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CHS Drama Club Heading To State Competition

The Calumet High School Drama Club will be competing in the Michigan Interscholastic Forensics Association statewide competition in Grand Rapids in February. The club will be performing Under the Northern Star, an original one-act play about the unique heritage of our area, written for the competition by 97-7 The Wolf’s …

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Shipping Down On Great Lakes

Shipping overall on the Great Lakes was down 25 percent on a 5 year average according to the shipping industry. Mark Gill with the U.S. Coast Guard in Sault Ste. Marie says that’s not good news for the Great Lakes economy. Gill says while ore shipments will continue between Escanaba …

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Courser Gamrat on National TV Tonight

The Courser-Gamrat scandal that rocked Lansing in 2015 is hitting national television Friday night. The ABC-TV program “20/20” will detail the story, which will include interviews with both former Michigan legislators, Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat. The former Michigan House members were involved in a sex and cover-up scandal last …

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'Gag Order' Cleanup Bill Aired In Committee

Legislation that aims to clean up a controversial bill passed at the end of the 2015 legislative session was aired in a House committee this week. State Representative Lisa Posthumus-Lyons says some local governments had been breaking state laws for years regarding how they communicate with voters using taxpayer dollars …

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State Senate To Discuss Emergency Funding Plan For Flint

The Republican leader in the Michigan Senate says an emergency funding plan to help with the Flint water crisis will likely be taken up first thing next week. Senate Majority Leader Arlan Meekhof says lawmakers quickly approved a similar funding request in October and he expects this to be no …

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