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Cawthorne Remembers Lawmaker Expulsion in ’78

If two state lawmakers who are being pressured to resign face expulsion efforts in the Michigan House, it will not be an easy time for anyone. That’s according to Dennis Cawthorne, former Republican leader in the Michigan House, who was a leader in the successful effort to throw former State …

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Former Courser and Gamrat Staffer Will Speak to Reporters Today

A former aide to State Representative’s Todd Courser and Cindy Gamrat is pledging to tell the inside story of what happened in the office shared by the two lawmakers. According to published reports, Josh Cline resigned in April after confronting the two about their extramarital affair. Representative Gamrat addressed the …

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Laurn-Grove Plaque Unveiling Today

The City of Hancock is unveiling a new plaque at Laurn-Grove Park today. The new plaque talks about Alvin E. Laurn and Robert C. Grove and their service and sacrifice to our country. The new plaque will hopefully serve as a reminder to all that the park is named for …

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Snyder Visits Michigan Tech’s Great Lakes Research Center

Michigan Tech continues to be a leader in stewardship of the Great Lakes and now they are using that expertise in the Straits of Mackinac. Governor Rick Snyder visited Houghton Thursday to see first hand how the Great Lakes Research Center is using high-tech equipment like a Supercomputer and a …

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Peters Undecided If He’ll Support Iran Nuclear Deal

Democratic U-S Senator Gary Peters says he hasn’t decided if he will support President Barack Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. Several Democrats in the Senate have already opposed the deal including New York Senator Chuck Schumer. Peters says he still has questions about what he calls a very complicated deal. …

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Dianda Pleased with Michigan Tech Enbridge Partnership

State Representative Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) today said that a partnership between Michigan Technological University’s (MTU) Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC) and Enbridge to monitor the Straits of Mackinac will mean additional protection for this waterway that is so important to Michigan’s economy. Enbridge’s Pipeline 5 runs underneath the Straits and …

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Peters Introduced CECIL Act

Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate to prohibit the importation of trophies of species that are listed, or proposed for listing under the Endangered Species Act. U.S. Senate Democrat Gary Peters of Michigan is a co-sponsor. He says the measure will help prevent increased sport hunting of animals …

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Trump GOP Front Runner In Michigan

A new poll finds billionaire Donald Trump leading his Republican presidential hopefuls in Michigan with 20-percent support. However, Pollster Steve Mitchell from East Lansing-based Mitchell Research and Communications says former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina is gaining ground and is in second place after receiving high marks in last week’s …

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Student Loan Debt Relief Proposed

U-S Congressman Dan Kildee will introduce legislation soon he hopes will help people buried under student debt. One of his bills will make scholarships and grants exempt from being taxed. Another one of Kildee’s bills will prohibit lenders from collecting on the entirety of a loan if the cosigner dies. …

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