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Economic Impact Checks On The Way

Taxpayers should start checking their bank accounts to see if their COVID-19 economic impact check has been deposited. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stated the Department of Treasury is ahead of schedule, in terms of getting the money out to taxpayers, and that close to 80 million Americans should have their …

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Michigan Airports Receive Financial Support

Michigan legislators have secured $256 million through the CARES Act, for Michigan Airports. The money will be used to help airports throughout the state deal with the loss of revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor Whitmer thanked congressional leaders for securing the funding. Upper Peninsula airports which will receive …

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Michigan Tech Takes The Fight To COVID-19

Michigan Tech is taking the fight to COVID-19. In recent weeks, Michigan Tech has developed a mobile utility sanitizer, capable of disinfecting up to 10,000 pieces of personal protective equipment every two hours. The device was transported down state to Taylor, southwest of Detroit, by National Guard members from Calumet, …

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Houghton County Confirms 2nd Case OF COVID-19

Houghton County now has a second confirmed case of COVID-19. In a press release from the Western Upper Peninsula Health Department, a second case was confirmed late Monday evening. Due to privacy laws, no further information is available. To date, Houghton County has had 126 residents referred for testing, of …

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Executive Orders Extended

Governor Whitmer was also busy when it came to dealing with executive orders, extending three executive orders and signing a new one yesterday. Extensions for various places of public accommodation to remain closed, along with restaurants only serving carry out orders. Weight restrictions for vehicles transporting goods needed to fight …

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