancock will be hiring a new full-time police officer. Advertising for this open position was approved by the Hancock City Council at their regular monthly meeting. The importance of this new position was discussed by the council and ultimately deemed a necessary addition to the Hancock Police …

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New Law Meant To Reduce Prescription Costs

The cost of prescription medication for many could be going down under a bill signed into law by the governor. The new law requires insurers who provide prescription drug coverage to prorate the daily cost-sharing rate for patients who don’t use a full 30-day supply. Governor Rick Snyder says the …

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Feds Deny Funding For Flint Water Crisis

The federal government has denied Governor Rick Snyder’s request for more funding to deal with the Flint water crisis. The governor had requested funding from the Category B program for emergency protective measures and the Individuals and Households Program. The governor says the federal denial is a disappointment, and is …

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Proposed FOIA Amendment Applauded By Supporters

Legislators and advocacy groups alike are applauding the announcement of legislation to open the governor’s office to Freedom of Information Act requests. A bi-partisan group of lawmakers is backing the plan which would also create a separate Legislative Open Records Act. It would work in much the same way FOIA …

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