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Dianda Wants Amish Kids Protected at Work Sites

LANSING — State Representative Scott Dianda (D-Calumet) today said he hopes that bills he has co-sponsored, House Bills 4579 and 5506, will soon have a hearing in the House Commerce and Trade Committee so legislators can address the issue of Amish children being severely injured, and sometimes dying, in accidents …

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Finlandia Men Show Strength In Stopping Sexual Violence

Men have the power to stop sexual violence. That was the message at a training seminar hosted by Finlandia University in Hancock. The Men of Strength Club covered topics that looked at how violence against women is committed and what men can do about it. Finlandia Head Soccer Coach Brent …

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Houghton High School Team Wins Michigan Tech's Bioathlon

Michigan Tech’s Bioathlon is an annual event that brings high school students together for a little competition over science. Sixty students from 15 U.P. high schools worked together in teams at various biological challenges. In one lab, students were given fake fluid samples and a list of symptoms. Medical Laboratory Science …

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Obama Visits Flint

President Barack Obama returned to Flint, getting an update on the city’s ongoing water crisis. The President met with Governor Snyder, federal and state officials as well as Flint residents. He assured Flint residents that federal response teams have been working around the clock to make sure their daily needs …

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All Eyes On Trump Now

Republican Presidential Ted Cruz suspended his campaign after his loss in Indiana. And now John Kasich has done likewise. With Trump the likely nominee — what may be the tactics for Democrats? That was Dr. Matt Grossman, the Director of the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research at Michigan …

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Takata Airbag Recall Expanded

The federal government is dramatically expanding the Takata airbag recall, adding between 35 and 40 million airbag inflators to the 29 million already being recalled. National Highway Traffic Safety Administrator Mark Rosekind says this could have been avoided, had Takata acted quickly.

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House Passes DPS Restructuring Bills

The Michigan House has passed a package of bills to restructure the Detroit Public School District with a $500 million plan. Many, like former DPS teacher Sherri Gay-Dagnogo urged a no vote because it doesn’t return local control. Republican Representative Al Pscholka said they shouldn’t let the district go into …

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KBIC Casino Project Halted Again

A proposed plan by the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community to move their Marquette casino facility to the former Marquette County Airport location will not go forward. The KBIC reporting that Governor Rick Snyder once again refused to allow the new entertainment complex to be built unless a “common agreement” could …

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Six New Ordinances Set To Go Into Effect In Hancock

The City of Hancock is making some changes to certain ordinances and adding some new ones. Most notably, many local violations will now be treated as civil infractions. To handle this new duty, the city is creating a Municipal Ordinance Violations Bureau at the city hall, where fines for violations …

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