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Group Pushing to Repeal Prevailing Wage Rakes in Cash

A group trying to circumvent the governor in repealing Michigan’s prevailing wage law has raised $1 million in the last month. Protecting Michigan Taxpayers is currently collecting signatures. If they get enough in the next 180 days then the legislature could repeal the law without the governor having a final …

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Teachers Learning New Way To Teach Science

Fourteen middle and high school teachers from across Michigan are on the Michigan Tech campus this week as part of the five-day “Engaging Students in Authentic Science Research Teacher Institute,”. Michigan Tech’s Director of the Center for Science & Environmental Outreach Joan Chadde says the institute is designed to guide …

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Copperwood Project Report Filed

That estimate showed the Copperwood Project contains 1.06 billion pounds of copper and 4.2 million ounces of silver in the measured and indicated resource category and 1.1 billion pounds of copper and 2.7 million ounces of silver in the inferred category. The independent technical report entitled “NI 43-101 Technical Report …

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Ranger III Keweenaw Waterway Cruises OpenForReservations

Houghton, MI – Isle Royale National Park is accepting reservations for the Keweenaw Waterway Cruises on the following Thursday afternoons: July 16, July 23, July 30, and August 20. Ranger III will depart the Houghton dock at 1:00 p.m. for a two and a half hour cruise which travels on the …

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Second Adopt-A-Highway cleanup of the year

Thousands of Adopt-A-Highway volunteers will be back picking up litter along state roadways starting Saturday, as they’ve done each summer since 1990. Participants in the popular Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) program will clean highway roadsides from July 11 to 19 during the second of three scheduled pickups this year. …

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Disc Golf Course In Calumet

Need something to do with a Frisbee now that the IFT is over? Calumet Township has a 9 hole disc golf course at the Calumet Lions Park at Calumet Lake…which just opened this year. An additional 9 holes will be added later in the summer. Holes 1 through 4 will …

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Kid Rock Comes Under Fire For Use Of Confederate Flag

Some activists in Detroit are calling on Kid Rock to keep the Confederate flag out of his performances. The Michigan Chapter of the National Action Network issued a statement Monday asking the 44-year old rock star to denounce the flag. They also held a demonstration at the Midtown museum in …

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GM Ignition Switch Claims Grow

The General Motors ignition compensation fund has approved two new death claims, bringing the total number of death claims to 121 as the fund nears an end. According to a report in the Detroit News the fund has also approved eight new injury claims, bringing the total to 243. The …

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No Reason Absentee Has Opponents

Efforts by some lawmakers and support from Michigan’s Secretary of State so far does not seem to be enough to push through legislation to allow voters to obtain an absentee ballot without being required to give a reason. Current law requires voters to cite a reason for obtaining an absentee …

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