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Tech Releases Sexual Assault Survey Results

Nearly all of the Michigan Technological University students responding to a survey on sexual assault and relationship misconduct say they feel safe on campus, and most believe student safety is a priority of the University. The results of the survey, called “Title IX: Speak Up Sexual and/or Relationship Misconduct Survey,” …

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Copper Country Toastmasters Making Better Public Speakers

Being able to speak in public with confidence is one of the skills a good leader needs. But it doesn’t always come naturally. Copper Country Toastmasters is a club that works together to encourage each other to perform better when in the spotlight. Group Vice-President of Public Relations Tyler Mace …

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Bill in Senate Would Help Disabled Hunters Get Out to Hunt

Disabled hunters with certain permits could hunt from a personal mobility device, like an electric wheelchair, in Michigan, under a bill moving through the state legislature. Trevor VanDyke of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says they already issue permits to people who can’t walk to hunt from parked motor …

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Bills Would Require Health Insurance Cover Hearing Aids for Kids

Advocates for those with hearing loss are supporting a bill that would require health insurance providers cover hearing aids for those 21-years old or younger. Former Miss Michigan, KT Maviglia, wears hearing aids. She says the bill would mandate insurers pay for new hearing aids for young people every three …

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Prez Candidates on Mack Island Past and Present

At least six Republican presidential hopefuls will be on Mackinac Island later this week for a Republican Leadership Conference. The idea of presidential candidates being on the island is hardly news however. A longtime island resident and former Mackinac Island Park Commission chairman says John F. Kennedy used an island …

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UP Lawmaker Calls for Dark Store Study

As a pair of Upper Peninsula lawmakers push to ban “Dark Store” arguments, a fellow U.P. lawmaker wants to find out how much the loophole is costing local governments. State Representative Scott Dianda is sponsoring a resolution asking the state to study the use of the “Dark Store” theory. Big …

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UPS Van and and RV Collide In Ontonagon County

A UPS van and an RV collided on M-28 yesterday afternoon. The accident happened around 5:00 pm. Witnesses say the UPS driver pulled out from a side street into the path of the RV, which was westbound on M-28 just west of Trout Creek. The UPS driver was not injured. …

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