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Effort Underway To Make CPR Training Mandatory In High Schools

A student in west Michigan and his friend are pushing for a House bill to require CPR training for all students before they graduate from high school. That’s after Tyler Menhart performed CPR on his friend, Noah Weeda, after he collapsed during a soccer workout. State Representative Thomas Hooker, of …

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U.P. Lawmaker Testifies On FOIA Legislation

State Representative Ed McBroom of the U.P.’s Dickinson County testified Thursday on a package of bills that would make the governor’s office and the Legislature subject to the Freedom of Information Act. The Republican says the bills would expand the current Act by creating a new “Legislative Open Records Act.” …

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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday

It’s considered to be a safe way for citizens to dispose of their unwanted and unused prescription drugs. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is scheduled for this Saturday. The Michigan State Police is partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration in the one-day ‘take-back’ effort from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 …

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All Sold Out! SKY Pie Auction A Delicious Success

Each bite of delicious pie means a little help for kids in the Copper Country. Simple Kindness for Youth is a local organization that helps young people when a particular need arises. Gifts are usually small, between $50 and $150, but they go a long way to helping in a …

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Residents Voice Support For Curbside Recycling In Houghton

Curbside recycling is closer to becoming a reality in Houghton. At the regular meeting of the city council Wednesday, several residents voiced their support for city to provide the service as it considers bids to replace the expiring trash pickup contract. One group of Michigan Tech students presented a petition …

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Dianda's Budget Amendments Defeated

Two amendments proposed by State Representative Scott Dianda will not be included in the House omnibus budget bill. The Calumet Democrat wanted the Michigan Department of Transportation to sell airplanes in their fleet and to prohibit legislators from having their offices in the same building as a lobbying firm. Both …

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