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National Engineers Week Begins At Michigan Tech

National Engineers Week will be celebrated with a variety of activities on the campus of Michigan Technological University this week. Tech’s events during Engineers Week are again sponsored by Tau Beta Pi, the local chapter of the Engineering Honor Society. National Engineers Week, also known as EWeek, gets rolling at …

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Bill Would Require All Day Kindergarten

Tests have proven that children learn at a quicker pace the earlier education starts. Because of that, state Representative Bill Sowerby wants Michigan to require all day kindergarten. The Clinton Township Republican says, currently, 15-states and the District of Columbia have mandatory kindergarten.

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Michigan Republicans Lay Out Their Forward Plan

Allow residents to keep more money in their pockets — that’s goal behind “The Best Way Forward,” the Michigan House Republicans 2017-18 Action Plan. State Representative Beau LaFave of Iron Mountain says a focus will also be on career technical education.

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GM Stock May Take Off

Although the stock market is closed for the President’s Day holiday, there’s some speculation that shares of General Motors are about to hit the fast lane. Here’s Business Editor Murray Feldman.

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Ways For Older Women To Lose Weight

Talk to a woman in menopause and beyond and you’re likely to hear complaints about how hard it is to lose weight, especially belly fat. New research says there’s a way to change that. Here’s Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites.

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Michigan Group Undertakes Trade Mission To Mexico

Executives from 20 Michigan businesses and Lt. Governor Brian Calley are in the midst of a trade mission to Mexico. The group left Sunday and will take part in an automotive conference and talk with company executives who have business operations in Michigan. The goal is to increase export opportunities …

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