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Dianda To Hold A Re-Election Bid Kick-Off Event Friday

State Representative Scott Dianda is set to officially announce that he is seeking re-election. The Calumet Democrat is the representative of the 110th District in the Michigan House. He is currently in his second term at the state House. In a press release, his office says he has worked to …

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Markkanen Appointed To Hancock City Council

A 5 year recreation plan was approved at Wednesday night’s Hancock City Council meeting. The plan was developed by the recreation committee with the help of WUPPDR, the Western Upper Peninsula Planning & Development Region. The plan covers recreation structure for the city through the year 2020. This includes the …

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Markkanen Appointed To Hancock City Council

A 5 year recreation plan was approved at Wednesday night’s Hancock City Council meeting. The plan was developed by the recreation committee with the help of WUPPDR, the Western Upper Peninsula Planning & Development Region. The plan covers recreation structure for the city through the year 2020. This includes the …

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HSS Secretary Burwell To Visit Flint

The Obama Administration has announced that U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell will visit Flint Thursday. They say it’s to get a firsthand look at the federal response and recovery effort that her department is leading regarding the water crisis. She’ll also talk with local …

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HSS Secretary Burwell To Visit Flint

The Obama Administration has announced that U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell will visit Flint Thursday. They say it’s to get a firsthand look at the federal response and recovery effort that her department is leading regarding the water crisis. She’ll also talk with local …

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LSSU Classes To Start At 9am

Lake Superior State University in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula says no classes will start earlier than 9 a.m. beginning in the fall. LSSU officials believe it will be easier for faculty and administrators to schedule meetings and students will have more time to study if virtually all classes start at the …

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LSSU Classes To Start At 9am

Lake Superior State University in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula says no classes will start earlier than 9 a.m. beginning in the fall. LSSU officials believe it will be easier for faculty and administrators to schedule meetings and students will have more time to study if virtually all classes start at the …

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Poll Shows Clinton Leads Sanders In Michigan

Hillary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination by ten points in the latest Michigan poll. Public Policy Polling surveyed 12 states that will hold Democratic primaries between March 1st and 8th. They were conducted on behalf of American Family Voices. Clinton leads Sanders in Michigan by a …

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