STOP THE STIGMA November 10, 2016 6:30 pm Admission: $5.00 Michigan Technological University Campus, Fisher Hall Room 135 The Do It For Daniel film tells the incredible story of Daniel and how the community of Ishpeming through the Hematite football team rallied to restore hope for all who suffer from …
Read More »Calumet Family Health Center Welcomes New Primary Care Provider
Calumet, MI – Adam Frimodig, DO, joins Upper Great Lakes Family Health Center’s (UGL) team of primary care providers at the Calumet Family Health Center. After graduating from Calumet High School, Dr. Frimodig went to Michigan State University where he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree. He then went on …
Read More »Teton Gravity Research Ski Film Headed To Upper Peninsula
The Jackson Hole, WY based film company, Teton Gravity Research, is coming to Michigan to premiere their 2016 ski and snowboard film “Tight Loose.” The tour calendar features shows in nine Michigan cities, stretching from the Keweenaw Peninsula to Metro Detroit and everywhere in between. Since the mid-1990s, TGR has …
Read More »Rep. Dianda Demands a Hearing on Capitol View Resolution
From the office of State Representative Scott Dianda: CALUMET — State Representative Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) demands House Republicans immediately take up his resolution (HR 344) for a hearing after new documents released shed light on the purchase agreement between former Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville and a well-connected political contributor …
Read More »Autoworkers Get Election Day Off As A Paid Holiday
While most people will be working on Election day, it’s a holiday for Michigan’s three car-makers. How did that happen? AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert explains.
Read More »How To Change Your Vote
If you suffer from early voter’s remorse, you may be able to cast another ballot. While the process is little known and rarely used, some states do allow voters to change their early or absentee ballots with no questions asked. Michigan is among them. The big question is how does …
Read More »Tourist Season Over On Mackinac Island
Things are much quieter now on Mackinac Island with the end of the season. The island only has about 500 residents during the winter after all of the visitors leave. Where do all of the horses go, do they winter in Florida? Owner of the Grand Hotel, Dan Musser, says …
Read More »Wages Are On The Rise
The nation’s jobless rate dropped a fraction to 4.9 percent in October. But as business editor Murray Feldman tells us, wages are rising.
Read More »Many Michiganders Just Want Election To Be Over
It seems the election season gets started earlier every time around, and with this cycle, voters are eager for the electioneering to end. Laura Bonnell talked to some Michigan voters.
Read More »Still No Endorsement For President From Snyder
With Michigan possibly being the state that makes or breaks the presidential election, Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick says the governor remains on the sidelines.
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