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There’s Help For The Homeless

If you’re struggling with homelessness, there is help for you. That’s the message that the folks from the Copper Country Homeless Prevention Coalition (CCHPC) shared with people at Project Homeless Connect. Statistics show there are around 150 people homeless in Houghton, Keweenaw and Baraga Counties, with roughly half of those …

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Senate Passes Water Projects Act

Legislation worth $10 billion, with $100 million of that specified for Flint, has been passed by the U.S. Senate for water-related projects across the country. Here’s Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan. The Water Resources Development Act had strong bipartisan support, but has an uncertain future in the House. The measure …

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Bill To Support Family Of Slain Officers Passes House

Providing health coverage for spouses and dependants of public safety officers killed or disabled in the line of duty–the Michigan House passed that bill Thursday. State Representative Al Pscholka says this is ‘simply the right thing to do.’ The Stevensville Republican represents where the Berrien County Courthouse stands.  Two bailiffs …

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AAA Michigan Celebrates 100 Years

AAA Michigan celebrating their 100th Anniversary. Their CEO Joe Richardson says the auto club and insurer has a rich heritage they share with the development of the automobile that will continue well into the future, even with the advent of the autonomous car. AAA is known for their “Bring “Em Back …

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Funeral Services For Pettalia Today

A memorial service is set for this afternoon for a state lawmaker who died in a motorcycle accident earlier this week. The 3 p.m. service for Presque Isle Republican State Representative Peter Pettalia will take place at the Presque Isle Lighthouse as part of a celebration of life that is …

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State School Board Passes LGBT Guidelines

Education officials in Michigan are moving forward with new guidelines to help school administrators and teachers maintain a supportive learning environment for students identifying as LGBT. The State Board of Education voted six to two in favor of revised guidelines designed to share best practices for addressing academic and safety …

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Michigan’s Presidential Race Too Close To Call

If their General Election were held today, Hillary Clinton would beat Donald Trump by a very thin margin. That’s according to new poll results from Lansing-based EPIC-MRA. The survey shows the Democrat with a small three-point lead over her Republican opponent, making the race too close to call. Head-to-head, Clinton captured …

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