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Passengers Enjoying Upgrades At Sawyer International Airport

See the original story from ABC-10’s Cheslea Snyder at http://abc10up.com/local-airline-adds-wi-fi-and-more-seats/ Passengers traveling to and from Sawyer International Airport in Marquette will now get to experience a more luxurious flight. American Airlines is modifying its American Eagle fleet of regional jets to add advanced Wi–Fi technology. Travelers will now have the option …

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Portage Health Auxiliary Announces Grant Opportunity

Hancock, MI – The Portage Health Auxiliary is a non-profit organization, whose mission is to serve the health and well-being of elderly and youth causes in Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw and Ontonagon Counties. The Auxiliary is pleased to announce that it will begin accepting grant applications from non-profit organizations in the …

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Credit Score Ranking Released

No Michigan city placed in the top 20 in a new analysis of individual credit scores in the U.S. The analysis was done by Wallethub-dot-com. However three cities, Pontiac, Detroit and Inkster, finished in the bottom 20. Wallethub evaluated the average credit scores of residents in more than 2,500 U.S. …

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Gas Prices Remain Below $2 A Gallon Statewide

Michigan’s gas prices are down slightly to start the week. According to Triple-A Michigan, a gallon of gas costs about $1.88, three cents less than last week’s average and about eight cents less than this same time last year. It’s the seventh straight week that all 10 metro areas of …

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Red Cross Seeks Blood

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The American Red Cross in Michigan says there’s an urgent need for blood and platelet donations. Spokesperson Todd Kuhlman says donations were down during the holidays and they’re hoping donations pick up soon in order to prevent a shortage this winter. Blood has a shelf life of 42 days and …

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MVAA Trying to Raise its Profile

The Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) is trying to raise awareness about the services it provides. The MVAA wants the state’s vets and their families to know there is an in-state resource they can use to learn about available federal, state and local benefits and services. To get that message …

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Pressure Mounting for State to do More for Flint Residents

Pressure is mounting on the national level for the state to do more to help Flint resident’s recover from the city’s water crisis. Congressman Dan Kildee, a Flint Democrat, took to the U.S. House floor Monday and urged the feds to step in. During a brief speech he says the …

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State to Bring Safe Drinking Water, Filters to People in Flint

Michigan State Police troopers will soon be going door-to-door in Flint to ensure people have water filters and bottled water. It’s part of the state’s latest response to the Flint water crisis. Governor Rick Snyder made the announcement in Flint Monday. He is also putting together a committee to plan …

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