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International Bridge To Go All-LED

The International Bridge in Sault Ste. Marie is switching to LED lighting. Bridge officials say the LED bulbs are 20-percent more effective in lighting the roadway, and will save at least $75,000 over the life of the fixtures. Both the U-S and Canadian bridge arches will be getting the change …

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Day Care Centers Fall Short Of Federal Vaccination Guidelines

Three-quarters of Michigan children in licensed day care attend a center with vaccination rates below federal guidelines. That’s according to an analysis of state data by MLive. Of the approximately 159,000 children in a licensed day care with at least five children, the MLive analysis shows 119,000 are in centers …

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Democrats Promise Road Funding Solution

Republicans in the Michigan Senate aren’t the only ones working on a road funding solution – Democrats are too. House Speaker Tim Greimel says his caucus is piecing together a road funding plan of its own. Democrats could unveil their road funding plan in a week or two. Republicans in …

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13-year-old Boy On A Bicycle Hit By Car In Laurium

A 13-year-old boy is injured after being hit by a car while on his bicycle in Laurium. Michigan State Police from the Calumet Post were called out to the accident around 7:20pm Tuesday evening. The accident occurred at the intersection of South Calumet Street and South Hecla Street. Police say …

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Bill Addresses Veterans’ Exposure To Toxic Chemicals

A new bill making its way through the U.S. House of Representatives aims to help find out how exposure to toxic chemicals may be affecting veterans. Congressman Dan Benishek’s bill, also known as the Toxic Exposure Research Act of 2015, has earned over fifty co-sponsors from both parties. If enacted, …

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Norway Man Pleads Guilty To Charge Following Standoff With Police

A Norway man has entered a guilty plea after a two-hour standoff incident Sunday evening. 51-year-old Robert Anderson pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm under the influence Monday afternoon in Dickinson County District Court. Officers from the Norway Police Department say they were called to a domestic incident around …

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