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Michigan’s Unemployment Rate Rises

For the first time this year, Michigan’s unemployment rates has increased. A report from the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget shows the September unemployment rate at 4.6 percent. That’s up one-tenth of a percent from August. Administrators say the increase was due to more people seeking work. Total …

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Fewer People Calling In Sick When They Feel Fine

A new survey by CareerBuilder shows fewer and fewer people are calling in sick when they are feeling fine. And there are some crazy excuses for the day off. The poll of more than 5,000 full and part-time workers shows 35-percent said they have called in when there were feeling fine. …

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DNA Tests On U.P. Cougars Support DNR Theory

Genetic testing on tissue samples from two cougars poached in the Upper Peninsula shows the two animals likely came from a population found generally in South Dakota, Wyoming and northwest Nebraska. “This genetic research lines up with what we’ve presumed previously, that cougars found in the Upper Peninsula are males …

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US-41 Reopened

UPDATE: 9:15 a.m.  October 19, 2016 As a result of the flooding that occurred in parts of southern Marquette County, the following road remains closed.  All other roads are open. M-94 between County Road 545 South and Townline Rd is closed. Motorists are advised to limit travel in this area and …

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Donations Being Accepted For Annual Coat Giveaway

Winters can be brutally cold in the Copper Country, imagine not having a good coat? The New Beginnings Angel Mission is once again collecting donations of warm coats, hats, gloves, boots and other winter apparel for people of all ages. Store Co-Director Terry Bazin says they’ve been doing this for …

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