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Project To Build Houghton Skatepark Pushing Off

Houghton, Michigan—A project aimed at bringing an outdoor skatepark to the City of Houghton has gained traction with a brand new website, an endowment through the Keweenaw Community Foundation, and a fundraiser scheduled for March 12th. A group of local community leaders formed in mid-late 2015 with the common goal …

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Stormy Kromer Owner Talks Entrepreneurship At Michigan Tech

In 2001, Bob Jacquart heard news that Stormy Kromer caps were to cease production. A phone call and a month later, Jaquart Fabric Products brought Stormy Kromer Mercantile to the U.P. Bob Jacquart has a long history in entrepreneurship and he visited Michigan Tech to share that experience with students. …

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Stormy Kromer Owner Talks Entrepreneurship At Michigan Tech

In 2001, Bob Jacquart heard news that Stormy Kromer caps were to cease production. A phone call and a month later, Jaquart Fabric Products brought Stormy Kromer Mercantile to the U.P. Bob Jacquart has a long history in entrepreneurship and he visited Michigan Tech to share that experience with students. …

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Snyder Among Those To Testify On Flint Water Crisis

A who’s who of the Flint water crisis will be testifying before a congressional panel next month. On March 15th Flint’s former emergency manager and former mayor will testify before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Darnell Earley and Dayne Walling will be joined by Virginia Tech researcher …

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Snyder Among Those To Testify On Flint Water Crisis

A who’s who of the Flint water crisis will be testifying before a congressional panel next month. On March 15th Flint’s former emergency manager and former mayor will testify before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Darnell Earley and Dayne Walling will be joined by Virginia Tech researcher …

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8 To 12 Inches Of Snow Fell Across Much Of Lower Michigan

People across much of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula are digging out from the eight to 12 inches of snow that fell Wednesday night into Thursday morning. A few spots in mid-Michigan checked in with 14 inches of snow. Brandon Hoving, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, says …

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8 To 12 Inches Of Snow Fell Across Much Of Lower Michigan

People across much of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula are digging out from the eight to 12 inches of snow that fell Wednesday night into Thursday morning. A few spots in mid-Michigan checked in with 14 inches of snow. Brandon Hoving, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, says …

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Study Cites Risky U.S. Drivers

About 87 percent of drivers are engaged in at least one risky behavior while behind the wheel within the past month, according to the latest research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. These unsafe behaviors include driving while distracted, impaired, drowsy, speeding, running red lights or not wearing a …

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