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Get Your Flu Shots Soon

The flu season is well underway in Michigan, and State Department of Community Health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated, before the end of the year. Jennifer Smith, of the Michigan Department of Community Health, says influenza activity normally peaks between January and April in Michigan, which is why …

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MDCH Awards Health Innovation Grants

Local projects dealing with issues like mental health and drug abuse will be receiving grants from the Michigan Department of Community Health. MDCH has awarded more than $1.34 million in Health Innovation Grants to 44 one-time projects which will receiving up to $35,000 each. Among those projects are the Great …

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MacInnes Classic Opens Tonight

Click on the highlighted scores for full stories. High School In high school hockey… – The MacInnes Holiday Classic opens tonight. Calumet faces Houghton at 6:00, and Hancock takes on Sault Ste Marie at 8:00 at MacInnes Arena. The consolation game will be played tomorrow afternoon at 1:00, and the …

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Pistons Add Tolliver – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for full stories. NHL – Red Wings Prepare for Senators The Red Wings are off until Saturday, when they visit Ottawa. Faceoff is at 7:00 on AM 1400 and FM 99.3 WCCY. NBA – Pistons Prepare for Pacers The Pistons return to action tomorrow, when …

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McBroom Blasts Gray Wolf Ruling

An Upper Peninsula lawmaker is blasting a federal judge’s ruling that puts the grey wolf back on the endangered species list and bans wolf hunting in the UP, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. State representative Ed McBroom says that Judge Beryl Howell has no idea what they are dealing with in the …

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Meth Lab Suspects Arrested

The two people involved with an active meth lab that was discovered this past weekend in Ishpeming are behind bars. 29-year-old Steven Greenleaf and 27-year-old Aimee Fraley were arrested on two felony counts each of delivery/manufacture of meth. Fraley was arrested on Sunday on an unrelated warrant and her bond …

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Gay Marriage Ruling Coming Soon

We could find out in the beginning of the new year whether gay marriage will be legalized in Michigan. The U.S. Supreme Court could decide as early as January 9 to add same-sex marriage to their calendar this term. Equality Michigan Executive Director Emily Dievendorf says they have a very …

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Wings Snap Losing Streak – Wednesday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for full stories. NHL – Red Wings Snap Losing Streak The Red Wings scored four times in the third period, and broke their six-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory over the Sabres last night. Tomas Tatar scored two power play goals in that final …

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Cadeau Deemed Competent to Stand Trial

The 30-year-old Houghton man charged with murdering an elderly woman last year is now competent to stand trial. Timothy Cadeau is scheduled for a preliminary exam in Houghton County District Court January 16. He had undergone a number of competency exams since his arrest in September 2013. Court officials say …

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DNR “Disappointed” in Federal Wolf Ruling

The Department of Natural Resources said it was very surprised with Friday’s federal ruling that returns wolves to the endangered species list in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Debbie Munson Badini from the DNR calls the ruling disappointing. Now that wolves are considered endangered, Michigan citizens cannot kill wolves that attack …

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